@will4visa@MarovichDrew I’m not opposed to a cap, I just don’t think we should be “standing with owners” when they are all billionaires who could spend like the dodgers if they wanted to.
The Mariners had a clear “Fire the Manager” road trip in 2024
This is a MUCH clearer “Fire the Manager” road trip, in my opinion
It’s been nearly 100 games of this garbage
Dan Wilson MUST be fired
@MJediB03 Sure but the acolyte is still just as poorly written as Ahsoka. You know it’s bad when the only praise Star Wars fans can give their shows is “hey at least this one tried something new!���
@StormcastleJ@EckhartsLadder@retneysholocron Sorry I meant Lucasfilm in my original post, Lucasfilm leadership has proven themselves incapable of handling the IP. Disney is just the corporate overlord who yes takes all the wrong lessons from botched movie releases.
@StormcastleJ@EckhartsLadder@retneysholocron That’s honestly the best case scenario at this point. Disney has proven they have no idea how to manage the brand, so let it take a back seat for a decade then come out swinging with a new trilogy helmed by an A-list director.
@WB_Baskerville The rebellion is an insurgency, they don’t “take” territory in the traditional sense. That said, the Rebels raiding scarif and then blowing up the Death Star, is evidence enough of the Rebellion being a serious threat.
@BillTheKid1603 Would Grievous or Dooku not be seen as heroes to those on the Separatist side? This critique is so tired and lazy and is just an indication that you aren’t actually trying to engage with the movie.
@coreyloses While the actual text of the tweet is just ragebait, I do agree that the new canon has made the galaxy feel small. Outside of Andor the tv shows and movies have refused to engage with how the galaxy actually works, and the worldbuilding has suffered as a result.
“It’s just a fun summer blockbuster, it’s an action-adventure romp. It doesn’t need to be good.”
I mean idk these are also summer blockbuster, action-adventure romps but I’m pretty sure they were like so good they changed cinematic history and redefined our culture or something