Star wars ring theory

Well, the evidence is more than substantial. He did use this system. And lucas himself said he used it. If you actually read the whole thing you will see.

Did you read the first page and first page only lol? Its not that hard to believe. Its a classic way of story telling that humans have used for ages. Except it has never been done in a movie before, until he did it. It's 9 pages long, and litterally shows you everything you need to know.

I don't think the prequels are that greatt, but I don't they are as bad as everyone says. I'm just going to be clear. Not a single one of you have read all 9 pages. I know because I did and it would take way longer than your timing of posting. It is very precise, and shows you with pictures and lines from the movie down to the Minutes.

At least read it then say you disagree and give reasons as to why. Don't be lazy and hard headed just because you dislike the prequels.

At least you read the whole thing.

bored at work and took the time to read the full 9 pages.

I do not believe that all of those events could happen by coincidence. I think those situations were done strategically to do this.

I think i remember another big Ring theory series was Harry Potter. Alot of situations that fit together like that between books 1-7,2-6,3-5,4.

Very awesome when this gets pulled off

It might be a brilliant theory on storytelling. I don't know. Because reading that article itself was as boring as watching paint dry. I read all kinds of dense stuff all the time and I could not force my way through two pages of that stuff.

Is it completely possible, even probable, Lucas designed the films using ring composition? Absolutely. The writer does a great job highlighting a significant amount of proof. And I saw a lot of that, in regards to plot at least, from my viewings of Star Wars. It was clear the prequels were far bigger than just another trilogy of movies, they made Star Wars a much deeper and more intricate story. I appreciate them for the depth of plot and symbolism they offer

However, no amount of plot can take away from some of the basic things he missed in making those movies. It's hard for me to get over the crappy dialogue and extensive CGI in those films. I still like them, but I don't love menace and clones the way I love the OT. I will say Sith was much better than given credit for

I read this about a week ago. Sounds like he had it in mind when making the OT, and then used it again to structure the 6 parts as a whole. Which is fine, but I wish he would have turned the reins over on the script itself.

I'm more impressed with the chiasmus of ESB and how it's an almost perfectly symmetrical movie.