DaddlerTheDalek
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Let's talk about the current director of the Han Solo movie.
I think that after one viewing I would lock Ron and the Kasdans down for a full trilogy. Howard working off the Kasdans' script and with the backing of Lucasfilm really delivered a nice, solid mix of old school movie making with new school aesthetics. We may never know what Lord and Miller's version would have been but Howard certainly didn't not deliver something too grating with it's humor or the like. Again though... I think you bring back both Howard AND the Kasdans. The solid script is no small help to a director.
yeah Howard did a great job love to see him doing a Lucasfilm fantasy film his first one since Willow which was wow 30 years ago.
I mean... Really Vile? Really? That sounds like churlishness for the sake of it.
Sorry being honest. Some of the worst lighting cinematography I've ever seen for a Star Wars movie.
Go to a better cinema bro...Ron Howard didn't do a great job. The Kessel Run was the best looking and directed scene in the whole movie. But the rest of the movie isn't very inspired. Also, the movie looks ugly and unnaturally dark at times.
Go to a better cinema bro...
I saw it twice. Once at an Arclight Hollywood and against at IMAX at AMC CityWalk. The latter is 4K DLP IMAX. That's the gold standard for IMAX projection. It's not the cinema. It's the film.
I have to agree. I'm seeing a lot of praise for this aspect, and usually I'm a big fan of dark and atmospheric visuals but not so dark that you can't see anything. It was baffling to me, especially when you know you're making a film that's going to be projected in 3D, where the glasses darken things further. This was definitely my worst IMAX 3D experience in terms of picture quality since Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.
That is not at all the gold standard for IMAX projection. The gold standard for IMAX projection is 15 perf 70 mm film projection. 4K laser is not even close.The real deal is 18k resolution. But I digress...