Yeah I wasn't talking in absolutes bud. If that wasn't clear I'm clarifying it now.
This is good & I'm glad you're done if you don't have the patience to answer a retort calmly. This is the way. However, you're misquoting me. I didn't say that the people were indifferent. I said that they liked it... & some even loved it... but why would they stick around & listen to people constantly bashing something they love & enjoy. it makes total sense why they don't stick around.
meanwhile the people who don't like it seem to enjoy a sort of "Roasting party." Don't try & tell me I'm wrong. This is exactly what the resistance does & I've been observing it for 2 years now. They love throwing zingers & trying to come up with the clever way to shit on it the most. They attack everyone who doesn't hate the way they hate. This isn't the kind of activity that someone who loves something typically wants to be a part of.
I'm not happy with every Star Wars thread being hijacked by a roasting party & so I engage.
Ha ha I was at work so only had mspaintYour link is not original source.
Lets drop the hater articlez that are corrupting your impressionable mind & actually look at the proper context from the original article.
https://www.rollingstone.com/movies...rview-rise-skywalker-future-star-wars-912393/
Interviewer's question:
"Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow was slated to write and direct Episode IX before you brought J.J. Abrams back in. Is this final entry in the trilogy a particularly hard nut to crack?"
Were you aware that she was baited by the interviewer about firing the previous writer/director & that the interviewer compared that to whether or not a new Star Wars trilogy is "a hard nut to crack?" (his words, not hers)
I think not.
All she's explaining here is that they hired a guy & then let him go & she's explaining why. She's saying it's a bigger project than most people can handle & it's more challenging to find someone to write a new original story than it is to find someone to re-write a previously told story. She's not complaining or whining... she's simply answering the baited question that was asked of her about why she fired a guy.
Haha... that's pretty funny. Not accurate, but funny.
Your cut out of KK looks like an alligator gnawed it out though & you need to work on your blending & color matching, (it takes 30 seconds to get that pink out of KK's face) but I'll give you props for concept... even though I take offense to it.
You have to understand, I'm not trying to defend her. I simply see this clear as day & you are completely blowing a simple statement way out of proportion.
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Confirmed for not a Sith
I like how her costume wouldn't allow her to wear undies.Who'z deh Twi'lek?
Came here to read an interesting discussion on episode 3. This is a visual representation of me coming and seeing the last 3-4 pages
Aaaaanywho...
Just wanted to say episode 3 was far better than episode 1 and 2. Lots of backstory and character development coming.
Though, I have to say, for being a race (culture?) of people that have a strict follow-the-code kind of vibe, it was a bit strange that the rest of the mandalorians came to help Mando. He did break the code, right? He will never be able to work in the Guild now, right?
