Guess I have to pirate the stuff then. Fuck the corps.Unlikely, physical copies defeat the meaning of the streaming service. Remember, companies prefer not to sell products but service, they don't want people to actually own stuff.
Guess I have to pirate the stuff then. Fuck the corps.Unlikely, physical copies defeat the meaning of the streaming service. Remember, companies prefer not to sell products but service, they don't want people to actually own stuff.
So for everyone from SB, I think my general SW opinions are well known.
I have one question/discussion starter(I hope)-why did people think that the Disney movies were going to somehow be good?
Why did people have such high hopes? As someone who was hostile or indifferent due to losing the EU i was never on the ST or Disney SW hype train, but for a lot of other people-why did they believe so earnestly the ST was going to turn out...well much different than it did?
It was the hope that Disney'd create a wave of new Star Wars content, that caused us to ignore the upcoming issues as merely temporary setbacks and growing pains. Only with TLJ were our eyes opened...So for everyone from SB, I think my general SW opinions are well known.
I have one question/discussion starter(I hope)-why did people think that the Disney movies were going to somehow be good?
Why did people have such high hopes? As someone who was hostile or indifferent due to losing the EU i was never on the ST or Disney SW hype train, but for a lot of other people-why did they believe so earnestly the ST was going to turn out...well much different than it did?
So for everyone from SB, I think my general SW opinions are well known.
I have one question/discussion starter(I hope)-why did people think that the Disney movies were going to somehow be good?
Why did people have such high hopes? As someone who was hostile or indifferent due to losing the EU i was never on the ST or Disney SW hype train, but for a lot of other people-why did they believe so earnestly the ST was going to turn out...well much different than it did?
as a stand alone movie TFA was fine... as a Star Wars film... so much fridge logic.I actually was somewhat hopeful. I hoped that them declaring the EU non-canon would mean they were planning on cherry picking only the best parts from it, or that they would come up with something new that would be good. After all, the Marvel movies seemed to indicate that there was at least some talent in the company. And with JJ Abrams, as much as I hated what he did to Star Trek, it seemed pretty obvious that what he really wanted to do was Star Wars, and now he had his chance to do it. I honestly thought that with George Lucas out of the picture that it might actually have a chance, so when TFA happened, and it wasn't as good as I had hoped it would be, I think my initial reaction was still along the lines of it having potential. This is why I even bothered going to TLJ to begin with.
Lucas made it out like a champ.Still not getting the money back they used to pay 4 billion to Lucas.
Still not getting the money back they used to pay 4 billion to Lucas.
Anakin Solo dying was pretty much guaranteed. Someone major was going to die in Star by Star.Clone Wars was good, at least IMO, and Rogue One was solid. Rebels was bringing in good parts of the EU, Thrawn, and the EU had it's own share of REALLY stupid shit, see, the cereal monster, and Anakin Solo getting killed off "because tension!". And Anakin Solo dying was even the GOOD authors! And the EU had it's share of bad authors. Dropping the EU made sense to me because the EU was a bunch of cooks who rarely talked and all had their own interpretations, and so you had the Dark Side both as a corruptive force that warped you AND the edgy Grey Jedi stuff in technically the same canon.
Then TFA happened and I checked out.
She looks so stoned in that video.
because there was a literal interview with the authors.I’m not sure why you think it was just “tension”.
Even the doll collectors are uninterested; the sequel trilogy toys have always tanked in sales. The actual target audience was hardcore feminists; but in trying to fix the franchise, J.J. Abrams alienated even them. Now there is no target audience.Although I posted that screenshot for laughs, the full video is worth watching (kind of), because Daisy really does come off as somewhat mentally disadvantaged.
In other news,
Semi-historical drama about what Millennial audiences consider, like, ancient history? takes top slot from Disney's dumb space movie:
https://variety.com/...1203463908/amp/
They’re pretending that “1917” is opening at number one because it won a Golden Globe rather than the fact “Star Wars” is not a general audience movie anymore, but pandering schlock relegated to a small-but-moneyed subset of hardcore doll collectors.
I mean it was a high stakes series.because there was a literal interview with the authors.
In hindsight I wish Jacen had been the one to get the ax. Plus I found his attempts to philosophize to be remarkably annoying. And don’t get me STARTED on the fuck up that was the Battle of Fondor.I mean it was a high stakes series.
Did you expect nobody was going to die?
I would firmly disagree.In hindsight I wish Jacen had been the one to get the ax. Plus I found his attempts to philosophize to be remarkably annoying. And don’t get me STARTED on the fuck up that was the Battle of Fondor.
there were a number of options, they picked Anakin Solo to "show no one has plot armor"... then found out "oh wait, Anakin needed some plot armor but now we have to use Jacen and this just isn't going to work as well."Did you expect nobody was going to die?