People who have the loudest takes about Dave Filoni's work are typically the ones who don't watch it. The Jedi (the Mando episode Ahsoka is in) alone has so many homages to samurai films he loves. PLEASE read an article.
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Claiming Filoni "only knows how to reference Star Wars" when every show he's worked on from The Clone Wars to Rebels to The Mandalorian to Ahsoka features homages and references to Greek mythology, westerns, samurai films, The Lord of the Rings, and the literal Bible is an insane take.
The best Star Wars takes inspiration from other things. So, Treasure Island via Star Wars works like peanut butter and chocolate. Whereas Filoni, Abrams, and (to a lesser extent) Favreau seem to only know how reference Star Wars.
Skeleton Crew ruled. Tons of fun. The problem is, as I’ve said before, Star Wars fans are very good at articulating what they want and very bad at wanting what they’ve articulated.
Skeleton Crew (a show Jon Watts showran, created, and directed 2 episodes of) has everything people claim they want in Star Wars. A simple story almost completely separated from the wider Saga that focuses entirely on new characters. But y'all didn't watch it so you think Watts can't do a SW movie.
Too many of y'all think "Writer writes bad movie so no good writer." Writing screenplays in the studio system isn't write, hand over, done. It goes through a lot of changes with a lot of different people. Kinberg is barely responsible for any of these movies being bad. ESPECIALLY Fan4stic.
I’ve lost count over how many times Star Wars has been deemed a “dead property” in the 20 years I’ve been a fan.
‘Forgotten Island’ has surpassed $20.6M in the global box office against a budget of $80M. It is unfortunately so far one of the worst performing DreamWorks films despite its critical acclaim.
It’s so bizarre to me how much Reddit is shitting on Jon Watts. The Spider-Man Home trilogy and Skeleton Crew weren’t good? Go back under your bridges, trolls.
No...I don't think normies are I think to most normies Star Wars is the Skywalkers.
I’m not against Star Wars Episode X, but I would rather they try that Jedi Order origin movie by James Mangold. I think normies would be interested in the forging of the first lightsaber and how the divide between Jedi and Sith started. Just more Old and High Republic stuff on screen.
Well let the people who wanna enjoy it enjoy it and don't be a wet blanket about it.
i love star wars so much but i am increasingly of the opinion that we dont need anymore
I can't wait for months of "I don't care about the new Star Wars" till the trailer comes out and the next few weeks until the movie happens.
Deadline also confirms that Jon Watts is working on Star Wars Episode 10. #StarWars #Episode10 #JonWatts deadline.com/2026/09/star...
'Star Wars' Continuing Skywalker Saga With Director Jon Watts
After eight years and countless entries in the expanding onscreen universe, 'Star Wars' is revisiting the Skywalker family with its next project.
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Kinberg also has a connection to Star Wars as being a producer alongside Dave Filoni on Star Wars rebels.
...I don't know the guy, don't have an opinion myself. But apart from "Obviously not a great director himself" I'm not shocked he has the position he does. He's "unproblematic," he's made a lot of the right friends right from the jump and he's produced lots of hits.
No, Knight Edge is not their source. They just acknowledge that Knight Edge reported it first. THR has its own sources, and they’re reputable. Not to mention Borys Kit is a highly respected reporter. I don’t usually encourage gambling, but you can bet a lot of money on this one.
Before people start getting annoying and saying he can't direct and blah blah blah blah blah. If you haven't seen Skeleton Crew, your take doesn't matter.
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Jon Watts IS a talented director who makes really entertaining films. Cop Car, his Spider-Man films, and Wolfs are a testament to his talent. But Skeleton Crew (a series where he and Christopher Ford were the main creatives on) is the ultimate audition for doing a feature and he aced it.
RUMOR: Jon Watts set to helm Simon Kinberg's Trilogy as Director of the first movie Source: Knight Edge Media & Daniel RPK #StarWars #Kinberg #JonWatts
So here's the thing about this: What most people miss about "realignments" is the BIGGEST movers of demographic change are age, birth and death There are, simply, FEWER Boomers, NOT ENOUGH GenXers and thus MORE Millennials and Zoomers now than even 10 years ago Happened in '92. It'll happen again
I'll admit, part of why I'm so skeptical of the emerging realignment thesis of this election is that it just seems so *random* that it would happen NOW, after ten years of Trump being a remarkably consistent public figure and ten years of remarkably consistent political trends.
So many people hated this show but Boba's characterization was completely in line with Boba in the produced and the unproduced Clone Wars cartoons. Seriously, look up the animatics for the unproduced Boba episodes.
Share a show that no one could ever make you hate! It wasn't perfect but I really enjoyed the book of boba fett. I loved the characterization of fett and seeing him rise from bounty hunter to crime boss was cool to watch.
One of the post credits scenes in Endgame Encore is clearly a direct scene from Doomsday and there is a very obvious uptick in visuals and direction from the Russos' previous MCU efforts. The scene was very J.J. Abrams-esque in terms of how the camera was moving. Loved it.
I saw this almost entirely just to see Endgame again. But that bonus footage Jesus Christ…
ITS ON! #NowWatching Avengers: Endgame Encore (Dir. Anthony Russo & Joe Russo, 2019/2026)