[ SECRET POST #2567 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2567 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Tumblr and/or social justice in and of themselves aren't fandoms, unfortunately.

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Comments

[dreemyweird]

...I must say that I largely agree. Except it doesn't make me dislike the films. Plus, I think that the setting and the character designs were brilliantly made, even by modern standards. The worldbuilding (as in "the building of a cohesive universe") might have been sketchy, but I love the bits we do get to see. (a non-cinematograph person here, though.)

That's the best things about SW, IMHO? Which is why Yoda is my favourite character. Star Wars aren't good at making a good general picture, but they are damn good at details. That, and some characters are rather well written.

But I find that your argumentation is very interesting and makes a lot of sense. So, thanks. Now we'll see if it starts a shitstorm.

[dethtoll]

The thing is, I preferred the sketchy flavor of the first movie. What bugs me about Star Wars' worldbuilding is that it's so serious-minded but the movies themselves are as popcorn-filler as it gets. They don't jibe.

[dreemyweird]

In some cases it is irksome, but actually I love it when cheesy works treat themselves with utter seriousness (see: the Asylum`s Sherlock Holmes, some of Chesterton`s stuff) *shrugs shoulders* Different strokes.