This is something I wouldn’t mind being a soft reboot.
Pronounced a-lee-vey. \ (•◡•) /
George R.R. Martin stated he “doesn’t know” why Game of Thrones is ending
The Nice guys was so good.
The problem is that the people who take issue with the writing are lumped in with the people who are bitching about “SJW shit in my Star [Wars, Trek, etc.]” and that turns off everybody else to listening. The volume of hate-driven voices have poisoned the dialog.
I do feel like Tran was made the scapegoat for a poor storyline, which is totally unfair, of course. And it is weird that she is seen in this piece as a sign of diversity in Star Wars when Rose and Finn were given a story of such little significance to the main story, except to bring more death to the Resistance by…
YES, but only to humans.
Cyclical tests of allowing humans to become self aware of their false lives, break free, form a prophecy, then get crushed. Yeah Machines are monsters in that.
Yep! There were so many better ways to handle that situation. In a situation where one actor (the machines) has more agency = that actor has more responsibility; their decision to imprison the majority of the human population, and then exterminate the remaining humans, is unethical and (frankly) inefficient and…
No, humanity in the past were the real villains. The Animatrix spells out that humanity had reneged on a peace deal and nuked the machines due to the machine economy outproducing their own. When it was clear that the machines would win the war, humanity “scorched the sky” causing a nuclear winter.
Lay your cards on the table. Describe the events as you remember them, and then be open to people calling out your conduct. She described details in her account, he should describe details in his. When it dropped, I remember wishing he would come out with his full account of the encounter.
Also puppet Yoda > CGI Yoda.
As I search my feelings, I know it to be true.
When nine hundred years old you are, continue to look like Super Grover you will not.
Agree, do I.
Same.
This. Look i understand in “real” life a lot of times heroes don’t measure up and they do wind up old and beat up and some just give up...but this isn’t “real” life. this is hollywood. this is the stuff of dreams and fantasys.
My problem with Luke’s journey is that he became a man who gave up while the people he cared about had to deal with the consequences. He could have given Leia a lot of help during his years in exile (especially since her own deadbeat husband decided to hightail it into space.