I agree with regards to the last trilogy: that was awful.I think Star Wars should been ended long time ago, Disney has nothing really interesting to offer from it. Lack of talent?
Worse. The formula is "if you want the cow to eat less but produce more milk, all you need is to feed the cow less and milk it more".The formula is: Milk the cow until it's dry. Or - when the money stops coming in, then, and only then, does Star Wars end.
Lack of cocherent plans "what to do with Star Wars" after they obtained it.I think Star Wars should been ended long time ago, Disney has nothing really interesting to offer from it. Lack of talent?
Star Wars is dead. George Lucas has sold his soul to…..Worse. The formula is "if you want the cow to eat less but produce more milk, all you need is to feed the cow less and milk it more".
George Lucas had a soul??? But seriously, we're talking about Hollywood cash brimming celebrities here, so c'mon, people - get real! And yes, I stopped watching Star Wars decades ago before it turned into a self indulgent navel gazing cash cow exercise.Star Wars is dead. George Lucas has sold his soul to…..
George Lucas Backs Disney Board and CEO Bob Iger Amid Proxy Fight: ‘Creating Magic Is Not for Amateurs’
George Lucas issued a statement in support of Disney's board and CEO Bob Iger, urging shareholders to reject activist investors' board nominees.variety.com
Religion, political correctness, bad clothing, and only the technology necessary to let the viewer know that the action takes place in a galaxy far away populated by humans identical to us.I think Star Wars should been ended long time ago, Disney has nothing really interesting to offer from it. Lack of talent?
The formula is: While this stupid cow recovers, we're going to shoot several Batman sequels and then we'll go back to milking.
It's easy to dismiss Star Wars but i'm enjoying some excellent TV material
Andor S1 was excellent
Ahsoka was good
Bad batch is great
Acolyte is promising, good to see the Dark Side
"Action packed" and "lots of spaceships" seem like descriptors of a show aimed at a very different audience than what The Acolapathy seems to be aimed at.Hopefully Acolyte has a faster paced story and script, a shorter episode run time and a lot more spaceships!
And the problem with this is?racial integration
Sounds like OG Star Trek!Religion, political correctness, bad clothing, racial integration and only the technology necessary to let the viewer know that the action takes place in a galaxy far away populated by humans identical to us.
Star Trek: Lots of sociology, lots of negotiations, and not enough shooting, but it's more believable than Star Wars because the action takes place in OUR galaxy and OUR future.Sounds like OG Star Trek!
Do you think that's a problem? I've always been accepted in different cultures... except on WikipediaAnd the problem with this is?
Star Trek: Lots of sociology, lots of negotiations, and not enough shooting, but it's more believable than Star Wars because the action takes place in OUR galaxy and OUR future.
I think he is referring to the hamfisted corporate approach. Preachy, awkward, annoying, etc... it is indeed getting a little tedious to deal with especially with an industry that gaslights you and says it isnt happening.
I believe Justo is thinking of Star Trek: The Next Generation. The original Star Trek or TOS had plenty of phaser fire. I would prefer watching that then sit through any of the Disney+ Star Wars.Wha, what ???
I dare say, that space battles in TOS - with the enemy ship only visible on screen, being hundreds of thousands kilometers away - were the most realistic depiction of space combat till Expanse.I believe Justo is thinking of Star Trek: The Next Generation. The original Star Trek or TOS had plenty of phaser fire. I would prefer watching that then sit through any of the Disney+ Star Wars.
Yeah. But then... as awesome as Star Trek II: TWOK was, the space battles were more akin to Age Of Sail broadsides. Just silly. And then "Revenge of the Sith" opened with kilometer-scale battleships mere *yards* from each other.I dare say, that space battles in TOS - with the enemy ship only visible on screen, being hundreds of thousands kilometers away - were the most realistic depiction of space combat till Expanse.
The Great Fanbase Replacement.This Trailer bring es to the point