“Force Awakens editor Mary Jo Markey complained about how The Last Jedi undid all of J.J. Abrams’ carefully laid plans—even though we all know those plans weren’t actually going anywhere since Abrams is famously obsessed with “mystery boxes” that don’t necessarily have resolutions.”

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Particularly since it looks like Cara Dune is sliding down the ramp going, “WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!”, which by the way, is now officially cannon for how she exits the ship.  Every.  Time.

She says January was “not that nice” after the movie came out, to the point where she wondered where “the love” for the series had gone.

Ultimately the issue with these films came down to planning. It was funny, after The Last Jedi, some where calling for Kennedy to be fired from Lucasfilm, etc. Although there were parts of TLJ I didn’t care for, I was OK with it overall. Then, Rise of Skywalker comes out. Again, I didn’t like some of it but was OK…

That’s not Fett’s armor. As to why he has more Mandalorian armor onboard, I don’t know.

Mister Abrams, don’t you have a studio to run?

JJ seems to be the kind of guy you go to to get your rough outline and basis of an idea. Then you go to someone else to iron out the details. (and in a perfect world, you get a gaggle of hard-core fans of your chosen mythology and you let them look over the salient details to see if there’s anything egregiously out of…

The problem with the new trilogy is that each film is a craven apology for the preceding installment. Rather than desperately trying to course correct midflight, they should have sat down and sketched out a three-film epilogue to the story told in the six previous movies (because even the prequels, god help them,…

I really wanted to whoop somebody’s ass when they said “Lost” was the best written Sci-Fi ever. That’s how JJ Abrams is able to keep getting these jobs. He makes Sci-Fi for people who don’t really like Sci-Fi. They just want an action blockbuster in space or a normal drama with “mystery.”

The best way I’ve heard the sequel trilogy described was “Disney waiting to see the audience reaction, then violently correcting.”

Think about Rose basically being taken out of the third movie. Think about Snoke being rendered pointless in the second movie, before being shown to be a Palpatine puppet in the third…

But has she seen The Mandalorian? That shits great

this has got an “incredible cross sections” and a “Richard Scarry’s” feel to it at the same time...

His bunk is down on the lower level next to the head (at the end of the small corrider from the weapons storage closet, directly underneath the flight deck). It’s where he regularly puts Baby Yoda when he leaves the ship. It’s not labeled in the diagram specifically, but it’s in the third picture up there where the…

Note sure about sleeping, he might just sleep in his seat. As for bathroom there is a multi-species vacuum head on the 3 image. It’s the toilet. Head being the naval term for restroom. 

“Hell, The Last Jedi was one of the best things to happen to this series in decades” - as someone who has Harmy’s Despecialized Editions of the OT in glorious HD, allow me to kindly say: bullshit. ;)

I can solve that easily, the love of the franchise went to the same place that Disney stored the concept of a series being congruent. Safely stored away for when this trilogy finished and we could move on.

So we’ve found the one cast member who actually enjoyed that final film then, because everyone else came out as though they spent six months chained to a radiator in Beirut getting their testicles zapped with a car battery...

Has she watched it? I know Adam Driver doesn’t like watching himself on screen, so it’s possible.