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08.07.2022 - 01:11 / variety.com
Zack Sharf “Obi-Wan Kenobi” ran for six episodes on Disney+, but for many fans and critics that was simply too long. While everyone was happy to see Ewan McGregor back as the iconic Jedi, not every “Star Wars” fans agreed on the pacing of the story or the main plotline that sent Obi-Wan on an adventure to save a young Princess Leia from Darth Vader.
One “Star Wars” fan, Kai Peterson, has gone viral on social media for editing the Disney+ series into a single two-hour-and-30-minute movie.“The ‘Obi-Wan’ show, in my opinion, suffered from things that were easily fixable in the script and in the edit,” Peterson writes about his decision to create the fan edit, which is streaming for now on his personal website. “Awkward pacing, whole scenes that ultimately amounted to nothing, goofy dialogue and directing choices, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and change what I could.
I want to be very clear, this is my own artistic interpretation of how these scenes could be strung together to make something that works better for me personally.” Peterson is not selling his version to make money, and he encouraged anyone who watches the fan edit to also have a Disney+ account so “we’re supporting all the original artists on this show by not letting this become a means of pirating.” Peterson’s video on TikTok announcing the fan edit has earned 1.5 million views and counting.The decision to create a film version out of the “Obi-Wan Kenobi” limited series brings the project back to its origins. The show was originally conceived as a feature film, and Lucasfilm intended to create a full movie trilogy centered on McGregor reprising the character.
HBO Max and Hulu.Currently, you can watch all 12 seasons of with a Hulu subscription. Hulu's basic plan with advertisements is usually $7/month.
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Zack Sharf How many times have you heard a TV showrunner or actor describe his or her series as a six-to-10 hour movie? That’s how Anthony Mackie billed “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” (it feels like a “six or eight-hour movie,” he said), while Ewan McGregor described “Obi-Wan Kenobi” as “one big movie” that “just happens to be split up into these episodes.” Well, “The Boys” showrunner Eric Kripke says enough is enough. Speaking to Vulture, Kripke expressed frustration over streaming series being designed as elongated movies and not episodic television.“The downside of streaming is that a lot of filmmakers who work in streaming didn’t necessarily come out of that network grind,” Kripke said.
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