The Director and the Jedi
Documentary • 2018 • 1 hr 35 min
Starring
Rian Johnson, Ram Bergman, Kathleen Kennedy, Daisy Ridley, Mark Hamill
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The best film documentary I’ve ever seen
Great doc about the movie that changed together franchise. At least for one movie
Gives so much insight into Rians thought process. Such an interesting documentary and a must watch for Starwars fans
A great documentary that sheds light on Rian Johnson’s thought process behind a very controversial film that I love. Deserves to be seen.
Like The Last Jedi or not, it's a pretty good composition of behind the scenes developments. Even Mark Hamill's criticisms are here. Props.
A great behind the scenes look even if you’re not a fan of the movie.
Whether you like the resulting movie or not, you can appreciate the incredible craftsmanship and passion that went into it.
A wonderful look behind the creation of “The Last Jedi”. Definitely worth the watch to see & understand Rian Johnson’s vision for the film.
You can really see Rian Johnson’s passion for Star Wars and filmmaking in this.
One of the better "making of" features in recent memory.
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