One of them did comment in it likely being a mine, based on the entry lift. So coal mine confirmed, as I said above.
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But the walls of the living quarters/general structure were on fire. You don't make an actual building out of coal or flammable rock, especially not while using fire for light and heat.One of them did comment in it likely being a mine, based on the entry lift. So coal mine confirmed, as I said above.
These were all witches. Plus they were women. They probably have no clue about building standards or basic fire safety. Plus I am being ever so slightly facetious.
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Yep, they showed the cabling in the walls catching fire
I am quite enjoying this, in a watchable fun kind of way, but the seventh episode has me frustrated. With just a bit of work this could have been genuinely good but instead it's wildly inconsistent, badly paced, out of order, and misses its beats again and again.
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Not posted on here for a couple of episodes after completing slamming this awful show.
Just had a watch of episode 6. Jesus Christ. How did this show ever get through any kind of quality control. Id of rather sat through and watched paint dry for 38 minutes. Absolutely shocking beyond belief.
How anyone can say this series isn't abysmal I'll never know.
Just had a watch of episode 6. Jesus Christ. How did this show ever get through any kind of quality control. Id of rather sat through and watched paint dry for 38 minutes. Absolutely shocking beyond belief.
How anyone can say this series isn't abysmal I'll never know.
He’s very emotional for a Jedi it’s true.
This is what happens when DEI is left unchecked. At this point you have to assume it’s just a grift as this series cost $180m to make.
Now, handing out jobs to your missus and mates is all well and good if they actually know what they’re doing but otherwise yeah not so much.
Headland must have so much dirt on people in Hollywood
That is my biggest gripe in general with the management under KK. It gets to a point where it overwhelms the content and detracts from the core story and themes within SW to a point it changes the very concepts of what makes it appealing.
I am not sure how accurate this is but read on FB. Stenberg allegedly quote (although i couldnt find the source on instgram).
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I don't mind them expanding the universe and go off the rails outside Skywalker and the Empire side of things but the writing, the acting and even casting in this is just so so bad.
Some of the decision making of the characters doesn't make sense to me. The main problem is the writing, and I also don't care, I don't care what happen in the story, I don't care who dies. In fact, I want the baddie wins and slaughter all the good guys at this point and finish off this series.
Some of the decision making of the characters doesn't make sense to me. The main problem is the writing, and I also don't care, I don't care what happen in the story, I don't care who dies. In fact, I want the baddie wins and slaughter all the good guys at this point and finish off this series.
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At its heart it's a simple good vs evil story (with some anti war allegory thrown it), the problem nowadays is the terrible writers disney employ try to add 'shades of grey' and their pre school level political/social messaging means we get the tripe we've been served up for rhe past 5 years. Just give us good space wizards vs bad space wizards and we can all be happy.
It came out in September 2022 just a few months after the last of three back to back disastrous (for most fans) live action releases had came out - The Rise of Skywalker (2019), The Book of Boba Fett (2021) & Obi-Wan Kenobi (May 2022) - so it's no wonder fans initially shied away from this and, as always, it was only the great word of mouth across fans on the web/youtube etc that made people realise just how good it was, rather than any PR Disney put out there.
Theres absolutely no irony that this shows main support came from those "Toxic fans that hate SW so much" when those same people gave this show a huge amount of praise and brought it back from the brink of obscurity with their passionate defence of it.
Andor (Star Wars)
Andor will debut on Disney+ in 2022 an Original Series set in the Star Wars universe 12-episode series is set five years before the events of Rogue One
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IIRC many people didn't watch the show cos they were trump fans (or something like that!). It's covered in the thread from post 47 onwards.
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Projection much? The posts you are talking about are literally people fed up with 'current political/social talking points' being force fed in what's essentially escapism. I'll also add the posters that speak out the most against 'activism in escapism' are probably Andor's biggest fans, what does that tell you..Andor (Star Wars)
Andor will debut on Disney+ in 2022 an Original Series set in the Star Wars universe 12-episode series is set five years before the events of Rogue One
IIRC many people didn't watch the show cos they were trump fans (or something like that!). It's covered in the thread from post 47 onwards.
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I'm confused. ianh stated a set of reasons why people didn't watch Andor (which sounded a bit iffy to me tbh). I gave a link to other reasons some people in this forum didn't watch the show, including ianh, which was to do with Trumpian politics being in the show or something like that.
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