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More terrible writing with little regard to lore or established characters. There is a false narrative from those who deflect for Disney Lucas Film that the low scores are due to misogynists and anti woke bot accounts. This is pure nonsense as even the die hard Star Wars fans who usually positively engage in recent poor SW media have a massive amount of of people that dislike this series. I have no problem with people including their ideals into their projects as long as they are secondary to the character and story, even if said story doesn't pan out. As long as their is some passion and reverence toward a beloved series then most people will positively engage. The problem with a huge amount of current media, and Disney SW is that story and lore go out the window for writers and actors ideals to be shoe horned in. I doubt we will ever go back to good stories before ideals, it's a hugely damaged and polarised world we now find ourselves in. In a time we need something like the OG Star Wars et al more than ever, to bring us together and feel good about ourselves as human beings, to salve our differences, all we are being given is more polarisation and division. It seems highly orchestrated, by whom? Look to the money. They don't want a cohesive populace and media is a powerful tool for division.

Why has everything been politicised. Why can't shows just be fun escapism. Save the posturing for programmes that can intelligently be written from the ground up and advertised as such and let escapism be escapism. Why are the target audience being demonised and belittled at every turn, can't we have positivity across the board instead of actors, creators and those in high positions in TV talking down and putting down the majority. Everything is backward and instead of inclusion it wreaks of division. Terrible show. Happening across all media consumed by a certain majority. All getting a bit nefarious now. Think tank agenda.

One of the greatest video games ever created. Hundreds of hours of intrigue and action. Miyazaki is a genius.

Something is afoot in the highest echelons of power, people who create the world narrative. These deconstructions of held values and beliefs via modern media are a well researched think tanked to death masterplan. As ridiculous as that sounds just look around you. Look at the absolute rewriting of western ideals from the past 100 years. It's a highly well researched, orchestrated and impossibly well funded demolition that goes way higher than Hollywood buffoon's serving up the hot feels of the minute. Look around at the constant chaos, it's all manufactured. These constant media subversions of well regarded stories and ideals are another facet of the rewiring. Enjoy the confusion, division, anger and chaos. It's all feeding into their planned outcome.

Incredible stuff. I've always loved The Beatles, they're both peerless and timeless. Their music has help get me through a lot of tough times, in fact, carrying on with the downbeat mood, one of the only claims to fame I'll ever have in my life is that I was born in the same Oxford St. Maternity Hospital as John Lennon (and that I nearly rented a flat directly facing where Stuart Sutcliffe was buried and my first home was next to Anfield Stadium). Tenuous I know, sorry. Anyway, this 3 part film from Peter Jackson blew me away and not only put certain clips I'd seen many times into context (George telling Paul he'd play anyway he asked, or not even play at all if he liked) but also turned the oft held myth that the band basically hated one another during the albums production. Yes their demise as a group is still felt through the footage but it shows a demise more out of a need to break free of the machine as opposed to any hate between the lads. Anyway, it's just a fantastic document to the greatest band the world had ever and will ever see. Superb.