Star Wars general purpose movie stuff

Rabbit_Games said:

Or... and stick with me here... their message is, in fact, about playing both subtle and obvious games with the intent of convincing white women that white men are inferior.

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Chukzombi said:

There really is no reason for a rey movie. I mean they couldn't even come up with a coherent third movie. Why would they think they had something for her to be doing in a fourth one? Same for a Mando movie. Whatever Favreau had planned for season 3, it was thrown in the garbage when KK fired Gina. The third season ends in the most generic show finale they could possibly come up with. There was no cliffhanger or loose ends that needed to be addressed. The dyke spy subplot was so shoehorned in and boring that nobody cares. If they did anything, it would probably include Ashoka getting rescued.

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jayrebb said:

Fat Elon Musk kind of killed the Thrawn hype. I doubt that whole plotline is going to a big screen movie beyond an attempt to set it up in the Favreau movie.

People aren't exactly clamoring for more Thrawn.

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Runnen said:

From what I understood when the Favreau/Filoni project was first announced, the Mandalorian & Grogu movie is supposed to be both the end of Mandalorian and season 2 of Ahsoka, having the cast of both shows join together against Grand Admiral Thrawn. That could have changed since, I haven't followed it closely.

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Chukzombi said:

Thrawn got his shit pushed in at every turn. People were pissed at what Lucasfilm did to their favorite villain.

I imagine that's how it goes down. Too bad the only cool dude in Ahsoka, the actor died. Star Wars has a curse on it.

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jayrebb said:

I'd buy tickets to see a Baylan spinoff before I'd give Cuck Thrawn a dollar.

That says a lot about how botched his inclusion was-- considering Thrawn was the only villain left anyone gave a fuck about.

I'm still not sold on this whole "set it up in the shows, then put it in the movies" shit. It just all feels so second rate since Rise of Skywalker and the hiatus. But even before the hiatus, Solo was already a mediocre effort.

The whole "set up in the shows, then sell a movie" thing should go away. Movies should set up shows. It's ass backwards and just makes everything feel desperate.

Star Wars was a big screen franchise first and foremost. It's the original box office blockbuster. They should be solely focused on that instead of pan-handling for viewers and scraping to get people into the Mandoverse movie.

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