Congrats to her success but…
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porkchopxprss — 9 years ago(October 28, 2016 09:30 PM)
Yeah it's a little like multi-tasking.
Disney has been so secretive about Rogue One that it's one of the most tightly controlled sets I've heard of. Disney is really good at limiting damage to itself, but some things do get out and becomes whispers on the net. From what I've learned Disney did have a test audience watch the film. I don't know why, but from talking to others I share things with, they probably got wind of all the negative comments that were piling up toward it everywhere onlineand what happened to Batman Vs. Superman. After that film got so much negative feedback and didn't do as well as Warner wanted, I'll bet Disney wanted a real test of Rogue in front of a live audience. They still deny they had one arranged to watch the film to test it.
I agree with everything you said. Disney doesn't respect the franchise and all they want is a cash grab and agenda pushing. They're butchering the EU and the Canon isI don't know what to make of it now. They're cherry picking everything from the EU to make these films and if that isn't enough they have to push PC agendas along with it. Politics should never get in the way of art. Pandering isn't respectful to any5b4one it's really condescending and rather insulting. It's shallow and it's like wearing your heart on your leave, type of thing, when people do that, they really don't mean it.
A lot of the blame for the state of Star Wars now lays at Kennedy and her little drones at Lucasfilmbut Disney can't be let off the hook because I've heard that they themselves are the real puppet masters of all this. It's their money and resources that are enabling all of this. -
justahero — 9 years ago(October 29, 2016 10:38 AM)
I think its fair to compare Star Wars to Marvel movies when both are under Disney
dont you? MCU is not 14 movies but it never actually moved forwardit is still the same formula its only getting bigger thats allWhy is that? Why change anything if it makes money. And as long as nostalgia formula will make money, Star Wars will never move forward
Personally the only spin-offs I would be interested in are movies from times of The Old Republic (And I think many many SW fans would go see them 100%) and Ewan McGregors Obi-Wan movie.
Rogue One and Han Solo trilogy I could not be lees excited about. And me NOT being excited about s Star Wars moviethere must be something wrong. I was off the charts hyped for TFA BUT I had my doubts. But thanks to Disney and beep (:D) Im afraid Im not a fan of this new Star Wars. Anyway I think of it more like and ALTERNATIVE universe -
porkchopxprss — 9 years ago(October 29, 2016 08:06 PM)
For a time how Marvel and Disney conducted business was different from each other. For the most part Disney did keep far enough away from how Marvel ran things, but I think that maybe changing. With the announcement of that new SpiderMan Homecoming film, which is supposed to heavy with the SJW elements, things maybe turning for the worse at Marvel and I don't know how that's going to turn out with fans.
The MCU films are getting bigger, no doubt there. Looking at what they're doing with SpiderMan does make me feel uneasy.
Star Wars will nothing but nostalgia cash grabs and agenda pushing from now on. They're too busy pushing the feminist angle in the films to really care about doing anything else. There is so much material they could use but really won'tnot in the way the fans would like. They've thrown the EU into the trash, then started to cherry pick parts of the stories to shoehorn and mix them together like putting into a blender to make these films. That's lazy and will ultimately be the downfall of the entire franchise.
I can't get excited for the new films because they are not Star Wars films. They carry the title, but they lack any of the feel or vibes the Lucas versions had. If they have to remind people with a title like.."A Star Wars Story"right above the name of the fib68lmthat's not a good sign. It's not really a Star Wars film, it's nothing more than a expensive fan film.
I am really finished with Star Wars and that does hurt me, since I have been a lifelong fan, but Disney changed that for me.I don't recognize it anymore. It's a total stranger to me. Now I can't stand it. I loathe it. -
justahero — 9 years ago(October 29, 2016 08:20 PM)
I just agree with you on everything
they use the sjw stuff also to wider the audience and at the same time pander to liberals so if you criticise itwell you know how it ends
I am life long fan too
I love prequels! I grew up with themyes you cant undo some things but those films are so exciting even today and the level of artistic value is beyond beautifulIt was new fresh look at the older era in star wars universe, before the war. George WANTED to bring b16d0eauty into that universe and he succeeded tremendously! The level of imagination! OMG every single design became iconic.
The story? I love it! That the whole time heroes were playing into villains cards? Im sorry I think its briliant! Ian McDiarmid went so crazy in Revenge it is just fun to watch him!
I can say so many great things about what George did with prequels
Of course through time I see the flaws but those in no way ruin the trilogy for me at allThere is just too much good in those movies!
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porkchopxprss — 9 years ago(October 29, 2016 10:10 PM)
Whatever criticisms can be said about the Prequels, they were from the man who created Star Wars. He gave those films the Star Wars Magic that is sorely lacking in the films now. There is no real imagination to the Disney crap now..they're just stripmining everything from the EU and mixing it together to make these new films. That is freaking lazy.
I did like the political undertones in the Prequels as well as the strings being pulled by Palpatine.
The Prequels were praised at the time and were popular but trends change and when those RedLetter twits did that video bashing the Prequels, the hate toward Lucas and the films intensified. So much so he sold off the rights to "White Slavers" and we're at where we are now. I hate it! -
porkchopxprss — 9 years ago(November 04, 2016 10:43 PM)
What is wrong with her eyes, not her talent.
Indeed, her eyes look cold. Can be a good serial killer role in the future.
She does look cold. She has a creepy soulless look to her. I get weirded out when I look at her. She does say that likes to play a "fantasy version" of herself, so her playing a evil killer like the one in Inferno is right up her alley. She even liked doing the role and film..and loved the script. That tells me what exactly she islurking underneath that fake smile she sportsa sociopath, psycho. It's not really "acting" with her. It's inside her. That explains why she has that weird cold look to her, because that's what she is inside SHE HAS NO SOUL, because when you look at her, the eyes, there's no soul to seeit's empty.
I'm also hearing that she has a drug problem. She is a massive pot head. She likes to get stoned out of her mind.
She's fond of cocaine as wellshe likes to snort up some before press junkets or industry event gatherings, like the Bafta one. She likes Alcohol too.