Star Wars Post-Mortem Rant
RazorFist gives us his first video of 2020: A review of the new Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker. His advice to writer-producer J.J. Abrams: You have paid the price for your lack of vision.
RazorFist gives us his first video of 2020: A review of the new Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker. His advice to writer-producer J.J. Abrams: You have paid the price for your lack of vision.
The latest episode of Star Wars opens Friday. Some are waiting with bated anticipation. But not Mark Dice who says the Liberals at Disney have turned the sci-fi epic into powder dust.
How Kathleen Kennedy forgot she killed the Star Wars Expanded Universe… then complained that it didn’t exist. More in this rant from RazorFist.
Yes, the Fluff awakens. When less than 900 fans you reach, lie as much you will not. Hmmm. More from RazorFist.
The man who killed Luke Skywalker is taking aim at Trump voters. The trailer for Knives Out made it sound like a fun caper. Turns out it’s a scathing indictment of American greed in the Trump era that takes direct aim at the MAGA crowd. The director, Rian Johnson, is the same guy who killed Luke Skywalker and turned Star Wars into a tribute to social justice warriors.
Stephen Green, Scott Ott and Bill Whittle discuss in this edition of Right Angle.
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“There’s good news and bad news for Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton,” Jodi Miller reports. “The good news is she just received a major endorsement. The bad news–it’s from Bill Cosby.” Miller kicks off the new year featuring President Obama, Bernie Sanders, George Pataki, Martin O’Malley, John Kasich, Star Wars and Marco Rubio on this edition of NewsBusted.
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If the technical crew of the Star Wars series knew beforehand what impact the movies would have on the silver screen and the dough it would rake in, they would have been a bit more careful in the editing process. Screen Rant says there were plenty of mistakes made in the movie series, including 10 that you probably missed.
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George Lucas’ Star Wars franchise was an immediate cultural phenomenon. The series and the numerous spinoffs in books, toys and comics date back 30-plus years and redefined how movies were made and marketed. Host Nick Gillespie sits down with cultural critics Alyssa Rosenberg of the Washington Post, Sonny Bunch of the Free Beacon and Peter Suderman of Reason, Vox to discuss how and why Star Wars changed everything and how the original movies became political and cultural touchstones in this edition of Reason.TV.
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