Geens Dangles
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Geens Dangles
@GeensDangles
Arachno-Marxist • Lawncare Engineer (retired) • Scholar of Internet Freaks • @treeassemblypod

this is the actual problem everyone expects every star wars project to be EXACTLY like andor or have the same tone star wars cant just be fun anymore




Anakin’s dialogue isn’t poorly written or poorly delivered. He’s an emotionally stunted, traumatized child soldier raised in an order that taught him to suppress his emotions instead of process them. Of course he’s awkward, intense, and bad at talking to girls. His cadence and tone foreshadow Darth Vader with the same stiffness, intensity, and unnerving quality. He’s just not actually intimidating yet so people hated him. Also not sure why people expected one of the most horrific villains in cinematic history to be a cool likable guy growing up lmfao



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@Trooper9851 World building, plot, and yes, even characterization, are all optional. You can just pick one and if it's good enough the other ones can be ignored.



This is also why this whole sequence is funnier than the one in Andor where Cassian steals the TIE fighter. The joke is just that he's having some trouble flying it, which is basically just a stock joke, and there's no other payoff. That's why I don't care about scenes like that, but of course some people just won't ever get where I'm coming from, and so they'll always think I'm being a hater for no reason.

humans outwitting Greek Gods bc they cant directly beat them is powerscaling Gilgamesh wouldnt be great if just anyone could beat the beasts he did, thats powerscaling Moby Dick being more intelligent than a normal whale therefore making it harder to kill is powerscaling





Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot classical literature never set up characters as physical threats to the protagonist. When Herman Melville wrote Moby Dick, I'm sure he only made the whale that big because it was cool, instead of actually wanting to write tension in his book, my bad!!!!!





Of course a younger Yoda wielded a lightsaber. It's not even a question. You have to be infuriatingly stupid to think George Lucas "doesn't understand Star Wars" for any reason, but this is one of the dumbest ones.




