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I finally watched their Star Wars prequel reviews. Holy shit, people praised this as the most important /tv/ education piece?

>how dare you not follow Writing 101 crash course like my Marvel slop
>how dare you try to use your property to make political commentary on the rise of totalitarianism
>how dare you have awkward dialogue without quips and extravagant fight scenes?
>how dare you do shot reverse shot?
>how dare you make something memorable
>how dare you exemplify how political alienation of the young works?
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They completely miss the point of actual film making, hence why they never try to make actual films. They could never.

If they made a cartoon, it'd be Ricky and Morty.

If they made a comix book movie, it'd be Marvel slop.

If they made anything serious, it'd be pathetic.
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report eceleb threads as off topic
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>OH MY HECKIN SCIENCE: the post
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