Rogue One reshoot?

Yeah...and the way industry screenings like that go, they're given simple notes to fix things here and there so only the only team outside of LFL that have seen the movie are most likely Bob Iger, the studio head of Disney, and maybe even John lASSETER
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Here it is again.
http://www.cosmicbooknews.com/content/star-wars-rogue-one-worse-trouble-thought

 

Any notes that are given would never say, "is too dark" but rather include what is possible with reshoots but yeah, it is pretty crazy how the speculation is getting out of hand in my opinion as people just want to believe what they believe
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They're a little late to the party..

 

lol reminds of how Yahoo reports things up to a month or so late .

 

Nope. I'm with you. I think the gnashing of teeth is rather silly and unsupported by facts. Like others have said, time will tell. If it's a mess in December, then it's a mess in December. That's really the only thing that matters.

 

Having worked in the film industry, I know that most films have re-shoot time scheduled from the get-go. Usually to fix pacing, and other mistakes made down the road. I'm not worried about this. A lot of people worry for no reason.
Remember when the world freaked out the Heath Ledger was a terrible choice for Joker? Best Batman movie ever. Oh and Dark Knight had re-shoots.

 

or how anyone can add so called news on wiki...lol

 

Re-shoots are certainly common and many times they improve the final cut, but what some of as are also concerned about is the fact that several sources that are supposedly reliable have been making conflicting claims in the past week and a half or so. When one website says that the re-shoots will be minimal and made only for character development (talk in cockpits, etc.) and then another source announces that the stunt coordinator will be helping out during the re-shoots, people get worried. It's certainly no reason to lose our minds over, it's just a movie (don't hit me people), but the issue goes well beyond there simply being re-shoots for a Star Wars movie.

 

What rumors? All I know is that the Disney execs want a reshoot after watching the finished film. Why do they want reshoots?

 

If you ask why they want reshoots, we should ask why EVERY movie wants reshoots. We may never know why. And we'll never know the difference. There are very few movies these days that don't do reshoots.

 

Also reshoots for that long of a time is just a window and doesn't mean they will be shooting literaly that entire time because they have to allow for the schedules to clear up
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Exactly!

 

I think people are just trying to jump to find something negative for such a new product .

 

Well this is the generation of gossip and being butt-hurt about anything.

 

It's called "The Internet " .