Demodex

I think Occam's razor was used to perform surgery on your brain.

I think neither are true because they're both preposterous ideas. 
 

THAT'S when the getcha!

Dear God.

Is this sarcasm?  Because I can't imagine anyone really believing that this really happened.  It is laughable. 😄😄😄
 
 
Of course Disney's sole existence is based on making money. That is their only goal other than keeping shareholders happy. 
Otherwise maybe we'd see another Solo movie. 

Not sure what is a worse explanation: Luke's hand tumbled through space still holding the lightsaber, or "a good story for another time"

Oh I love this thread, I'm so glad it's back. 
 
 
Definitely almost Han's daughter. 
 
https://makingstarwars.net/2015/05/a-compiled-synopsis-of-star-wars-the-force-awakens/
 
This is from the May before the movie came out and got almost everything right, except things that we know was cut (the lightsaber, the early movie Leia plot, etc.)
 
 
Also, they had no idea that kiss was happening before 2019. Guaranteed they threw that in because Tumblr people were starting all that Reylo shit.

Perhaps, but they wanted to be extra sure that their audience thinks they're are extra incompetent.
 
The general public?  Probably 1%.   The Star Wars fandom?  Over 95%
 
 
If the overall outcome is what they desired, everything they did will be considered worth the investment.
 
What makes you certain that 'making money' is Disney's primary - or only - goal with Star Wars?

So Disney hired Trevorrow, strung him along for two years, waited until he finished his screenplay and concept artists had drawn up a bunch of artwork. Then they fired him. And leaked everything purposefully to make people think "wow, IX really sucks" ?

Is it just me, or do Mattris' posts now come across in a tone akin to that of someone who's (supposedly) discovered something on a par with irrefutable evidence of God's existence? 

Water has been deliberately hired to make you think it's wet, but if you just feel everything out, it's secretly dry. Because it is. I know it.

Same question, a distraction for what? Why would a distraction even matter? Also, directors and writers don't get into the film industry to "distract". They get into the industry to write and direct. Mattris, your theory does not add up at all.

The 82 draft also refers to "Vader's body" after he died, because that is what it is
 
And refers to Jabba as "it" in paragraph 36. I suppose we should also brace ourselves for his inevitable return 

And that's nothing compared to what the conspirators would do to you if you spilled the beans. You know the horrors that would await you. Lucas and his forces are the most devious deceivers, the most incompetent concealers, the most perfect plotters of plots. They knew from the start that the Chosen One would come to lay waste to their plans like a bantha to its fodder. Darkness rises, and light to meet it. Just look at the writing. Scattered across the scripts of all nine films are the letters:
 
"K E E P   S C H T U M   M A T T R I S"
 
No, better to heed their undeniable warning.
 
Until the appointed time.

Exactly. You and I both know the terrible consequences you would face if you fully shared your brilliance. Go ahead, tell them the bad things that would happen!

George Lucas opened Pandora's box, when he brought back Darth Maul.
Since then this reanimation of dead characters, Palpatine, Boba Fett, Ashoka or even reanimating killed characters within one and the same feature like the grand inquisitor and Reva in the Kenobi series, has in a way destroyed the franchise by adding a certain ridiculousness to it.

I have read all his posts, don't bother. It's like using the bible to prove the bible. It's insular and circular, "I am right therefore I am right," nonsense. And even if everything he has said about the Disney era being planned and well-thought out were true, it would be like planning a trip to Houston. It can be planned down to the minute, you still end up in the steamy crotch of America. No sane person would plan for this.
 
I liked Andor. Anybody else like Andor?

I choose not to speak about such personal things on this forum. Feel free to make your point, though.
 
 
What parts do you not scroll past?
 
 
Yes, it was a reference to Order 66... and the Battle of Endor... and the Battle of Exegol... just to name a few.  Do you think these were the pinnacle of his plots, plans, and traps?  Which of them were successes for him?
 
The ROTS was written two decades  after The Emperor was made the true villain of the OT.
 
How "last minute" do you think Palpatine was added to the sequels?
 
 
Oh, I do. Trust that I'm laughing at you off-screen.
 
If you answered my direct questions, I might respect you more.
 
 
Which of Chen's arguments are coherent and have a great deal of thought and research behind them? When has he been proven factually or canonically correct?
 
No, it just implies that Palpatine may have had other irons in the fire of which the Jedi - and the audience - were not aware.
 
 
Right. Other Orders were not yet ready... or it wasn't yet the right time to move forward with those pieces on the board.
 
 
What circular arguments? What is your argument or position regarding Star Wars? I'm unique on this forum in that I have Star Wars credibility. How about you?
 
 
I think George decided to refrain from making it Order 666, which would have been too on-the-nose.
 
 
You don't know that. But it should be obvious that it's what LFL wants their audience to conclude. Those who have perceived the making of 'the new Star Wars' in this way are on the far side of the galaxy.
 
 
No, Iger said in his book that George Lucas was told that his sequel treatments would not be used for the upcoming trilogy, as he has assumed they would. 'Kathy promised!'  He then quit the company.
 
 
I can't think of anything. What do you got?
 
 
Because you simply disagree with me? Because you can't fathom - or want to publicly admit - that it's possibly/likely that you are being played?
 
 
They aren't wasting theirs. You are wasting yours.

😄😄😄
 
WHY WOULD THEY WASTE THEIR TIME??

As I see it, they really tried too hard  to cover it up, especially as of late ('the Disney era'). That in itself should have been a massive red flag that something unorthodox was afoot. But in reality, the current, recent, and even a few former LFL employees'/contractors' controversial/conflicting/critical/pathetic/implicating/publicly-made comments were deliberately-espoused nonsense, a distraction from their real plans.
 
But the audience still can't fathom they're wrong about Star Wars, including how it was made. So these makers of it must be admitting that it was a hodge-podge all along, especially IV-IX. That's something they would like their audience to know.  Right?  Of course, right!
 
A conspiracy theory with vast implications? You bet.
 
Impossible that it's true?
 
Just watch.

So this is one hell of a coverup. Never have so many people reported mishaps and changes in directions to hide the fact that THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WERE DOING ALL ALONG. 

I don't know why Colin Trevorrow's script was rejected. It couldn't have been as bad as TROS. 
 
I love Mattris's theory that his script was a decoy and totally fake. Like LFL would pay someone to write a fake script. 😄😄😄🙄

Unless one is drunk. Then it’s a hoot!
 

oh for crying out loud, at least have a sense of self-humour!

This is exhausting. And I'm scrolling past most of it.