Solo Headed To Become A Flop? Yep, It Flopped.

[Azuren]

Soundwave said:

Azuren said:

I'm gonna just come out and say you're a liar, because if it did you would have already said something to the effect of "but if she turns it around, everything will be fine". Since you haven't, I'm sorry; I just don't believe you, and you're about as credible at this point as InfoWars. And the issue I take with your comparisons is Kennedy isn't Cameron. She's not Spielberg. Shyamalan was about to be laughed out of everything until Split released. Kennedy is the person who took the single most prominent franchise in film history and made it a joke. Quit pretending that people can rest on their laurels forever and understand that Disney don't care about your pedigree if you aren't delivering.

In producing terms she absolutely is the Cameron/Spielberg of the business, she is one of the most powerful people in the industry. You're being naive if you want to argue against that. 

No one gives a fuck either that some kids on the internet laughed at M. Night Shymalan, bottom line is more studio heads would be more comfortable giving him $50+ million a picture because he made The Sixth Sense over someone new or unproven. That's just how it works. 

3/4 Star Wars films making a billion+ is not resting on laurels. The main thing Disney has to realize is they can't make tons of Star Wars movies. People don't give a crap about Solo: Teenage Years, Obi-Wan: My Life On A Shitty Desert Rock, Boba Fett: That Dude That Nerds Like In a Western ... that stuff that Disney was thinking of doing they're going to have to tone down. 

Marvel is unique and different because it's a universe that isn't bound by one genre, as such you can have radically different movies ranging from sci-fi to fantasy to urban crime to even horror, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter you can't do all this stuff. 

Not even reading what you have to say anymore, since you clearly don't want to have an intellectual discussion. "You don't have to perform well to keep your job if you did a few good movies"? Sorry, I don't debate with people who repeat the same debunked points over and over.

 

EDIT: And in case it wasn't obvious, this is me dipping out of the circular argument you're having.