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Liam Neeson Says Spinoffs Are Hurting STAR WARS (Patreon)

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2023-03-01 00:24:14
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Liam Neeson recently revealed some STAR WARS fatigue by criticizing the output of spinoffs. We breakdown what he said and reach out with The Force to find more answers.

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Liam Neeson Says Spinoffs Are Hurting STAR WARS

Liam Neeson recently revealed some STAR WARS fatigue by criticizing the output of spinoffs. We breakdown what he said and reach out with The Force to find more answers. #starwars #liamneeson #quigonjinn #andycohen #rebelforceradio #rfr #obiwankenobi GET FULL SHOW VIDEO with RFR on PATREON RFR on PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/RebelForceRadio OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://www.rebelforceradio.com FACEBOOK - Like RFR! https://www.facebook.com/rebelforceradio TWITTER - Follow RFR! https://twitter.com/RFRRebelForce INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/rebelforceradio TIK TOK https://www.tiktok.com/@rebelforceradio

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Jeff Holland

This Qui-John bit is one of the funniest bits you guys have done! Hearing Qui-John call Swank a little bastard almost made me spit out my coffee. LOL! I love when Qui-John comes on the show.

Philip Ehlke

Swank introduced me to the concept of “value engineering” and I think about it constantly. It’s what we’re seeing with Marvel where they’re having to pull back on their output now that their stuff is subpar and oversaturated. If you try to “engineer” success in entertainment, you usually end up flushing your franchise down the Qui-John.

RobO from ChicagO
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Agreed, I think that’s what’s wrong with “Hollywood” right now. There’s no creativity, no taking chances, everything is a “formula”.

Philip Ehlke
>>103046087

Exactly. Some execs are wise to this, leaning more toward the creative side than a typical suit. Iger for example was quick to point out the creative stagnation of the late-Eisner era of Disney (similar woes were in full force under Chapek). Overall, studios inevitably have to balance artistry with commercial appeal. It’s a delicate alchemy.