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I get what you mean, but are they normal people in the Star Wars Universe?

Remember when Final Fantasy was meant to be a photoreal movie? lol Imagine if they just took an existing animated movie, applied new textures and shaders. Rendered it as a "live action" movie.

If it only makes it to two seasons, the biggest reason will be the 3(or more) year break between seasons. Where people won't remember much of what happened in the show except it wasn't good enough to warrant a rewatch. This is my subjective opinion, but contrasted to Andor which also had too...

There'll be posts way back in this thread of me saying the same thing. It doesn't even have to be deluxe. Make an affordable family Hotel where different buildings of rooms and areas are themed to different planets. Have the Tatooine suites. Have the Hoth suites. Have the pool area with an...

In the frame work of current Star Wars, what is there for people to be passionate about and stories they want to tell? The brief for the Rey film would be to fix the sequels and set up potential for more films. It's an impossible task and I'm sure any genuine creative swings would be shot down...

There's so much embracing a shared love of Star Wars online. It's ridiculous. It just isn't for the majority of crap Disney put out under the brand. Most of the fandom was disappointed with Kenobi but still want them to take another try because of how much they love the characters and hope for...

And why care about that if the actual thing was good? A bunch of people think Andor was boring. No one cares because plenty others think the show was fantastic. The toxic fandom stuff is overblown to cover for absolute crap. So much of the claims of this is just spin and PR. it doesn't reflect...

Yep. It was with Kenobi wanting to train a young Luke. He blamed himself for failing with Anakin and so he had doubts if he would also fail with Luke. Which lead him to leave Tatooine, with Rex in charge of watching over Luke. So he could seek out Vader to see if he could be redeemed. Which...

If they do a season two, they better not hire the same people from the first season. They should go back to Stuart Beattie. His original concept for his film script was so much better and in line with what the fans would want. Ideal world, scrap the series and make his originally planned...

Press F to doubt. They'd only do that if it was a failing / dead franchise. The last PG-13 still made a billion. There's still plenty of gas in the tank for this franchise with the right film.

The planned ending for TFA was to see how strong Luke has grown in the force from the OT by levitating giant boulders behind him. Until the next writer decided to go another way.

Luke being a recluse meditating, growing stronger in the force is a much cooler idea than him milking sea monsters titties and abandoning the force.

We can totally blame the Disney era for Luke. It's their execution. Even just looking at the concept art for Luke in recluse under Lucas for the sequels is infinitely cooler in concept than anything we actually got with Luke in the sequels.

Did you ever read those puff-piece interviews the writer would give explaining what she was intending after each episode? How she explained what was going on made zero sense in logic, morality or within what happened in the show. I assume that the pitch that made Kathleen cry was all about an...

I've probably watched it 5 or 6 times. Once to grab screen captures to photoshop Lord Farquaad's head onto Snow White as they have the same haircut. I have no intention of seeing it in theatres.

The Empire vs Rebel aspect was a big mistake, although it wasn't set in stone in TFA. It's just how it focused. Ep 8 could have flipped the script. The First Order is on the run after a crushing defeat, it then lures the large Republic fleet into the Unknown Regions where we discover the true...

That's ludicrous.

It's one of the things that annoys me with the discourse, people putting choices RJ made as inevitable when the complete opposite would have made more sense in most cases. The film always seemed to me like he wrote down the most obvious continuation/ending for things set up and just did the...

Awesome, thanks!