So far only 23 critics have given it a negative review but only a handful have even seen it yet. It will be interesting to see if critics outside of Cannes have the same response, then of course what the audience thinks. If anything this might just lower people’s expectations going in which might not be the worst thing if it’s not a straight out disaster.
The problem with critical reviews is they tend to shake out the same almost out of gate. Europe is traditionally very “Lucas friendly”…
It's really sad that people still think that's what the theme of that movie was. Shows a complete lack of comprehension and understanding of the story. Only focus on what the misguided villain says and not the conversation by the heroes later on that revokes it.
Your stance would have validity if the entire franchise didn’t have an established Ethos, Logos and Pathos.
No…
Right, which is why when Kylo, the villain, reached out to Rey, the protagonist, to bring her to his side by trying to destroy the good she knew, she refused because of her belief in the Jedi and in Luke. It was that belief, and the guidance by Yoda, that convinced Luke to look past his stumble and return to the conflict. Literally hero and villain tropes at work here.
Lot of movies these days have low critic scores, high audience scores...and a lot have high critic scores, low audience scores.
Well there ls a disconnect between what the critics right and accuracy as they are heavily influenced by corporate
Oh really?
Those are the best case scenarios…out of like 25 “positive”?"It’s adventure, though, that everyone really wants from an Indiana Jones movie, and on that front it delivers..."
"There have been better Indiana Jones movies, but it’s good to see one more romping send-off for the character."
"James Mangold understands the ingredients fans hope for from an Indiana Jones adventure"
"When it works it's excellent, when it doesn't you still revel in companionship of old friends. "
"If this is the final Indiana Jones movie, as it most likely will be, it’s nice to see that they stuck the landing."
Yeah, it's all negative there, nothing positive...
But wait I'm sorry, I thought we were supposed to ignore the critics and rotten tomatoes because they gave The Last Jedi a very positive score? so which is it, the critics are wrong because of their bad score or right because of a positive score? Wouldn't bad score from them be good in your opinion? Something smells like hypocrisy.
Here's something: I was reading up on the RCID Comprehensive Plan document the "suitability" map is from...and I found this:True, but it'd kinda require a massive change in the park's layout, considering where the "Main street" is, etc.
That said, I like what you're saying at the end--more on that in a second.
Oh I actually agree with you on the green, but don't let Walter see that.
Yeah, the yellow is pretty much inevitably gonna be a third Star Wars ride. The purples ARE possibilities, absolutely. I especially like the one between B&TB and Fantasmic.
Now see, looking at the orange, I can REALLY see that as ripe for expansion. Especially since, again, that part of the parking lot is farthest away from the entrance.
The woods in the yellow, then, can easily fill the parking lot needs, especially following a major park expansion like the Orange.
I love it.
A pedestrian walkway themed as ................................................................................... wait for it ...........................................
Jokes aside, that's pretty "obvious" (be it over or under the road).
Jokes aside, that's pretty "obvious" (be it over or under the road).
Probably have to be kinda wide, of course, since we're talking about visitors IN the park, not simply folks who are park hopping.
