Comments on: Ahsoka (season 1)

By: Ktuff_morning

Ktuff_morning — Mon, 22 Apr 2024 05:38:16 +0000

I always thought that costume was idiotic-looking and they made a spinoff based on it? Please. I always thought Frau Farbissina was hot though.

By: Paul N

Paul N — Wed, 03 Jan 2024 22:51:46 +0000

In reply to Jamaal Leroy.

Them women don’t need no man. Your insulting plastic bags by using this comparison (American Beauty comes to mind)

By: Jamaal Leroy

Jamaal Leroy — Wed, 03 Jan 2024 21:46:26 +0000

Good lord!!!! This was awful. My eyes were redder than that blue faced fella after all the crying I had been doing during this utter tripe. The strong powerful women seemed to be multiplying with each passing episode. I actually missed the last episode as I decided to watch a plastic bag blowing in my back garden instead. AVOID AVOID AVOID!!!

By: Paul N

Paul N — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 17:52:00 +0000

In reply to John.

George Lucas is not writing any of the new woke shows, Dave Filoni, taking his marching orders from Kathleen Kennedy and her “the force is female” gang writes them. All the new shows are simply vehicles to push their diversity, man hating, and Marxist culture ideologies on a dwindling audience. It is no longer entertainment. I also would like to hear 2023’s definition of “democracy”, because it certainly is not freedom. Unless of course the CCCP is an example of a free society yo you?

By: John

John — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 11:51:05 +0000

In reply to Kent.

Erm… honestly I would say the Empire resembles Fascist regimes more than America. The uniforms of the officers, for one hint at Hitler, Mussolini-esque military apparel. They’re going against pro-Republic (democratic) forces. The British empire analogy does make sense, in that the Rebel Alliance does hint at the American Revolution forces. Honestly, if we’re really going into things, considering the extent to which Lucas was influenced by Lawrence of Arabia, you could even say the formula casts the Empire in the form of the Ottoman Empire circa WW1. Heck, any Empire vs Freedom(democratic) forces fits in. I think George Lucas’s brand of progressivism is a bit more cultured and well-cultivated than how you paint it

By: Galambos Tamas

Galambos Tamas — Sat, 14 Oct 2023 05:57:42 +0000

In reply to Lej.

The series had pretty good moments. but the finale was total facepalm. Too much plot armor wasnt even the worst. They turned Thrawn into a fool.
If he only wanted to leave and preserve resources, he dont let Sabine free, he order Baylan and Shin to guard base etc.
He clearly wanted to kill the heroes and he couldnt even take out the ship or Huyang to make sure they wont leave the planet again.

By: Lej

Lej — Sat, 14 Oct 2023 02:33:52 +0000

Nah Morgan Elsbeth got killed and all the other female main characters besides Hera and the Witches got stranded on a planet in a different galaxy. Ezra, Thrawn, and Enoch all made it back to the main galaxy and apparently Ezra’s going to help Luke defeat Thrawn in the upcoming Heir to the Empire movie.

By: Lej

Lej — Sat, 14 Oct 2023 02:28:19 +0000

It’s actually a pretty good show, I liked it. Was kinda bland at times, but it actually wasn’t as woke as I was expecting it to be after it was revealed it would be based on a female and made by Disney. The finale was okay but some of the fights weren’t choreographed well for some reason and there was too much plot armor.

By: Paul N

Paul N — Tue, 10 Oct 2023 22:25:50 +0000

In reply to Mathew.

Is the green General the girl with zero personality and emotion and the funny brown pants with a kid and no partner to speak of? The Brie Larson of Star Wars? Another super mom that don’t need no man, just his seed to make another man she won’t like when he reaches a certain age i guess, but who knows?
Men and women should complete each other? Why is there such a hatred of that concept?

By: Paul N

Paul N — Tue, 10 Oct 2023 22:15:54 +0000

Way more woke then it subtly attempts to sell itself to not be…
This series reeks of men not mattering and are simply poor villain’s, gay, or boorishly stupid, (or a combination of these amazing qualities) particularly white people. Everyone else is just so much more important, and that is painfully obvious using an omission strategy instead of a direct attack this time. The forcing of this narrative throughout the series actually makes what could be a decent series, one that is boring and simply not interesting. Its like a collection of scenes that don’t tie together and make no sense.
Don’t waste your time, better to watch re-runs of The Addams family.