I dunno, i think I like this title even less.At least it's not "Attack of the Clones" bad.
I’m gonna be so mad if they kill Goofy in the movie version.Fans complained Star Wars isn't about Skywalker any more. So Disney put Skywalker in the title.
[Laughs in "The Rising of the Shield Hero"]No, lots of people thought about that, or that Rey is actually a Skywalker, or that Luke is some kind of beyond-the-grave bad-ass. The theory that I like, which doesn't quite ring true, is that jedi goes away and is replaced by the term Skywalker. So those with force powers become Skywalkers. The title isn't quite grammatically correct for that interpretation, though.
Hey, remember this?: The MovieWell, so long as JJ is there, you'll get to relive those original movies FOREVER.
PS: No one's ever really gone.
I don't watch their videos anymore because they had been non-stop bitching and I'm guessing nothing's changed. There's an audience for that, but it's not me.Well, so long as JJ is there, you'll get to relive those original movies FOREVER.
PS: No one's ever really gone.
Was there a point to that 4½ minutes of mocking repetition? Because, in Star Wars canon, every single living creature that dies becomes part of the force, so they aren't really gone. They're still around in some form or fashion as a part of the Force. It's not an out of nowhere statement. It has a basis in Star Wars lore. What makes that line worth mocking at all, let alone droning on and on about? I was expecting a point to that montage, since you posted it, but no point ever came. Why did you post that shit?Well, so long as JJ is there, you'll get to relive those original movies FOREVER.
PS: No one's ever really gone.
Gotta get those clicks, make that content, like, comment, and subscribe.Was there a point to that 4½ minutes of mocking repetition? Because, in Star Wars canon, every single living creature that dies becomes part of the force, so they aren't really gone. They're still around in some form or fashion as a part of the Force. It's not an out of nowhere statement. It has a basis in Star Wars lore. What makes that line worth mocking at all, let alone droning on and on about? I was expecting a point to that montage, since you posted it, but no point ever came. Why did you post that shit?
I don't think it's about it not being challenging (which I don't think JJ is capable of) but more that seeing such a sharp course correction in the marketing after TLJ is a reminder of the realism of the situation: that the things we love are no longer art for the sake of baking good art, but instead cogs of a corporate machine meant to market our nostalgia to us as well as hook a new generation on a franchise they can monetize for decades to come.Gotta get those clicks, make that content, like, comment, and subscribe.
There's nothing objectively bad about the direction suggested in the trailer; the issue I figure people are having is that it's not challenging.
I watch plenty of challenging stuff. There isn't a shortage of it. Real life can be pretty challenging; watching the news these days is challenging. I'm not sure why it's so important for this outer space drama series to follow along.
I just felt something die inside me.It's not too the point of Yoda doing the floss yet, but I wouldn't put it past them.
That I get. It's not a pleasant situation and I'm glad Disney will be taking a break from Star Wars movies after Episode IX.I don't think it's about it not being challenging (which I don't think JJ is capable of) but more that seeing such a sharp course correction in the marketing after TLJ is a reminder of the realism of the situation: that the things we love are no longer art for the sake of baking good art, but instead cogs of a corporate machine meant to market our nostalgia to us as well as hook a new generation on a franchise they can monetize for decades to come.
It's not too the point of Yoda doing the floss yet, but I wouldn't put it past them. And this comes from someone who loves the new Star Wars movies and the mcu, but the high level of slightly artificial gloss does sometimes hit me just right to remind me of the capitalistic hellscape we exist in.
One quarter portion.
By take 7 he started to like it.Some unused footage of Carrie Fisher they might put to work in Episode IX:
This is a sign of truly great acting. Being willing to suffer to get things just right.Some unused footage of Carrie Fisher they might put to work in Episode IX: