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However, he has more pull than ever and at the moment, all signs point to a Taika movie untethered to anyone’s vision but his own. Of course, there’s still going to be guidelines and certain rules he has to follow, just like any studio film – especially when that studio is Lucasfilm. If you bring that much monetary success to one studio, no matter the division, you are going to get leeway.

Time will tell if it holds well at the box office, but for now, it’s a win. Yes, I am even counting Love and Thunder as a win.

Thor: Love and Thunder – Opened to $144 million domestically and $303 worldwide, the highest opening weekend in the Thor franchise.

The Ryan Reynolds-led movie was a surprise hit at the box office with $331 million worldwide

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Free Guy – Cast as the villain Antwan.

Reservation Dogs – Creator of the FX series, season 2 premieres in August after 1st season received a 98% critic score and 89% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.The Mandalorian – Directed the season 1 finale, also provided the voice for IG-11.

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The series has garnered 11 Primetime Emmy nominations He still serves as executive producer on the FX series, now in its 4th season and already renewed for a 5th and 6th season.

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What We Do in the Shadows TV Series – Directed a few episodes, including the pilot.

Taika was nominated for Best Picture and took home Best Adapted Screenplay at the 92nd Academy Awards

Jojo Rabbit – Grossed $90 million on a relatively small budget.

Thor: Ragnarok – Grossed $854 million at the worldwide box office.

Working in Taika’s favor in regards to his Star Wars movie is that he has not only worked with Lucasfilm, but he has just been a heavy hitter for Disney for several years. Taika’s Movie Will be Untethered, but Measuredīefore we go any further, the thing you have to remember is that the studio system exists in Hollywood. There are basic common threads that permeate all of his works and might give us an idea of what to expect when he visits a galaxy far, far away. When you do, you start to see things in his overall filmography beyond just the perceived constant jokes that he’s become known for. So today, I want to look into that vision. Over at Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige and company have lately become known for letting their directors fulfill their creative vision no matter the cost, and what we got in Love and Thunder was undeniably, Taika Waititi’s vision. Star Wars still very much needs a bit of different right now in the creative department. It’s hard to deny that the mixed (albeit still leaning positive) reception to his latest effort is a black mark, but everyone has a bad day at the office (most would kill for Thor: Love and Thunder to be their bad day). Taika Waititi as Viago in What We Do in the Shadows (2014) – Credit: IMDb He’s quickly become a household name for everything he brings to the table. The man later made a wacky Nazi satire in Jojo Rabbit and won an Oscar for it. Then he casually followed it up with the criminally underexposed Hunt for the Wilderpeople. We’re talking about a man who put himself on the map with What We Do in the Shadows. Giphy’s egregious misspelling of “ maclunkey” aside, I fully recognize I might be the Greedo to the reality that is Han Solo, but forget his Thor movies for a second. Given his latest film, Thor: Love and Thunder, has received mixed reception and some less than ideal comments recently from the man himself (guess even a funnyman can’t play fast and loose with their words anymore), perhaps a Taika Waititi Star Wars film isn’t the direction to go? Well, how can I put this liberally… Maclunkey! However, you can also begin to feel quaking in some boots over what that might mean. If reports are true, Taika Waititi’s film is on deck with an early 2023 production start date. In fact, spend any amount of time talking to fans these days, and one thing is quickly becoming clear. Thankfully, Hollywood will never listen to me (although just imagine the one-liners) as day-by-day, it’s becoming more apparent that I am slowly losing my sanity looking for more from my Star Wars. The breakout superstar of Hunt for the Wilderpeople, the iconic Ricky Baker himself, as the Jedi lead in Taika Waititi’s Star Wars film.

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