Reading this reminded me that Legacy of the Force has a chapter where Jacen effectively stares right through the fourth wall at the reader and says something to the effect of "I am a bad guy now. Bad guys should have red lightsabers, so I'm going to make a red lightsaber."
Which isn't necessarily the case for all Sith villains. I seem to remember Exar Kun keeping the blue lightsaber, he just made it a double-bladed one. Revan also kept the purple lightsaber when he went nuts in SWTOR.
At least I can accept Ben Solo going over to the other side because his Jedi uncle tried to off him. Real life has no shortage of psychopaths who were abused as children, so someone like Kylo Ren doesn't really strike me as unrealistic.
The funniest thing about it is that the person making the complaints is a man, so the breasts article doesn't impact him at all, unless he wants a separate article for man-boobs. Not to mention that he looks like someone who could be mistaken for a sex offender. It wouldn't surprise me at all to see that face in a news report about someone who got caught touching women inappropriately.
But I liked the Breasts page. I went there all the time when I was 13. I can't fucking stand these people and their constant need to sanatize everything and rant about "sexism." And the Wookieepedia twitter account is a fucking disaster, it's nothing but virtue signaling.
Disney deserves to have a new space opera franchise that totally isn't a Star Wars rip off to take its place instead. Shit, at this point the segments TV shows would have that were "not Star Wars" feel more like they belong than anything from 2012.
They tried that already and they failed.
The funny thing is that this movie basically conformed to the MCU formula. Man gets transported to a different place, discovered he has superpowers, bumbles about in a world he doesn't understand, and there's a big action set piece at the end.
I actually enjoyed this movie back when it was in theatres. The 3D sucked admittedly, and when I read A Princess of Mars, they did tone down the explicit content. But this film was still good, imo.
Debatable as SquareSoft had betted and lost their brand new $500 million game/FX studio on their FF: Spirits Within movie not sucking at the box office.
Since they've announced that they are milking Tron media again, I personally hope they go back to raping only their original IPs instead and just leave SW and Marvel to die or sell them off (but we all know these rats are too proud for that). Its so ironic that they only revived Tron just to make it their primary franchise for boys only to quickly abandoned it despite the success of Legacy in order to make Star Wars their main boy franchise, but instead they decide to make it a franchise for neo-fems, troons and Twilight fans that retcons everything imaginable just to satisfy their completely aimless agenda, as well as Iger, JJ and Filoni's egos.
Maybe it's because that movie did not have anything recognizable from from the Final Fantasy franchise in it. Seriously, they could have named it anything else.
Nice to see that they still honor the memory of Darth Culator. Admittedly, Wookieepedia was still a shit source of incomplete and inaccurate info even under his rule (although that was more the fault of those around him) and sometimes it seemed like he had a stick up his ass, but he knew not to take shit from anyone, especially fags, trannies, puritans and disneyphiles who got upset over official pieces of licensed art.
Honestly. I really scratched my head as to why this movie had "Final Fantasy" in its title despite having nothing to do with it. Hard sci-fi setting, no Chocobos, no Cid, no summons, fucking nothing.
Oh surely planet earf having a lifestream or whatever the fuck that was was sufficient to make it final fantasy!
I loved the movie (the fact that the casting director had the entirety of HBO's Rome in his rolodex didn't hurt) right up until the denument, where he gets transported back (?) to Earth and everything stops making sense.
