Why do all American movies have this trope of banal good vs banal evil?
Why do all American movies have this trope of banal good vs banal evil?
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Tell me you haven't seen Encanto without saying you haven't seen Encanto.
>name is literally Vader
>later revealed to be Luke's father
Bravo, Lucas
Tell me you haven't seen Turning Red without saying you haven't seen Turning Red
Bruno is some fucking rat rapist
Not canon
Tell me you haven't seen Soul without saying you haven't seen Soul
>B-b-b-b-but STAR WARS
Yeah, maybe watch another movie, mmmkay?
Yeah of course I haven’t seen it, I don’t watch children’s movies much less ones about Colombians
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So Obi-wan is the bad guy for brainwashing Luke into becoming a terrorist against the Empire?
Based, I genuinely loved how dynamic this movie was and how everyone is portrayed as both good and bad. Shame that's enough to be considered a good movie but the state of the market I suppose.
America is the terrorist
Luke is not pure good and vader is not pure evil.
That's literally in New Hope instantly shown. If you want to start the saga at episode one same story, even maul isn't even and the jedi aren't pure good.
Palpatine is the closest thing to pure evil but even he seems himself as needed evil and wants revenge.
But hey go with it.
It's actualy a movie made for children. Don't expect deep meaning in children movies.
The lighsabers were created because Lucas though it would be more interesting for kids. Same for the no blood policy in the last movie of the original trilogy
That's not true at all either.
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none of this negate what i said
why are they making albanian sign with their hands
Yes it does. Completely. ESL?
The Tea Party happened because they tried to fuck over bostonians who needed to sell the tea off to survive that winter and they would have starved without the profits.
East India company kind of was evil.
>Yes it does. Completely. ESL?
No it doesn't.
Yes, I'm obviously a esl
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