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Posted on Tuesday, 18 May 2021

swingsetindecember

look, i dont care what directors say in behind-the-scenes or interviews, if they dont present that information in the film, they are bad story tellers. like, we had to assume everyone attended your comiccon panel? like? no. you are bad at story telling. if a character appears with zero context, it is confusing. i am not saying spoon feed the audience, but goddamn, there are plot devices that should be there to explain why that character showed up. not just information from your twitter. i shouldnt have to absorb five layers of media for your film to make sense

swimthroughthefires

PREACH

huellbabineauxdefensesquad

kradeiz

“Some of you might be inclined to say ‘Oh, that’s explained in the book’ or ‘That’s explained in the deleted scenes’ to which I say:

Too bad.

I will do research to review a film, I will not do homework just to sit down and watch the damn thing and try to figure out what’s going on. If you need me to know something so I don’t think your character is an asshole and you don’t indicate it to me, well, it’s your fault I think your character’s an asshole.”

- SF Debris

prismatic-bell

The only stuff that should be interview or panel-exclusive should be fun facts, like “if you look in the very back of the Millennium Falcon you’ll see a plushie of Mog from Spaceballs. We threw it in there as a nod to Mel Brooks.”

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