When it comes to massive Hollywood blockbusters, oftentimes the studio and the filmmakers want to keep some mystery to the magic.
It’s no secret that a movie’s form can change drastically throughout production and post-production, and significant alterations can be made late in the game through reshoots and additional photography.
But most of the time, everyone involved would like to keep that under wraps and simply present the finished film as-is.
That’s not the case with Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which maybe didn’t go through significant alterations in post-production but did have …
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