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Rian Johnson trilogy canceled

Speaking of that Kennedy interview...



"No source material?" LOL, wut? The ST has the previous six Episodes. Rogue One and Solo are based in large part on parameters set by the OT. And not only is there decades of old EU stuff to draw from (including, yes, comic books and multi-hundred-page novels), there's new books, comics, games, TV and more being churned out all the time... so if her point is that Lucasfilm doesn't have a wealth of ideas to draw inspiration from the way the MCU does, and the top-level deciders are having to build every from scratch by themselves, then... "OK, Boomer?" :shrug: :p
 
Speaking of that Kennedy interview...



"No source material?" LOL, wut? The ST has the previous six Episodes. Rogue One and Solo are based in large part on parameters set by the OT. And not only is there decades of old EU stuff to draw from (including, yes, comic books and multi-hundred-page novels), there's new books, comics, games, TV and more being churned out all the time... so if her point is that Lucasfilm doesn't have a wealth of ideas to draw inspiration from the way the MCU does, and the top-level deciders are having to build every from scratch by themselves, then... "OK, Boomer?" :shrug: :p
What's amazing about this post is that you've cited a slew of examples that don't constitute preexisting stories of the sequel trilogy films and none that do, yet somehow you think that you've uncovered a contradiction in what she's saying. Congratulations?

I for one am glad she's not adapting any of the EU stories for the ST.
 
Speaking of that Kennedy interview...



"No source material?" LOL, wut? The ST has the previous six Episodes. Rogue One and Solo are based in large part on parameters set by the OT. And not only is there decades of old EU stuff to draw from (including, yes, comic books and multi-hundred-page novels), there's new books, comics, games, TV and more being churned out all the time... so if her point is that Lucasfilm doesn't have a wealth of ideas to draw inspiration from the way the MCU does, and the top-level deciders are having to build every from scratch by themselves, then... "OK, Boomer?" :shrug: :p
But those are all taken from the movies, not the other way around. They are not basing any of the movies on preexisting material, the way things like the MCU are based on preexisting comics.
 
Yeah, she's obviously referring to a lack of pre-existing sources for adaptation, not a lack of pre-existing tie-in media. Star Wars is an original movie series not directly* based on anything but the contents of George Lucas's brain.
Look at the other comparable franchises of the last few decades: Marvel, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, etc. etc. The vast majority of them based of pre-existing materials; typically literature or graphic novels.

But hey, if people want to be deliberately obtuse about it, it's not like things like "logic", "facts" or the patently obvious are even going to slow them down on their merry little way.

(*Indirectly of course, it's inspired by a gestalt of Flash Gordon, Kurosawa films and a myriad of other influences, but that's not the same thing.)
 
Yes she is clearly referring to lack of sequel materials when the OT characters ar at the ages they are. I understand that.
Just like her Force is Female photo was for a Nike event.
But man... she HAS to be smarter. Because what she does and what she says is representative of the company that she runs.
Because if people SEE the Force is Female shirt, they SEE the rainbow colored SW T shirt, they watch any of fifty interviews where she wants to talk about is female representation in SW behind the scenes, and then those same casual fans see the unbalanced female mary sues, female stormtroopers (both a commander and a regular trooper), combined with all her rhetoric and combined with her dismissal of the value of adapted work (adapting a novel is actual harder than starting with a blank slate).. maybe not one element is enough to say she is a terrible leader.. but all the things combined really leave a bad impression
 
Yes she is clearly referring to lack of sequel materials when the OT characters ar at the ages they are. I understand that.
Just like her Force is Female photo was for a Nike event.
But man... she HAS to be smarter. Because what she does and what she says is representative of the company that she runs.
Because if people SEE the Force is Female shirt, they SEE the rainbow colored SW T shirt, they watch any of fifty interviews where she wants to talk about is female representation in SW behind the scenes, and then those same casual fans see the unbalanced female mary sues, female stormtroopers (both a commander and a regular trooper), combined with all her rhetoric and combined with her dismissal of the value of adapted work (adapting a novel is actual harder than starting with a blank slate).. maybe not one element is enough to say she is a terrible leader.. but all the things combined really leave a bad impression

No, the things really don't leave a bad impression at all. I can't believe that anybody would get their panties in a twist over Star Wars rainbow T-shirts or "The Force is Female" T-shifts. :wtf: :rofl:

By the way, "The Force is Female" is the slogan of a Nike ad campaign for their Air Force brand shoes. :lol:

https://bentcorner.com/the-force-is-female/
https://www.nike.com/us/en_us/e/cities/nyc/the-force-is-female
https://boards.theforce.net/threads/the-truth-about-the-force-is-female.50049374/

:guffaw:

Do people KNOW how ridiculous it makes them look to complain about things that signal that Star Wars is for literally everybody (including men)?
 
No, the things really don't leave a bad impression at all. I can't believe that anybody would get their panties in a twist over Star Wars rainbow T-shirts or "The Force is Female" T-shifts. :wtf: :rofl:

By the way, "The Force is Female" is the slogan of a Nike ad campaign for their Air Force brand shoes. :lol:

https://bentcorner.com/the-force-is-female/
https://www.nike.com/us/en_us/e/cities/nyc/the-force-is-female
https://boards.theforce.net/threads/the-truth-about-the-force-is-female.50049374/

:guffaw:

Do people KNOW how ridiculous it makes them look to complain about things that signal that Star Wars is for literally everybody (including men)?
It shows me that you don't read.
I mentioned that it was Nike thing. I actually said that.
I also gave context to every one of her asinine moves.
But since you know that perception is reality, the context provided doesn't make her actions any less asinine. Perception is reality.. it's all about how your audience, clients or whoever else of concern perceives you. She could be doing all the Nike ads she wants, but she is coming across like bitter feminist in the process.
If I want to interview for a job as an engineer, I could be the best and most qualified guy for the job that the company interviews. But if I wear the same clothes I just wore to a heavy metal concert to the interview, they will perceive me a sa bum. PERCEPTION is reality.
 
No, the things really don't leave a bad impression at all. I can't believe that anybody would get their panties in a twist over Star Wars rainbow T-shirts or "The Force is Female" T-shifts. :wtf: :rofl:

Anyone who is "offended" by that needs to kill themselves for the betterment of humanity. Dear god.
 
It shows me that you don't read.
I mentioned that it was Nike thing. I actually said that.
I also gave context to every one of her asinine moves.
But since you know that perception is reality, the context provided doesn't make her actions any less asinine. Perception is reality.. it's all about how your audience, clients or whoever else of concern perceives you. She could be doing all the Nike ads she wants, but she is coming across like bitter feminist in the process.
If I want to interview for a job as an engineer, I could be the best and most qualified guy for the job that the company interviews. But if I wear the same clothes I just wore to a heavy metal concert to the interview, they will perceive me a sa bum. PERCEPTION is reality.
I read it. You said it was what they wore for a Nike event, not that it was actually a Nike slogan.
 
first i know you can't read.. because I recognized that the things I listed all did have context, and implied that to be offended by any one of them would be missing the point and being over sensitive.

But.. it's the combination.. it's how people perceive the whole of what is happening.

You did not respond to that at all
 
I would watch a remake of the Holiday Special. Cover Poe in so much makeup he’s unrecognizable, Rey looks visibly annoyed that she’s there and Finn does a lot of drugs and sings a song..... and some actor who used to be famous.

Blackface, angry SJW feminist, racial stereotype and Mark Hamill?
 
Yes she is clearly referring to lack of sequel materials when the OT characters ar at the ages they are. I understand that.
Just like her Force is Female photo was for a Nike event.
But man... she HAS to be smarter. Because what she does and what she says is representative of the company that she runs.
Because if people SEE the Force is Female shirt, they SEE the rainbow colored SW T shirt, they watch any of fifty interviews where she wants to talk about is female representation in SW behind the scenes, and then those same casual fans see the unbalanced female mary sues, female stormtroopers (both a commander and a regular trooper), combined with all her rhetoric and combined with her dismissal of the value of adapted work (adapting a novel is actual harder than starting with a blank slate).. maybe not one element is enough to say she is a terrible leader.. but all the things combined really leave a bad impression

Yet here we are on a forum full of fans and you keep hitting a brick wall trying to drum up support for that perspective.

We don't think there are unbalanced Mary Sues and frankly two female stormtroopers only highlights the fact that there are millions of males ones.

Is it possible, do you think, that the evidence suggests it's actually you who is in the minority on this issue?
 
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