Yeah, this is all totally normal...organized religion is a front. A front for groomers (take your pick of what kind), a front for profit (tithing is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard 0f) and a front for pedos. Fuck all religions.

Damn liberals and drag queens.... oh, wait a minute...

As someone who barely got across the finish line with Clone Wars, and didn’t finish/never going to finish Rebels, I admit my interest was low.

This is one of the many reasons I hate any Disney Live Action movie. They cast mixed race or women of color actresses, then put them in the role of defending them and upholding their new version as something necessary and desired by the audience. They toss these women to the wolves then rake in millions of dollars for…

I’m really curious how this show is going to work. I was “too old” for The Clone Wars when it came out and Rebels sort of came and went without me taking much notice. Last year, my wife and I started watching The Clone Wars because it seems to be the basis of so much of the new Star Wars canon. But we fell off…

“I am KNOW Jedi.”

During a critical time which our military leaders need to be focusing on keeping pace with China’s global flexes, North Korea’s nuclear tantrums and Russia’s European encroachments, the GOP is perfectly content with keeping said military leadership handicapped to score “culture points” against Biden. And women.

I’m glad Hayden is getting something of a redemption tour. Him nailing the timbre and delivery of Matt Lanter just sells it. 

This is yet another missed opportunity for the Dems heading into an election year. The message needs to be loud and clear:

The Commander In Chief needs to pull all military personnel out of the hostile State of Alabama. It isn’t safe there.

I wonder what the next phase, which seems heavily movie-focused, is going to look like.

I mean, Chopper is clearly the star of Rebels.

“Not that we need another man’s take on this film”

Oh, no, it’s WAY worse than that. Just listen to him:

I really hope this producer gets less work after this. You can’t be successful and blame everyone else for your failures.

So once again, blaming your audience rather than blaming what actually is the problem: Poor writing

I think I get what he’s saying re: tangible physical moves. The duel of the fates is lovely, but it *is* very choreographed in ways that kinda make it feel like a theme park stunt show. 

Eh, halfway through the Last Jedi I mostly gave up on the franchise. A lot of which was watching his character get sidelined to appease internet cucks.

I have a lot of complaints about TLJ, but for Finn, that is when it became clear they weren’t actually going to do anything with the really interesting “former-Stormtrooper” concept.

A million years later and it’s still absolutely mind-ripping just how big of a misstep the sequel trilogy continues to be; instead of setting up a new generation of stories and spin-offs, it’s a giant toxic superfund that neither the company nor any creatives seem anxious to dive back into.