Star Wars

It’s funny, When Star Wars’ diversity only had Lando the space pimp Calrissian, I was completely fine with watching a fake white future play out in a GFFA. Don’t remember ever feeling much animosity about any of the depictions sans the JarJar fiasco, which George had surrendered to the actor. Fast forward to the new diverse SW and each product has become less and less digestible.

At the end of this latest mess, Rey will beat Cry-lo for the third time.

Exciting!
 
Yeah, that's the narrative that people like to put out there, even with fans who are genuinely concerned with the direction their favorite franchise is going. To tell the truth, I don't mind it when regular people with social agendas spew nonsense, I just get irritated when mainstream media outlets piggyback on that erroneous thinking.
 
Thump said:
I'm 90% positive that the "Sith Rey" is a red herring, it's probably a force vision, although if they had the balls to make her actually go evil I'd be ok with that.
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If the borrow from the EU, then she is a clone. And it’s going to be Evil Rey vs. Boring Rey.
 
ryanpaulstewart said:
The new trend is to make toxically-masculine villains quasi-gay.
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The only sweet thing he did was stop that laser bolt in mid-air in "The Force Awakens." It was all downhill from there. Captain Phasma was another hyped character who didn't do shit. What a joke. I still got the remastered middle trilogy from 1997 on VHS and my player still works. Later for this new shit.
 
They keep pissing off the fanboys, ignoring that the fanboys were the ones buying the comics, books, memorabilia, and hyping up/watching the EU shows (attack of the clones animation, then attack of the clones CGI, then rebels etc.).

If anyone is interested in Star Wars lore, there are a few solid YouTube channels I can add links to. Let me know.
 
This week's Entertainment Weekly cover.



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ryanpaulstewart said:
Why is this prequel trilogy analysis better than both sequel trilogy films?
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Because the “fanboys” that the feminists hate, actually absorb all Star Wars media and info. So, they are able to go in further depth and elaborate the larger universe.

The same fanboys they called racist for hating the last Jedi, also love and adore Mace Windu, because of his incredible back story. There are racist ones, but way less than Kathleen Kennedy would like you to think.

They made a fan-made Star Wars film once...
 
I love this whole thread bravo guys. Sometimes I can't articulate my disdain for the current iteration (except for Rebels that's dope). Its becoming my annoyance with sjw media in general. Yes representation matters but all this beat you over the head nonsense that only a tiny fraction of people actually like is making me disengage all together. The people who bought and supported this thing for decades are no longer being considered instead its a takeover by people who just want to either take away any joy from those they deem problematic because they're unhappy and those who blindly support them without ever questioning if a good story is being made.
Instead of making new stories that show a strong female character without all the sjw nonsense ie Aliens, Firestarter, T2 etc they shoehorn an all female storyline making men ancillary to prove a point that never had to be made in this universe. Another reason I won't watch the new Matrix because I guarantee they will ruin it by forcing an unwatchable agenda piece to make a point.
 
meowkittenmeow said:
Because the “fanboys” that the feminists hate, actually absorb all Star Wars media and info. So, they are able to go in further depth and elaborate the larger universe.

The same fanboys they called racist for hating the last Jedi, also love and adore Mace Windu, because of his incredible back story. There are racist ones, but way less than Kathleen Kennedy would like you to think.

They made a fan-made Star Wars film once...
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Conceptually, this was more interesting than anything in those God-forsaken movies. Oh wait a minute... there was that scene where Kylo and Rey... [insert the sound of farts].
 
Below is the latest Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order trailer, which previews the third-person adventure game launching this November 15th on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC via Origin.
The game includes an authentic story set immediately following the events of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith.




 
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