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Topic	Tom Cruise and Bruce Willis are responsible for the sequel trilogy
Waluigi1 03/11/24 12:24:07 PM #21:	KanzarisKelshen posted... Can you like, name a specific work that influences the sequel trilogy's feel at all Because I frankly don't agree with this. I can't recall a single non-arthouse 80s or 90s movie (and I would bet all the money in the world that arthouse anything did not enter the discussion for it) that does the 'spend 30 minutes following people with no names whom you know little about' thing that The Force Awakens does, for example. I feel this is more having a pet hypothesis and wanting to force it than something substantiated. Open to being convinced with examples tho. These aren't his own opinions, he's only capable of regurgitating whatever opinion the youtubers told him to have. --- PSN, and GT: Waluigi1 Switch FC: SW-6848-3841-9099 <cite>Waluigi1 posted [p:979309838] in Tom Cruise... [t:80717653]...</cite> <quote>KanzarisKelshen posted... </cite><quote>Can you like, name a specific work that influences the sequel trilogy's feel at allBecause I frankly don't agree with this. I can't recall a single non-arthouse 80s or 90s movie (and I would bet all the money in the world that arthouse anything did not enter the discussion for it) that does the 'spend 30 minutes following people with no names whom you know little about' thing that The Force Awakens does, for example. I feel this is more having a pet hypothesis and wanting to force it than something substantiated. Open to being convinced with examples tho.</quote>These aren't his own opinions, he's only capable of regurgitating whatever opinion the youtubers told him to have. --- PSN, and GT: Waluigi1Switch FC: SW-6848-3841-9099</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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