There is not a single NEW white male character in the new Star Wars movies that is not a villain. Poe Dameron does not count because his actor is actually a Hispanic man that just looks mostly white. Óscar Isaac Hernández Estrada from Guatemala is not a white man. The only “good guy” white male character I have been able to find is a character named Snap Wexley and he is a total background minor character.
All the already established white male characters, basically only Luke and Han, are old as fuck and die stupid and ignominious deaths.
Star Wars resonated with a lot of Gen X and early Millennial kids and a lot of nerdy white males really identified with Luke or Han.
Will there be any consequences for the fact that millions of white Generation Alpha boys will grow up with a Star Wars experience where every person that looks like them is either a space Nazi or is old and dies? Even with the original trilogy, boys loved the aesthetics of Vader and the stormtroopers even if they also really liked Luke. The Empire aesthetics have always been better than the Rebellion or Resistance.
Do you think this will have any influence on Gen Alpha boys in the future? Will this in any way prime their minds at an early age to later become white nationalists/alt-right/dissident right/nat socs? Or is it of no consequence in the grand scheme?
>Snap Wexley There's a city on Ohio called Bexley that is colloquially called "Wexley" because it is loaded with jews and (((Les Wexner))) basically owns the place.
Star wars was always for retards who go WOOOOOOAH at special FX in a kike movie made for toy merchandising so If you thought this shit was pretended for sonething more than children you need to stop pinning estrogen.
Christian Gutierrez
If Rey was impregnated by Kylo Ren - which there are hints - then she is a Skywalker and those kids will be white
Mason Lopez
Once the devil mouse (Disney) took over Star Wars was dead to me. I avoid everything Disney now on principal.
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Ian Anderson
Ben Solo
Landon Nelson
The Disney trilogy will be forgotten, user. George Lucas' six movies will live on in eternal glory. The rest will decay and fall away. In 200 years, Star Wars 1-6 will be the only movies normies will care about. Art history nerds will know about Coppola or Kurosawa or whoever the fuck your favorite faggot director is, but the average person will only watch Star Wars movies in order to get a taste of what movies were like.
Jack Davis
Play Fallen Order if you want muh white man MC so much. Antagonist is also middle eastern looking.
>kike Star Wars was never a jew thing until Disney bought it. I know that's hard to accept but I don't care.
Oliver Bailey
This
The political, social and spiritual implications of the story Lucas told are timeless. The notion of everyone being connected by a Force is something that runs deep even without the magic and capeshit elements. Memetic energy is a form of that. The Disney trilogy was trying to siphon off of that magic for their own purpose.
Leo James
Is it true that the Star Wars books are on the conservative end while the movies are all shitlib? I want a good read I've come to discover movies are for braindead idiots.
Kayden Powell
This. The sequel trilogy had nothing new to say (other than “Listen to WOMEN, bigot.”). It was all just a roundabout way to kill the Emperor again and have Ewoks celebrating. It said absolutely nothing.
The prequels, while bad in a lot of parts, will live on for their memeability and great depiction of how a Republic falls.
The OT will obviously live on with “Star Wars” being one of the most important films ever made and an updated retelling of the hero’s journey for a new generation who grew up to be man children, unfortunately, but the movies still had a great message in them.
The sequels’ only legacy will be as a victim to endless proaganda trash that was made to “promote women and girls” and make a lot of money.
Aaron Cook
The entire premise of the Disney trilogy was to entirely destroy the legacy not just of the individual character myths of the Star Wars story but also the spiritual and social implications that they represented.
The notion of the scrappy, wholesome rebels fighting an empire who is manipulating the energy inherent in all of us for dark purposes was replaced by a woke fanfic of the children of the last generation misinterpreting the lessons of the last wars and becoming alt-right caricatures. It was a mirror to what they see as happening in the real world. WHich is what LUcas also did, but he was much more prescient and the themes he captured were timeless.
Disney's themes will not age because they are specific to this woke moment in time. In 50 years, they will never resonate with whatever culture comes next after this one inevitably collapses.
Dylan Baker
The prequels also represent Anakin's story which represents so many things - addiction, grooming, manipulation. That story alone is timeless even if you ignore the Republic collapsing on itself, which is just icing on the cake.
Ayden Collins
I heard there was an uncut version of Episode III that runs like 5 hours or so. They should release that.
