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Not exactly sure if he's salty about the movie or just taking advantage of the hype to promote his own political message, but there's evidently an alt-right troll/artist who is setting up fake Star Wars adverts in Hollywood.
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are you not going to see the movie because the lead character is a woman?
Not exactly sure if he's salty about the movie or just taking advantage of the hype to promote his own political message, but there's evidently an alt-right troll/artist who is setting up fake Star Wars adverts in Hollywood.
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For a country that venerates it's ancestors, ghosts and depictions of zombies are naturally a very touchy thing. I don't see it as stupid at all.
The government protecting people's fee-fees by banning shit they could easily just choose not to see is always stupid as fuck.
Star Wars directed by and starring Tommy Wiseau and it would still make an assload of money.
lol defending the prequels and shitting on RLM
I unironically enjoy the first two prequels and I disliked the most recent Plinkett Star Wars review -- come at me, bro >:3lol defending the prequels and shitting on RLM
The most recent Plinkett Star Wars review was about TFA, not the prequels. Regardless of how you feel about TFA, that doesn't change the quality of the prequels. And regardless of how you feel about the prequels, the writing of those movies is objectively flawed. I think you'd be hardpressed to find people who want to see midichlorians brought up in Episode VIII, for example.I unironically enjoy the first two prequels and I disliked the most recent Plinkett Star Wars review -- come at me, bro >:3
I know. I didn't like it. I thought Mike rambled too much and I didn't find it funny or insightful.The most recent Plinkett Star Wars review was about TFA
Can't argue with that.That guy just has a weird hateboner for RLM and it shows.
The prequels have several entertaining set pieces and are perfectly fine as popcorn films. Beyond that though they are objectively terrible films. Attack of the Clones is probably the worst one of the bunch, with the entire middle act just being a huge slog to sit through. As a kid though I remember fucking loving Phantom Menace and thought Darth Marl was the coolest thing ever.
What the film really lacks is a strong and vigorous male lead (such as Han Solo or John Boyega's Finn in The Force Awakens) to balance more equally with Jyn and supply a sparring partner. None of the men here has real physical or vocal stature, nor any scenes in which they can decisively emerge from the pack in a way that engages audience enthusiasm. Both Luna and Ahmed have proved themselves repeatedly in big-screen and television performances, but their characters never pop here, to the film's detriment. And given that Jyn is rather less gung-ho and imposing than was Ridley's Rey, there's an overall feel of less physical capacity on the part of the main characters.
you fucking gotta be kidding me
What the fuck?
What a garbage viewpoint.
Seriously?!
What the hell?
lmao are you fuckin kidding me
Oh boy. It gets even better:
Apparently we need men to step forward to lead the pack otherwise we can't get enthusiastic.
a sexist trumpian mess
Bc 6 out of 8 SW movies having male leads isnt enough. What a joke.
What the hell is up with THR and this movie?
THR is embarrassing themselves with a review like that.
FOH with that shit, Hollywood Reporter.
Call me a cuck ball, but I couldn't give less of a shit if there's no male leads in a movie.
http://archive.is/iFSwRWTF this has to be a joke
How to trigger the internet's most pathetic video game forum in one paragraph:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/rogue-one-a-star-wars-story-review-955566?facebook_20161213
http://archive.is/iFSwR
I love Star Wars, but it looks like I'm going to have to get used to dealing with a giant vortex of :autism: every Christmas due to its presence.