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response"? Should the information about JJ Abrams and Rian Johnson not be moved to a separate section or removed entirely? I would also note that it is demonstrably false to claim that Marcia Lucas was not instrumental into shaping the franchise into what it is today. Marcia Lucas wrote the opening title crawl for A New Hope, among many other contributions for which she was not properly credited. I have a hard time accepting the argument that the section exists only for George Lucas opinions when this is clearly not the case (Re: Rian Johnson and JJ Abrams being the subject of two paragraphs). "She's not a major part of the films" is simply untrue. She was one of the most important people in the creation of A New Hope; her importance to the franchise cannot be overstated. To
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scenario is that the studio has to wait for the tax savings, and the report documenting those savings comes out much later. Furthermore, it's a rare insight into that part of the industry as Betty points out, so we don't see this too often. But should we really treat it any differently? Does reporting the pre-discounted amount benefit anyone in the long term? I'm failing to see the logic behind the argument or concern that we are ignoring something that is being deemed
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released to the media at the time, or estimated when the film comes out usually under-estimate the cost of the film. The accounts are submitted annually, and in many cases after the film comes out, so there is often a long wait for a full set of accounts. But for better or for worse that is the expenditure that Disney submitted to the British Government, so unless Disney is committing tax fraud that is what they spent on the three phases of production.
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all day long, but at least this article is in a decent state and includes some context in the article. "Save the full unfiltered coverage for the body" is a fine sentiment, but in practice the big problem is editors rushing to change the Infobox, removing figures they find inconvenient and failing to
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On the flipside, it's no accident that film production in the UK has seen an uptick in recent years. The tax break offerings are attractive, so studios spend in certain fashion knowing they are getting some of that back. Therefore, the gross spend is less informative, at least for the infobox and the
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expenditure on development, distribution or other non-production activities. If it "goes back to how it was" then you would be simply ignoring factual information that is now available to us. The UK Film Tax Relief scheme offers a rare insight into the true cost of Hollywood film-making. Most figures
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I reiterate my previous point, the problem is editors over emphasizing the Infobox and ignoring the article body. Discussions about adding new parameters to the Infobox templates (the answer is almost always no) are likely to be even less productive than all the past discussions trying to get people
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Respectfully, if the section exists to give voice to George Lucas' opinions (as you've claimed), why do we have all of the information about JJ Abrams and Rian Johnsons opinions/writing process? If the section exists to only discuss George Lucas opinions, perhaps it should be renamed "George Lucas'
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and marketing (P&A) costs, merchandising cross promotion deals, pre-sales, and other complications mean the "full unfiltered coverage" is almost always limited and incomplete information (even in cases such as (even in exceptional cases where such as The Sony pictures hack, or the lawsuit over
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I'll try to lay it out a bit more clearly: Critic A says "great action sequences", critic B says "great action sequences", and critic C says "great action sequences". Those are three individual sources. If these three reviews are our basis for our claim that the film "received positive reviews for
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Reliable sources often only report the net figure i.e. the sum of money that the studio ultimately ends up spending on the film, and in such cases I generally think it is unnecessary to clarify it as a net figure (we may not know for sure). However, when a gross budget figure is being reported as
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And why not just put both “net” and “gross” budget, since if you look at articles like The Dark Knight Rises and Avengers Age of Ultron, they have both the net and gross profit. So why are we just doing net, if we’re not doing the other? Furthermore, if we’re only doing “net,” do we need the sign
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by 20%. If I'm somehow able to do this across the board for all materials, then the cost to produce the product I'm trying to build gets cut by roughly 20%. Since the cost savings are immediate, I would report my total production cost with the 20% reduction factored in.The only difference in this
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and no other films. (For example, John Williams, Rick McCallum, Frank Oz or other prominent figures who've worked on the films). At present, this is not the case. The bits and pieces about their writing process/asking BB-8 and R2D2 to be switched could possibly be moved to a different section of
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against Abrams. The wording sounds like the article agrees with the criticisms and that Abrams should indeed have to be defending his "oversights" and he should be ponying up the apologies he owed. I feel the entire second paragraph could be moved to the critical reception page, or to a separate
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I would like to propose moving certain sentences from the second and third paragraphs to other sections of the page, and losing other sentences. However, I am mostly curious to see if others feel the same as I do. Please, if anyone has any thoughts, I would like to start a civil, respectful and
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I believe this section of the page is something of a mess, for several reasons. The first paragraph that discusses George Lucas' opinions seem to fit, but everything else in this section reads to me as being unnecessary. I do not believe the validity of the sources or the legitimacy of the
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into two separate ones: gross and net. You can even add logic that if one is used but not the other, the infobox will still default to displaying "Budget" only until the other parameter is filled in. Lots of ways to approach that option should the project choose to address that. --
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well as the net figure then I think it is more helpful to the reader to include both figures with clarification. I suspect the reason only the net figure is listed is because of the discussion above, where only the net figure specifically was discussed. If you wish to emulate
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Personally that's what I would do. The budget ranges are only intended to apply to estimates, and there is no point to them when there is a publicly available figure that has been audited by Government tax inspectors. We may as well give readers the proper figure.
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include anything at all in the article body, when the article body is supposed to be the main content not an afterthought, and the lead section and Infobox are only supposed to summarize the key points that are _actually in the article_. It's complicated,
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gives us more information than usual) it would be a mistake to presume we are anywhere close to having all the right information. I might argue further about the Infobox in the future but it is more important to first improve the article body. --
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is "to summarize, but not supplant" the article body, so it is more important to first expand the article body to try to better explain the available figures and include both the gross total budget as well as the net final cost, which I have
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and add it—someone else may revert you, but I won't. I accept there is an inconsistent approach on Knowledge, which is not ideal, but I don't think we should do something a certain way purely because some other articles do it in that way.
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The third paragraph is full of information that again, seems highly irrelevant. It's a lot of J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson complimenting each other and saying nice things about one another. How is this sentence from the article relevant-
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This is for User:Betty Logan, but is the (net) actually necessary? I’m asking because every other Disney Star Wars film doesn’t have the “net” sign like TFA does. And it uses the same article from Forbes. Just wanted to point it out.
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labelled "The net costs of Disney's six UK Star wars productions". The figures are available from accounts submitted by Disney to the Uk Government, to obtain tax credits. The expenditure only relates to core expenditure (as noted by
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The first part of the sentence should obviously be kept since it is supported by Metacritic in the article body. The "too similar" bit is also supported, though I would agree to remove it as it runs the risk of placing
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that covers overall trends. There could be other sources in the real world that also summarize reviews in different ways, but editors cannot look at individual reviews and determine the trends themselves.
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If the Forbes article (which could possibly be more focused on declaring superlatives than documenting accurate financials?) includes extra costs, I think we just should go back to the previous version.
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just how much positive reception the film received. The lead is not currently substantially different than other film articles, either, and the claims seem to be generally backed up by reliable sources.
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Well think about this logically. If I'm shopping around for a sale on a widget I'm looking to buy, and I spot one at a retailer for 20% off and purchase it there, then I've reduced my material cost
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should be listed in the Infobox. Sigh.) Maybe an encyclopedia shouldn't be highlighting contentious "budget" estimates in the Infobox at all and only explaining the numbers in the article body with
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from Carolyn Reid making similar claims. The question is are these new numbers including marketing costs, or is that just production? As mentioned, the budget field is just for production costs. --
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section titled something like "J.J. Abrams' response to criticism of the film". Or at the very least, it could be reworded and reworked so it doesn't seem as biased against Abrams.
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footprint that it provides. Save the full unfiltered coverage for the body and keep it simple in the lead/infobox when possible. Use ranges when there is uncertainty. My 2¢ --
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The second paragraph deals exclusively with J.J. Abrams playing defense against criticism of the film, which is fine, but it's worded in such a way that it sounds
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I'd oppose any change to the lead that emphasizes negative reviews over positive ones for a film that met with near-universal acclaim. In fact, I'd argue the lead
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I would argue that Marcia Lucas is one of the ONLY people who deserves to be quoted in a discussion about previous Star Wars filmmakers giving their opinions.
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The title "Response from Star Wars filmmakers" to me suggests that the information will deal with previous Star Wars filmmakers reacting to the film
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warns not to cherry pick figures, excluding the gross spend from the Infobox still seems like cherry picking. The referenced article literally says
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to include details in the article body. Maybe later we can revisit the Infobox and see about better reflecting the range of the highest and lowest
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by Will DiGravio , "You can’t tell the history of Star Wars, or 20th-century American film for that matter, without talking about Marcia Lucas".
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She's not a major part of the films. The section pretty much just exists to give George Lucas a space to vent about he didn't like the movie.
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information is suspect, however, I am questioning why the information is included on the page at all. Some of it sounds like IMDB trivia.
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Toa Nidhiki05, your argument that inclusion is justified because other film articles feature similar sections is not much of an argument;
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individual reviews to come up with overall trends. I've revised the sentence to be based on the Rotten Tomatoes critics' consensus,
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this page, as could a lot of the information here. Not to be too technical, but that doesn't even qualify as a response to the
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Why is this included? Why would that not be moved to the page for the sequel instead? How is that a response to the film
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I might argue further about the Infobox in the future but it is more important to first improve the article body.
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That Forbes article actually says $ 533M (ÂŁ446M). Originally it was added incorrectly, but this was
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As reading both the second and third paragraphs will demonstrate, this is clearly not true.
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The studios also spend hundreds of millions in the belief that they're making the
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And should we even have a range now? Seems like a known amount at this point. --
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I think that $ 447 millions budget is Fake news. Forbes clearly make a mistake.
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Fine with me - I honestly only gave the Forbes article a quick glance. --
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A few months ago Toa Nidhiki05 reverted an edit that attempted to add
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