Demodex

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I'll make it easier for you, @Demodex. Here are the remaining points and questions that you haven't addressed.
 
My intent is to move our debate/discussion forward because repeating the same points over and over - of which you ignore, dismiss, or doubt their legitimacy - is pointless.
 
Firstly, what you think happened in the sequel trilogy, especially it relates to the previous two trilogies?
 
 
Can you think of any reason that Lucasfilm would want to look like idiots?
 
Speaking of a plan... In his published Star Wars: Fascinating Facts  book, Pablo Hidalgo (the head of the Lucasfilm Story Group) reveals that the primary elements for the story of the sequel trilogy came from George Lucas. Do you believe him?
 
 
So certain are you? With such strong conviction, you should probably have a better idea than "if they bring Palps back again".
 
Why do you think so much was revealed about this 'Rey movie'?
 
Why do you think Kathleen Kennedy said that it wasn't even done being written?
 
 
That's not it at all. What happening here is that they want you to think  there wasn't a master plan for the future. (You even said it yourself: 'Everybody knows this.' Yes, everybody knows what they were told by the very people they don't like/trust... and nothing else.)
 
What is illogical about my reasoning? Doubting Lucasfilm's competence and skill to deceive and distract is not counter evidence.
 
 
You keep saying this. But the fact is, I've put forth a credible explanation for my conclusions more times than I probably should have.
 
What I'm saying does make sense if Lucasfilm wants their audience to think they're incompetent. No plan for the trilogy AND the writer/director of the finale of the Saga was replaced after a script had already been written, two years after he had been hired? You suspect nothing is amiss here? Incompetence only? With stakes this high? All this after the (perceived) upheaval of the Saga that was The Last Jedi?
 
If you think there's nothing fishy about the so-called 'firing of Colin Trevorrow from IX', you should "know or care about the details of Trevorrow's leaks". Just like with Star Wars in general, the details make all the difference. Ignoring details - especially if you're already sure you're right about something - will not make you informed or correct. (It actually means you're more likely to be wrong.)
 
Concerning the truth of all this, you'll eventually realize that so many clues were hidden in plain sight. But the masses just couldn't drop their pride enough to fathom that Lucasfilm intended to trick their audience and succeeded with flying colors.
 
 
I seriously doubt that.
 
Chris Terrio, JJ's co-writer on TROS, said that 'it was Kathleen Kennedy's intention for the Saga to have been telling one story'. We know for a fact that Palpatine was the 'big bad' of the previous two trilogies. Do you think they temporarily forgot this little detail and had to fire Trevorrow because he forgot too?
 
All evidence considered, the explanation seems obvious to me: Lucasfilm wants this audience to keep running with (false) narratives, especially that the Emperor's return wasn't planned because there was no plan at all for the trilogy.  In doing so, they got their audience to assume so much that isn't so. All this because they are looking for maximum shock value with what comes next.
 
Finally, do you concede that it's possible  that my explanation is the correct one?
 
 
Please address everything I've said here. If you respond like you normally do (doubt, saying there's no reason Lucasfilm would do this, calling me crazy, etc.), we will have wasted even more of our time.

Anyone else feeling like this whenever we open the forum these days?
 

Go back to making your narrow art movies.

Don't forget they sabotaged IX on purpose to seem incompetent

the combined conspiracy theory that Disney & Lucasfilm paid for an script and preproduction that wasn't meant to be used, that they paid for the entire production of a movie that already exists, and that they paid for the real episode IX in its entirety simultaneously, and that they planned doing so from the beginning, all of which are things that can be asked about to the people involved, is really funny

You have reading comprehension problems?
I meant there is no evidence that Trevorrow's script was fake. 
There's no evidence that Episode X is already filmed. 
There is no evidence that the sequel trilogy was planned in advance. (If it was it was planned horribly.)
 
I'm not talking about what's in the films. I'm talking about your ridiculous theories about Lucasfilm. 

Mattris?

You must be fun at parties.

We won't know if you're right or wrong if you don't tell us your predictions. 
 
That's why we want you to post what you think is going to happen. 
By not posting it, you're just trolling. 
 
You asked awhile ago what my prediction is. My prediction is that this movie is going to suck. 

All of these shows are fun.  I liked the weird punk kids on the swoops.  I liked wacked-out-looking Luke doing a bad job at training.  I liked Obi-Wan and a six-year-old racing around on an unlikely adventure.  I don’t think any of them are as good as the best Star Wars movies or as Andor, but they’re much better than every Star Wars novel and most comics.

GOING ON THE RECORD NOW:
 
My prediction for Dial of Destiny is that self-proclaimed Professor of Archaeology, expert on the occult, and how does one say it…obtainer of rare antiquities, Indiana Jones, will be on a mission to find a magical artifact.  He and some of his friends will go on a scavenger hunt...an unexpected, daring mission that will lead to places more exhilarating than he could have dreamed of.

Trying to make sense of Star Wars based only on what has been said by the filmmakers, publicly-available 'behind-the-scenes' outlines/treatments/documents, and/or a child-like interpretation of the films is a fruitless endeavor.

I would love you to. It would show you have credibility when what you predict actually comes true. 

He defended Episode 9 so much i thought he was JJ Abrams. 

I would love you to. It would show you have credibility when what you predict actually comes true. 

Humility, for one. The whole 'I'm the only one who has ever figured out Star Wars' is incredibly off-putting and almost grounds enough to not put stock into anything you say after that point

I've searched all canon sources and found no evidence of this. 

I'm out, have fun y'all
 
 

I've searched all canon sources and found no evidence of this. 

Oh yes, you're so humble. 🙄🙄🙄

I've searched all canon sources and found no evidence of this. 

I've searched all canon sources and found no evidence of this. 

I'm glad they stick with the crawl. And it should have Williams' music over it. I know it started out as Luke's theme, but it has become so ingraned in everyone's mind as "The Star Wars Theme". 
 
I think it would be interesting to hear other composers mayne record the main title, but in their personal style. Still fully orchestral of course, but in their style