I've read another version of this story where it was unintentional. They couldn't get the button to stay in place. So they just kind of went with it because it worked.
The entirety of r/moviedetails talks about shit like this, lol. Once had 20+ people argue with me about a simplified reflection on water in animation. They were trying to assign it all this meaning about being a symbol of the main character's transition to adult hood. I got downvoted to oblivion when I told them it was just simplified to streamline animation, and showed examples of the same style of simplified reflection being used in their other films.
As somebody who was nine when ROTJ came out, let me say that it worked. When you're sitting there in the theater and the first shot of your hero is him all in scary black robes and force-choking mfers, you perk up.
DarthSunshine1984 on July 1st, 2020 at 15:38 UTC »
I've read another version of this story where it was unintentional. They couldn't get the button to stay in place. So they just kind of went with it because it worked.
CapitalistCow on July 1st, 2020 at 15:46 UTC »
The entirety of r/moviedetails talks about shit like this, lol. Once had 20+ people argue with me about a simplified reflection on water in animation. They were trying to assign it all this meaning about being a symbol of the main character's transition to adult hood. I got downvoted to oblivion when I told them it was just simplified to streamline animation, and showed examples of the same style of simplified reflection being used in their other films.
42words on July 1st, 2020 at 17:15 UTC »
As somebody who was nine when ROTJ came out, let me say that it worked. When you're sitting there in the theater and the first shot of your hero is him all in scary black robes and force-choking mfers, you perk up.