Star Wars/La guerre des étoiles

Could Lucasfilm be baiting Star Wars fans to keep Disney Star Wars top of mind... and have someone to blame when it all (inevitably) goes South?

Star Wars is "all fake anyway" according to Lucasfilm Story Group Creative Executive Matt Martin. He encourages Star Wars fans to choose their own canon. Does that mean we can officially de-canonize the abysmal Disney Star Wars Sequel Trilogy?

Hasbro has put the next Black Series Archive figure to fan vote, and narrowed it down to 10 choices... including Slave Leia (now renamed Huttslayer Leia.) Even Jynn Erso is a choice. But who is missing? Anyone from the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogy. HMMMM. The fans have spoken?

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Why did Lucasfilm make Luke Skywalker look like a girl in this Star Wars Original Trilogy Graphic Novel? Or... DID they? Could it just be the artist's style? Then we talk about changes made to an animated version of the Battle of Hoth that puts Leia front and center over General Rieekan.

The media just can't stop talking about The Last Jedi... even three years later. Several articles have popped up about The Last Jedi over the past few weeks, but not all of them throwing shade at disgruntled Star Wars fans. Is the pop culture media THAT desperate for clicks?


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Not even the Star Wars actors care about Disney Star Wars anymore. John Boyega said he's OVER Star Wars. He's moved on... and so has most of the fandom.

You can't escape Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. It's not just contained in Disneyland and Walt Disney World anymore. Now Batuu is being pushed at Target, in children's books and even... in The Sims?! Normies barely care about REAL Star Wars, let alone Disney's fake Star Wars theme park addition. We talk about the huge misstep that was the Lucasfilm Story Group's decision to push for Galaxy's Edge to be something brand new vs. familiar, like Tatooine, Endor and Hoth. Whatever happened to Galaxy's Edge just marketing itself? Remember that Bob Iger said they didn't even need to advertise...?

Not even the lead actors in Disney's Star Wars sequel trilogy can defend it. John Boyega is speaking out against the shoddy treatment of Finn, and Daisy Ridley apparently can't get much work after Star Wars. This after Oscar Isaac said he'd have no interest in returning to the franchise again, either. OUCH!

The same media outlets that spent years attacking Star Wars fans to defend the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogy are now turning on Disney, saying that John Boyega was right and that Finn was treated badly in the trilogy. JUST LIKE MANY YOUTUBERS HAVE BEEN SAYING. Sorry, chaps, we don't believe you now.

Star Wars: The High Republic gets some low-key design changes, likely in response to negative fan feedback. Could the reason Lucasfilm pushed the publishing initiative back several months be to retool it?

Backstroke of the Kanye West? Kanye West has THRASHED Disney's Star Wars sequel trilogy on the Joe Rogan Experience. He says that it's clear Disney didn't know what they were doing, and that George Lucas' Prequel Trilogy was better, particularly Revenge of the Sith. Speaking of Joe Rogan, employees at Spotify are sad he's giving his hot takes on "their" platform and they threaten to strike.

Pablo Hidalgo, a creative executive and Story Group member at Lucasfilm, is getting severe blowback on Twitter and by the media for seemingly mocking a prominent Star Wars fan YouTuber over his emotional reaction to the return of Luke Skywalker in The Mandalorian. We talk about how Lucasfilm under Disney rule seemingly hates Star Wars fandom, and their disdain is Palpatine... er... palpable. Disney cannot fix Star Wars until they clean house.

Luke Skywalker has returned to Star Wars in fine form via The Mandalorian, and some at Lucasfilm seemingly hates the fan reaction to it. Has the rumored "Lucasfilm Civil War" been reignited by Pablo Hidalgo's attack on Star Wars Theoory? Will cash-strapped Disney follow the fandom -- and therefore the MONEY -- or listen to Kathleen Kennedy, the Story Group and the journalists that led them astray in the first place? Speaking of which, a new issue of TIME Magazine talks about how diverse Disney's Star Wars is compared to George's original trilogy. Sounds like someone got a phonecall from Lucasfilm...

There's been a great disturbance in the Force. Has Order 66 already been executed backchannel against The Fandom Menace? In the past week, it's seemed like the division in Star Wars fandom has reached critical mass. Now it seems more Lucasfilm and Star Wars defenders and friendly media outlets are calling for the complete de-platforming of several "anti" Disney Star Wars YouTubers and websites. What's really going on behind the scenes? Who is behind this? The Dark Side clouds everything...

Star Wars fans are being called "racists" again by The Guardian in an article that sounds like it could've been written in 2017... but was published yesterday. Why does the media keep wanting to beat this dead Tauntaun? Are they trying to start another round of "fan wars" for clicks and ad revenue? Kelly Marie Tran is trending because of Raya and the Last Dragon, so let's dig up The Last Jedi again.

George Lucas has restated that Disney Star Wars isn't his Star Wars, and that he considers his Star Wars to be SIX movies about the rise and fall of The Empire. OUCH!

"Anti-Disney" Star Wars fans seem to be under an increasing number of attacks lately, both by the media, social media randos, and even (possibly) Lucasfilm employees. The latest is to mislabel any detractors of The Last Jedi as "alt-right." What is going on here? Is it because of the lack of interest in The High Republic? The backlash against the firing of Gina Carano? Something is definitely up. We talk about how IMDb had a page for The Fandom Menace with over 600 entries, listing "The Fandom Menace" as a production company. Is this just an easy way for "disagreeable" YouTube channels to be put into one basket, making it easier for them to be TARGETED for deplatforming and false flagging? Probably...