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JOSEPH KOSINSKI

Discussion in 'General Movie Discussion' started by Cyber Dyne 1000, Jan 20, 2015.

  1. Cyber Dyne 1000

    Cyber Dyne 1000 Rebel Official

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    i have been following his work since 2006 and i think his work is remarkable , could he be a possible candidate for any other star wars film ? give me your opinion
    thank you
     
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    John Crichton Rebel Official

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    Hm, haven't got around to seeing Tron: Legacy, but I thought Oblivion was pretty enjoyable.

    Though I think Oblivion, being very minimal on characters, dialogue, and all that, is probably not the best thing to judge prospective Star Wars directors. At least by itself. Visual styling... yeah maybe.
     
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    Tron: Legacy is great. Go rent it. Now.
     
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