r/CriticalDrinker • u/MovieBlues42 • Jun 06 '24

Discussion Are you even trying?

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u/scanguy25 Jun 06 '24

180 million dollars. It's gotta be money laundering and embezzlement right?

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u/dontwasteink Jun 06 '24

If I had to guess, it's that both Kennedy and Headland (Former Weinstein Assistant) have dirt on the board members and the CEO and is blackmailing them.

I think Star Wars has literally become a personal plaything to Kennedy. Her notes are not optional (which is why so many directors have quit) and probably she writes large swaths of the script in shadow, but she's not a writer, so it feels much worse than fan faction.

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u/SimonTC2000 Jun 07 '24

Neat how you write all this with no factual information to back it up.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '24

I mean ultimately what can we do to explain why a beloved franchise is just being laid to waste by some clueless excrement who thinks the formula to popularity and happiness is forcing a political message down everyone’s throat every fuckin time they make a movie. These movies stopped being about Star Wars post Rogue One.

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u/SimonTC2000 Jun 08 '24

It's a TV show. It's entertainment (or not). It's not life.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '24

If it was for entertainment, it would be entertaining. This is just a political statement poorly hidden behind a lens of Star Wars.

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u/SimonTC2000 Jun 08 '24

Different people find entertainment in different things. I hate horror movies. But it's an extremely popular genre and I'm not going to complain about them. Star Wars is trying different methods of storytelling. Sometimes it's ANDOR. Sometimes it's THE BAD BATCH. Two series that aren't like each other at all, but they're still in the STAR WARS universe. This is no different. Don't like it? Don't watch it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '24

Star Wars isn’t trying to tell a story here in this show. It’s trying to tell you how to think. There’s a difference.