The difference between a Paula Abdul lip Sync is that she gets choreographers, backup dancers, lighting effects, etc to make what is basically a canned performance. These queens have a lot more limitations, have to work with what they’re given, oftentimes improvising, and essentially design their own performances. If…

Never said you were a Trump supporter, actually. I simply drew a comparison between the “I don’t like this so I think we must all ‘take a stand against’ it” and the sort of us versus them anything-different-is-bad mindset of that subset of the US population. For what it’s worth, I’m sure many of them would agree that…

Case in point, perpetual crank irritant Baracka Obama dismissed my reply, so I’ll put it here to feast his fucking eyes on.

It’s more that you’re incredibly rude towards people and the writers and don’t contribute anything worthwhile and this site would be better off without you on it.

Queer people and people who enjoy queer culture, clearly. C’mon, take a stand against us and everyone else who finds things thrilling that this prick doesn’t! MAGA!

This is it. This is the most triggered someone ever can be or will be.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to go make a film set 40 years after the original Toy Story movie, in which Buzz and Woody are child pornographers.

THANK you.

That’s not what I said. I clearly stated that it is okay to criticize or disagree. But demanding the director do this or that in such hostile ways is not okay. No one owes you anything. I don’t boo comedians and etc. That’s rude.  

“I like how it’s an affront to art to voice displeasure with what a director has done with a film, but it’s perfectly alright to boo a comedian, a musician, a mime.”

Okay, I have to talk about Finn. Because I’ve seen people complaining thay he has no storyline, and that’s bullshit. At the start of the film, all he cares about is getting out of dodge. By the end, he’s proudly declaring himself a rebel and willing to sacrifice himself for the cause. He’s completed a hero’s journey…

Ooooh, one of the other sites wrote something negative, waaaaaaaaaah!

That’s not how this works. You made an assertion, and it’s on you to prove it. So far, your evidence is lacking, and your one tenuous example has no resemblance to this movie. You’re just pissing in the wind and whining when everyone looks at you like you’re covered in piss.

She wasn’t added to the Chinese version and left out of the American version, was she? You aren’t really very good at providing examples... or of avoiding sounding like a huge racist. You really should stop while you’re behind.

Plus, she wasn’t added in to the Chinese version and left out of the American one.

and everybody that replies thinks i’m trying to be racist, hahaha!!

Using “SJW” and then mentioning her being a ploy for the “Asian movie market” is a good clue what type of person you are.

I’m Asian and if you think we need a “hook” to go watch a Star Wars movie, particularly a very American actress who looks Asian, well... sigh, I give up.

Yeah! Why don’t they just go to china town, mexico, africa, and south america and just pick up the first person they see! According to you it has nothing to do with talent, or understanding of the role, or ability to take direction, or everything else having to do with being a great actor, it just has to do with your…

Sorry! Rose is a terrific character. If you couldn’t see past the color of her skin to enjoy her performance then yes, you are a racist.

Rose represents every fan who wishes they could be in that universe - she is a stand-in for the audience, who gets to be useful and matter within the story.