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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
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Yeah, but in a boring corporate way, which the prequels for sure had some of but they seems down level more from the movies, George just knew he had to include toyetic things, the relationship between marketing and films wasn't alllll the way to the point of merchandise dictating the entirety of the movies and George Lucas had unfair amounts of clout. It was the artistic vision of a very boring madman and I salute that at the least.
If I had to choose between watching prequels and watching the Disney trilogy, I'd choose the prequels without hesitation, even as bad movies, because there's something there to observe that stands out. As you say, the Disney trilogy is boring and corporate with puffed up auteur slapfight characteristics explaining the whiplash between each of the three movies.
I have like, an academic interst in the prequels if anything. The content, politics, philosophy and all that and how weirdly bad it was all handled is just an endless source of interest to me. They're just so fucking weird
I feel the same about Star Citizen as an ongoing 10+ year old accidental performance art piece of bad management and scope creep.
It also deflects from how big of a trek and Babylon 5 nerd I am
i don't think there's a better way to describe him