Yes this, same thing happened with James Cameron.

Actually he’s sheer genius at some things, probably no one is better, but like most people every strength has an accompanying weakness and he needed to surround himself with the sorts and types of people that can fill in the blanks.

The second movie is superb and the best of them all. (ESB)

“but they were either terrible (Howard the Duck) or utterly forgettable.”

I have a confession, I loved Willow and didn’t really have a problem with Jar Jar Binks, and Indiana Jones 4 had some rough edges but was still a hoot.

“The young filmmaker who did THX-1138 is almost unrecognizable.”

That’s an amazing level of bitter and twisted you have there.

Bizarro Han Solo. In his universe he still shot first.

Not only was the series getting weaker as they went along, but this one had shaky cam. By the time we had Bourne on the run a hunted man, yet nevertheless getting around in full view undisguised on a motorbike....I’d had enough. (Isn’t he meant to be smart?)

Well I just don’t believe this.

A noble achievement!

“Now, which of you are really bleeding...”

So we are less spot, well spotted NASA.

Not so fast, saturated fat has been shown to cause diabetes.

Never speak of this again.

Movies having so little intrigue and meaning, that the plot is the story.

Some of these comments are just tragic.

The ability to write compelling fiction is also a literary art and in Stephen King it reaches it’s highest forms.

There was riveting?

Yes, we need a fan edit urgently that condenses all three movies into one good one.