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you think Tom Kane can be a good director?

since he did a fantastic job writing A&O 4, i think he can be a good director too
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okay, i doubt it but it looks like he does have potential. and keep in mind: Tom Kane's still a newcomer to the franchise, so he still needs a little more work
TimberHumphrey posted over a year ago
 TimberHumphrey posted over a year ago
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tehrealkatewolf said:
No
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posted over a year ago 
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Now that I thought about it for a bit, I'm going to have to agree with this for reasons JettAlpha said below. While I liked A&O2, there is the abrupt ending, and then A&O3...I assume we can blame him for that not being as good since he's the writer (is the only one or does Richard Rich write as well?).
LillyOmega2 posted over a year ago
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Richard does animation. And even he hasn't lived up to his potential. He animated the Black Cauldron by disney.
JettAlpha posted over a year ago
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@JettAlpha: I've never seen the Black Cauldron. Besides A&O, only movie animated by him I have seen is The Fox and the Hound.
LillyOmega2 posted over a year ago
BlondLionEzel said:
Yes
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posted over a year ago 
JettAlpha said:
No, just because he did a good job on Alpha and Omega 4 dosen't mean he can direct. He still fucked up two potentially good sequels, although 2 was alright, its still considered a fuck up.
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posted over a year ago 
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This is why I agreed with tehrealkatewolf's answer of "No." A good writer (in the case of A&O2 for the most part and definitely A&O4) is only part of it. There has to be a good director, such as Richard Rich, as well. And good producers, too.
LillyOmega2 posted over a year ago
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fuck up? sure, it wasn't what we expected but keep in mind that A&O 2 was delayed over and over again, and that made the budget smaller. they wanted A&O 2 to come out theatrically like the first movie, but thanks to the tiny budget, they had no other choice. that's not a fuck up
TimberHumphrey posted over a year ago
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I'd call a fuck up something that is done bad intentionally, not when they have no control over it. (Lionsgate...)
LillyOmega2 posted over a year ago
SentinelPrime89 said:
No. He's not Ben Affleck who knows how to write, act and direct good movies (though I honestly didn't care for Argo).
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