so are youSee, that's the thing. The issue is that you're sexist.
so are youSee, that's the thing. The issue is that you're sexist.
so are you
so are you
That's exactly what an executive producer has input on. It's not just writing checks and rubber stamping receipts.Fair enough, but she didn't write these stories, choose the actors, chart the direction .. things she needed to do as head of Lucasfilm.
But her duties wtih Spielberg were not the same as McCullum's.
They might have similar titles, but MaCcullum had a lot more power than she did on the respective films.. and even he was basically a secretary doing exactly what that doc says.
Oh I guess the difference is that Rick did those things but also walked around actual locations, actually spearheaded new technology..
For what reason I have no idea.
I'm trying really hard. I normally can adopt many different points of view, even if I don't agree...but this one continues to baffle me.Because he can't stand that something isn't being controlled by a white guy. It shatters his worldview.
Your arguments thus far are based upon hearsay, and not very convincing hearsay. So, I'll let Kennedy keep doing her job since thus far she hasn't actually impacted my life in any serious way.you guys do know that there is a difference between producer and executive producer..? and even those definitions are not always consistent.
She hasn't done any of those things with Star Wars either. She has no writing credit on any of the movies, and the casting was decided by the directors of each of the movies. Even Ron Howard recast a few roles on Solo when he took over from Lord Miller. So how can she be ruining the Star Wars franchise when her role within the franchise is roughly analogous to her role on the other movies she worked on, which you rather inaccurately liken to being a "glorified secretary"? How can a "glorified secretary" have no influence on movies you like, but be the reason why movies you don't like are bad?Fair enough, but she didn't write these stories, choose the actors, chart the direction .. things she needed to do as head of Lucasfilm.
My biggest issue with the directors is it feels like she hires people and then doesn't let them do want and is to hands on. Feige is the same with the MCU only he never had a TLJ or Solo to make people question it yet. Except with his conflict with Whedon on Avengers 2 but after that it's like he can do no wrong anymore. JasonOh, I've seen her criticized for everything. No doubt some one will link her to Jar Jar Binks at some point.
Personally, I think they could have had more of a plan, that the ST could have been better. But, I don't think the roller coaster of directors is not as negative as it appears at first blush. Part of her job is getting things done on time and under budget. If the directors couldn't do that, then going separate ways is needed.
Eh, Dark World and Ragnarok definitely caused pause. Feige benefited from the quantity of films .My biggest issue with the directors is it feels like she hires people and then doesn't let them do want and is to hands on. Feige is the same with the MCU only he never had a TLJ or Solo to make people question it yet. Except with his conflict with Whedon on Avengers 2 but after that it's like he can do no wrong anymore. Jason
Yes, I explained it to you weeks ago. You still don’t get it. Some people just can’t get simple concepts.you guys do know that there is a difference between producer and executive producer..? and even those definitions are not always consistent.
Dark World I agree but I think most people liked Ragnarok even saying it was the one good Thor movie. Like Keenedy I think he something to prove. The MCU is built on many things started under Whedon. Seeing if can survive with the Phase 1 stuff going away. Keenedy has to create a epic trilogy not based on nostiga yet still feels like Star Wars. JasonEh, Dark World and Ragnarok definitely caused pause. Feige benefited from the quantity of films .
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