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Verified on phone - no changes from previous version.I don’t know what resolution it plays on the phone but the aspect ratio is correct.
When I read about actors getting death threats, I don't think about "semantics". When someone says "George Lucas raped my childhood" best case scenario he is making fun of real victims of sexual violence, in the worst he really believes that one can retroactively traumatize his childhood. In both cases, he is far from to be a well adjusted person.
Indeed.Yes, emotions run deep. But, words have meaning.
Here's my thing and I'll be as broad as I can be because I don't think this board is the only place it can happen. Fans are passionate people, and a lot of times these characters or franchises take on something of a personal feeling, that requires defending. That if someone comes out it from a different point of view then it complete ignores history, what a thing "should" be, etc. Add in the anonymity factor of the Internet and it creates a powder keg that can devolve in to personal insults, extreme language and vile rhetoric rather quickly.
I get the passion for iconic figures like Superman. I get that Snyder's films are controversial. But, no where in his films was Superman ruined, because, as has been noted multiple times in this thread Superman (and the other characters) all have a long history. And that means that different iterations are allowed to be produced without ever taking away from past productions.
I little off topic, but I find interesting on the subject of toxic fandom. Katie Lucas (daughter of George) wrote this on Twitter about the "raped my childhood" thing:Exactly--and that includes those who invest too much of themselves into fictional characters, so if a version is not being All Things to their eyes as only they have imagined it, such a person or groups spew unfounded accusations at a filmmaker, as if he took something away from them (that they have never had control over in the life of the character).
Well, for curiosity I went to the most famous Star Wars board to read the comments on that and people there were actually offended by Katie's words. Didn't she know what his father did!?! "Rape" was the right word to use!Just FYI-- putting CGI in a movie, adding a line, or making an ewok blink does not qualify as sexual abuse, and referring to it as such
makes you a heartless bastard. I dare you to look a victim of sexual abuse in the eye and say that George Lucas raped your childhood.
Hate the movies, be mad about them, cry about them-but don't equate them with being sexually violated,
because thats not even in the realm of what happened to you. Its not cute, its not 'new' anymore, it doesn't make you look more clever
it makes you look STUPID. USE THE FUCKING DICTIONARY. RAPE IS NOT WHAT A MOVIE DID TO YOUR CHILDHOOD. End of story.
This particular expression could be a little out of fashion now, but if anything the fandom only gotten worse since then. Just look what happened with the more recent movies. And even here, where fortunately we skipped the worst excesses, we had infinite discussions on why Rey is such a "Mary Sue" (that means she did the same things that the other SW main characters had done before, but since she is a female, this thing is bad for nebulous reasons).Edit: Ah jeez, she wrote that a decade ago. Talk about dredging up old news.
Save for the times I heard it used genuinely.George Lucas raped my childhood" was always intended to be a phrase loaded with hyperbole.
A lot of universes have an Earth.Shame they cancelled the New Gods movie. I wanted to know more about Darkseid and how he “lost” Earth.
I get that but you would think his ship would have some sort of tracking software that would Monitor what planet they were on and what universe.A lot of universes have an Earth.
His map app sucks.I get that but you would think his ship would have some sort of tracking software that would Monitor what planet they were on and what universe.
Poor bastards.A lot of universes have an Earth.
Mostly harmless.Poor bastards.
I think Oa is just in the Prime Universe.Oa is at the canter of the universe. Maybe the Center of the multiverse?
Could have used a few more lines to explain that plot hole.
Save for the times I heard it used genuinely.
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