The Porkchop Express said:The problem is that most of those people aren't real journalists. At least not the way that the term should be used. Real journalists report the facts without injecting their opinions into them. They work for media outlets where the content they produce is in no way related to who advertises with their media out. I think there are about 12 real journalists left on the planet. Most publications don't really want that anymore. They want, breaking news, big opinions, and clickable headlines. Magazines and newspapers largely died 15-20 years ago, so most of them have had to scrap the "fair / balanced" shtick for clicks on web ads at all costs.TCTTS said:
They don't invite them back to the next Celebration, or the next movie premiere, or the next press day, where they get to interview and interact with celebrities, etc. It's why it's the exact same journalists/personalities being invited by Disney to all of these Star Wars/Marvel events, and why you never read a negative reaction from any of them.
The independent bloggers, Twitter people, YouTube hosts, etc. want clicks on their websites so that they get paid by Google or whichever scheme they are using. So they can schmooze the powers that be and go ga-ga over everything and keep getting invited back or they can go the other way and crap on everything to get the other section of the audience that thrives on looking down on popular culture. It's a vicious cycle, but if it's profitable, people aren't going to stop doing it.
So very few people are motivated to just report the news and let the audience form their own opinion. Because nobody is going to Re-Tweet "Star Wars adds 3 new shows to Disney+" lineup, but they will definitely Re-Tweet "Jude Law's New Star Wars Series a TOTAL DISASTER".
For my 2 cents, that's why I never worry much about a review for good or ill. The only set of eyeballs I really trust to tell me if the show is worth my time or not are mine.
Strange that somehow, between Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, James Mangold will be the first man to direct both a STAR WARS movie and an INDIANA JONES movie.
— Adam Frazier (@AdamFrazier) April 7, 2023
Genndy Tartakovsky's 2D Clone Wars series ftw.powerbelly said:
Am I the only one who feels like the best jedi stuff is the animated stuff?
powerbelly said:
Am I the only one who feels like the best jedi stuff is the animated stuff?
Mace vs. 1 whole armyjeffk said:
Love that little show's run. I always laugh a little when someone complains about a Jedi seeming overpowered in another show because it's obvious they never saw that OG Clone Wars toon.
Yeah, but we also got spinning lightsabers that can be used like helicopters, which is pretty ridiculousAliasMan02 said:powerbelly said:
Am I the only one who feels like the best jedi stuff is the animated stuff?
Yes because no love action show has ever really convincingly pulled off any sort of "super jump" like are so convincing in TCW and Rebels.
yeah, think about this and then remember how many Jedi died at Geonosiswangus12 said:Mace vs. 1 whole armyjeffk said:
Love that little show's run. I always laugh a little when someone complains about a Jedi seeming overpowered in another show because it's obvious they never saw that OG Clone Wars toon.
wangus12 said:Mace vs. 1 whole armyjeffk said:
Love that little show's run. I always laugh a little when someone complains about a Jedi seeming overpowered in another show because it's obvious they never saw that OG Clone Wars toon.
redline248 said:Yeah, but we also got spinning lightsabers that can be used like helicopters, which is pretty ridiculousAliasMan02 said:powerbelly said:
Am I the only one who feels like the best jedi stuff is the animated stuff?
Yes because no love action show has ever really convincingly pulled off any sort of "super jump" like are so convincing in TCW and Rebels.
It's about as ridiculous as anything can get.Brian Earl Spilner said:wangus12 said:Mace vs. 1 whole armyjeffk said:
Love that little show's run. I always laugh a little when someone complains about a Jedi seeming overpowered in another show because it's obvious they never saw that OG Clone Wars toon.
Freaking love this scene.
TCTTS said:
True, but even out of the handful of episodes I've seen, some of them felt directly aimed at ten-year-olds. Like Saturday-morning-cartoon type of stuff. Also, most people associate animated content with kids. There are always exceptions, of course, but this isn't some weird take.
Brian Earl Spilner said:wangus12 said:Mace vs. 1 whole armyjeffk said:
Love that little show's run. I always laugh a little when someone complains about a Jedi seeming overpowered in another show because it's obvious they never saw that OG Clone Wars toon.
Freaking love this scene.
redline248 said:
It might be easier to just go to the Ahsoka essential episodes list in Disney+ and skip to the rebels ones
Sure.Brian Earl Spilner said:redline248 said:
It might be easier to just go to the Ahsoka essential episodes list in Disney+ and skip to the rebels ones
Ah, didn't know about that. Thanks.
Any #TalesOfTheJedi stories involving them would be perfect:
— The SWU @ #SWCE (@TheSWU) April 9, 2023
👉 Ben Solo & Luke Skywalker
👉 Revan
👉 Rey Skywalker & Finn
👉 Kelleran Beq https://t.co/4BKhNEvJEh pic.twitter.com/flQhoHmd8A
Pretty sure that I read that Lucas originally wanted Spielberg to direct ROTJ but Spielberg declined, stating that was " George's baby" or something like thatTCTTS said:Strange that somehow, between Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, James Mangold will be the first man to direct both a STAR WARS movie and an INDIANA JONES movie.
— Adam Frazier (@AdamFrazier) April 7, 2023
Cinco Ranch Aggie said:Pretty sure that I read that Lucas originally wanted Spielberg to direct ROTJ but Spielberg declined, stating that was " George's baby" or something like thatTCTTS said:Strange that somehow, between Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, James Mangold will be the first man to direct both a STAR WARS movie and an INDIANA JONES movie.
— Adam Frazier (@AdamFrazier) April 7, 2023
redline248 said:
Funny you mention Dark Disciple, as I was just skimming some info about Ventress and that book a couple hours ago. I've never read it, but after reading the synopsis I can say that I probably never will.
I have a real issue with the whole premise of the Jedi contracting out a bounty hunter/former (sort of) Sith to help one of their own go murder Dooku
george lucas knew the clone wars was meant for streaming before streaming was even a thing
— robby ☻ (@robby_weidemann) April 8, 2023
that man really only lives to help usher in the future pic.twitter.com/cNfABAqXxG
redline248 said:
To your question, though, I'd totally be in for some Luke/Ben stories.