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Spoilers All Things STAR WARS - News, Speculation & Spoilers Thread

Kind of an odd thing for someone to say about a movie that had so many aliens and creatures in it, but in a couple places it felt like there were too many humans. I'm thinking of the arena spectators. I saw like one obvious alien, the gangster Iktochi guy. Maybe there were others in the background, I couldn't see. At least they gave us the guy with the weird nose thing in the opening sequence of the film.

(Not that this is anything unusual with SW. There are always tons of humans everywhere. Take the Coronet spaceport for example.)
 
Andor seems to have lumped most of its aliens on Coruscant, in scenes like Mon Mothma's parties and inside the Imperial Senate. Some parts of the franchise lean more heavily on the alien diversity of the galaxy than others.
 
Kind of an odd thing for someone to say about a movie that had so many aliens and creatures in it, but in a couple places it felt like there were too many humans. I'm thinking of the arena spectators. I saw like one obvious alien, the gangster Iktochi guy. Maybe there were others in the background, I couldn't see. At least they gave us the guy with the weird nose thing in the opening sequence of the film.

(Not that this is anything unusual with SW. There are always tons of humans everywhere. Take the Coronet spaceport for example.)

Well, these movies are made on Earth. Where humans live.

Also if that was in response to my woke comment, it was a callback to a previous post of mine from before seeing the movie today.

‘Twas meant in complete and total jest.
 
I can't speak for anyone else, but that was not at all what I wanted from the sequal trilogy. ROTJ was the perfect ending to Luke , Han and Lea. I would have preferred that they left the memories alone and done that sequal trilogy with new characters.

It would have been more interesting if the sequels were set several hundred years after the OT. With stories of The Skywalkers and Han and the Empire having both truth and myth to them.
THEN we get a character like Rey, not related to anyone but strong in The Force. Ben could have not a Solo, but a Dark Jedi (not Sith) from an obscure cult of Force Users. I don't know.
The ST was entertaining, but it relied to much on Skywalkers and Solo's and memberberries connected to the PT and ST.
 
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