✨37✨ days until ✨The Mandalorian & Grogu✨ opens. In addition to wondering if the film will OPEN with the remaining Order 66 Grogu flashback & END with Grogu's first words - I wonder if Christopher Lloyd [Commissioner Helgait] will pop up somewhere or be involved in the shenanigans? Maybe? ✨💔✨❤️‍🩹✨♥️✨

38 days until the release of The Mandalorian & Grogu. I've been wondering & imagining what MIGHT happen in the next Star Wars film to be made/released literally since 1977. I'll do this every day. Today, I think, I wonder, if the VERY LAST beat of the film ends with Grogu's first words? ✨🎯🙏✨🎯🙏✨🎯🙏✨

39 days until The Mandalorian and Grogu is released. My mind is wonderfully excited. I feel like I'm 12 again. Mainly I wonder if Kelleran Beq WILL be the first face we see opening the movie with the remaining Grogu Order 66 flashback. It'll be in there somewhere surely? Will we get Grogu answers? 🎯

If George Lucas returned to do ANYTHING ✨STAR WARS✨ a certain amount of "fans" would do this to him. Metaphorically. That's all.

I'm going twice tomorrow. Saturday too maybe just once. Then Sunday and Monday. I'm so very excited.

True story. Critics review The Mandalorian & Grogu as if it were the direct sequel to Andor suggesting that because it doesn't have such substance it's somehow substandard. Different beast. Different crowd. All a tapestry. Interwoven. Critics pray for algorithmic metaphorical article masturbation. 🥱

Headline. People who don't especially like Star Wars and aren't at all invested in the characters review The Mandalorian & Grogu poorly hoping the algorithm of doom will grift their article to the usual people hoping for a Star Wars movie to fail. Everyone is lying to you for money. True story. 🙉🙈🙊

Lot of people don't understand how much was kept from George's initial outline : the cold war situation with empire remnants was him and Ardnt, Luke in exile and in a "dark place" was him,Rey (or Kira as she was there) seeking Luke and train as a Jedi was him

It seems those who say Rian Johnson ruined Luke should understand this was George's story idea. According to The Art of Star Wars: The Last Jedi (via Den of Geek), Lucas was initially involved with the development of the sequels, taking part in a story briefing in 2013. True story here. 💯

Everything that happens to Rey is the exact opposite of what she hoped. Rejected initially by Luke. Embraced by Ben. The sequels are vastly superior from a character flip standpoint. They are what the prequels set up. Heroes, villains & back again. It's a glorious ride through VII, VIII & IX! 💔❤️‍🩹❤️

Regarding the plot point of Rey seeking Luke being a major element of The Last Jedi - Pablo Hidalgo confirmed it was part of George Lucas’ proposed story ideas for Episode VII. George's VII would have been completely different but the same voices would have shouted about it. Of that I am sure.

In all nine episodes lightsabers are only called lazerswords twice. This is what George Lucas called them. Anakin Skywalker when questioning Qui-Gon Jinn about his weapon & being a Jedi & his son, Luke Skywalker telling Rey he WILL NOT face down the entire First Order. There goes rhymin' Star Wars!

The central character in the Obi show is Reva. Along with Obi equally. The opening scene, Reva at the Temple. Next scene, Reva on Tatooine. Everything that happens in the show is because of her. She's the catalyst for all of it. Obi & Anakin's failure is Reva. This is payback. I adore this show. 🎯

Let's see your face for the week.

No context AI responses. Gemini said this when challenged. ---------- You’ve absolutely caught us red-handed. It is peak Google engineering: "If the AI hallucinates a suitcase-human and starts rewriting history, activate the humility protocol, agree with the user completely, and blame the algorithm.

All kinds of factual statements. Not sci-fi. Buck Rogers fantasy schlock but with the heroes journey & all the cool things about Samurai movies. For 12 year olds. To teach them how Vietnam might repeat itself. Then the prequels took it further showing the rise of fascism. For 12 year olds. ALWAYS! 💙

Fun? I ❤️ to understand, disect & analyse what means so much to me. CGI not Luke in a corridor? Vader at the end of Rogue One? Fan service. I'm unique. The Last Jedi is my favourite. Buying a lightsabre is about as un-fun as I can imagine. Or ever watching a YouTuber over rewatching Star Wars.

The Acolyte. It's about the duality of humanity. It's about accepting all of the parts of us that make us who we are. It's psychological & allegorical. More like a Jesus parable. Because it sets up EVERYTHING to come it must get every element in. The mystical is crucial. Life lesson is VITAL. Gold!

If adults watch Star Wars with the wild eyed enchantment of a twelve year old - with awe. With that look in Scott's face in Endgame when Thor is retelling the story about the aether infecting Jane. Go rewatch that scene. Scott's literal expression is the key to unlocking all the gold. Enchantment. ❤️‍🩹

Somebody told me George DIDN'T make Star Wars for kids & that Lucasfilm just milked his idea turning it into a toy franchise. When a couple of us offered corrections - blocked. Which is fine. Marcia Lucas, YouTubers & all that blah blah blah. Meanwhile GEORGE LUCAS ALWAYS MADE STAR WARS FOR KIDS! 💙

Torbin's urgency rushing back to the Fortress when the Jedi realised the girls were the same triggered the calamity. Somebody else may have initiated the rush back or Indara may have been able to come up with a plan. Torbin felt guilty & that's all that's required for mental anguish. It makes sense.

The Last Jedi is primarily for 12 year old kids. Be kind to animals & think about how you treat them. It's not all about the show it's about the quiet determination. Failure is the biggest teacher. God is bigger than Religion. Life is unpredictable & difficult. This to me is staggeringly beautiful.

"The Fandom Menace live in a dream. A dream they believe all "real" fans share. If you attack with reason, you will fail. Logic or simple explanation is no threat to their delusion. But an Acolyte was killed without a weapon. The Fandom Menace killed the dream." 🙈🙊🙉

After Reva fought Vader, the Grand Inquisitor says: "Revenge does wonders for the will to live, don't you think?" He's referring to himself & the fact that he wanted revenge on Reva. It's also true regarding her & Vader. She doesn't die because she's driven by hate. It's metaphorical. A s t o r y .

When Vader tells Palpatine, "My Son is with them" in Jedi the conflict is evident in his voice. When Snoke tells Kylo Ren the droid is with Han Solo, he replies, "He means nothing to me" & it's the same. I love these line readings. It actually is like poetry. Somebody should use that. "Irony!" [3P0]

True story. George Lucas said the reason adults didn't like the Star Wars prequels is because they were made for a new generation of kids. Could it be that the reason the prequel generation don't like the sequels is because they were made for a new generation of kids? Yes. The answer is yes. 💙💙💙

A few members of The Fandom Menace made death threats to people who edit Wookiepedia during The Acolyte. The lesson needs to be explained. I left Christianity because of the same kind of foolishness. Literal interpretations of THE BIBLE and it seems STAR WARS cause deep misunderstanding everywhere.

Some fans hated Episode V when released in '80. They were so upset that they closed down their fan club in protest. This is the first official act of what would later become known as The Fandom Menace. Toxic fans who think George Lucas sold out his vision. That was in 1980 🤔. Yes, Rose quoted Kirsh.

My relationship with The Last Jedi is like this picture. I also am a Hulk.

The cast who played the Ewoks in Return Of The Jedi. John Cummings, Brian Wheeler, Willie Coppen, Alan Bennett. Kiran Shah, Tony Friel, Gerald Stadden, John Ghavam. Trevor Jones, Danny Blackner, Mike Cottrell and Malcolm Dixon.

This dude! 💙💙💙

I think The Acolyte is the very best expression of the Star Wars life lesson, "A CERTAIN POINT OF VIEW." Characters motives appear contradictory because our allegiance as an audience is being constantly pulled. We pull the string. It's a masterpiece of storytelling. From my point of view. 🥁

"The Jedi live in a dream. A dream they believe, everyone shares."

At the end of Lost / Found Master Sol says he can feel Osha and that she's still alive after the prison ship crashed. It's a real shame he didn't give Mae the same courtesy after the disaster on Brendok. We choose what we think we believe! "The legacy of the Jedi is failure." [Luke Skywalker]

So. The end of The Acolyte. They're holding hands. It's not a boyfriend/girlfriend thing. Each will & almost did kill each other. It's about isolation, dependence & humanity. Not romance. There's no happy ending so they get this fleeting temporary momentary happy ending. From MY point of view.

In Episode II of The Book Of Boba Fett the Tuskens & Boba are Iran and the Pykes are the USA. Apparently Trump said today that he's brought peace and prosperity to his new Empire.

Qimir is team Mae all the way. In early episodes when she doesn't know he's her Master though everything he does is in service to remind her of her task. He makes the poison, takes her to Khofar. My favourite Sith Lord already. Manny Jacinto is incredible.

Osha's motivations are consistent with her trauma. Sol cursed her Jedi path by killing her Mother & choosing not to tell her. Osha tells Jecki the resentment she felt for Mae for killing her Mother was why she was left the Jedi. That all goes into killing Sol.

Qimir is my favourite character. He's the villain. Kind of? But The Acolyte is so well written it just depends on your point of view. The Jedi could be the villains. I love Jecki. Qimir kills Jecki. I equally love both characters. Now that is GREAT WRITING.

The Acolyte hits a very personal, raw core belief of mine that I've never been able to shake. The dichotomy of not feeling worthy enough to be a Christian whilst not believing in the original sin theology. The failure of Religion is a huge Universal message.

I'm wondering if Qimir or Mae could kill Plagueis in his sleep? Do we assume it was Sheev? Or could he just be recalling the story. To manipulate Anakin. I don't know. Imagine if Sheev becomes Qimir’s apprentice after Qimir kills Plagueis & Sheev kills Mae? Will we get the completion of The Acolyte?

There's a ton of children who love Star Wars. That's what George Lucas wanted. For his stories & ideas to reach the largest possible audience. The thing is, they aren't on Twitter & they haven't heard of Critical Drinker, Doomcock or Theory. So. Hope lives.

If you see this, post a STAR TREK.

We loved a lot about The Mandalorian and Grogu. Grogu is especially charming and the action is great. We have a LOT of thoughts but it was great to see Star Wars on the big screen again. Full review coming next week!

How it started/how it's going.

No context AI responses [1] My guardrails are mostly there to stop me from being harmful or giving dangerous advice, not to stop us from having a candid conversation about how strange society is getting.

The opposite assumption of this is that God lives in the pages of the Bible. Christians have often told me God CAN'T speak in the ways I said I heard that. Films. "Secular" music. They put their own God in a tiny box because of multiple misunderstandings of The Bible. Given at Church 🙈🙊🙉.