From that description that was posted, I looked the names up and this was the first thing I thought.He is 52 and she is 26, how far back in his past can she be? Was she a deadly toddler?
Seeing the trailer I'm guessing "red-dred" is the padawan that says "fire", indicating she was prone to dark side shenanigans, gets kicked out, and comes back with her bad self after ascending Mt Doom and getting mad skilz, yo.From that description that was posted, I looked the names up and this was the first thing I thought.
Could they not respect an older woman for the roll. I know asian's have the fountain of youth in their blood and at times don't look elderly till they hit their 80's, but 52 to 26 is a generational age gap. I'm guessing it will be his apprentice even though the vague description explains it like a warrior from his past.
Disney just fucking Star Wars into mainstream submission
Gen Z is just getting the Star Wars Christmas Special with that 2020's shine and shoe horned ideologies
Makeup is expensive.Why are there only two non-humans represented in the Jedi classroom?
We should be pushing against this kind of systemic injustice.
Makeup is expensive.
You got the date wrong. I had to correct it.Just accept that Star Wars ended in 2005 and you'll be fine.
More like "diversity MUST be SEEN in order for me to be able to receive virtue signaling golf claps about it!"Makeup is expensive.
The one white dude in the trailer is referred to as "convict" by the captions. Is that what you mean?More like "diversity MUST be SEEN in order for me to be able to receive virtue signaling golf claps about it!"
I'm ok with most of the casting from what we can tell. I don't need tons of white dudes in Star Wars so long as they suddenly don't make a grand appearance ONLY as space nazis. The OT is full of white men because it was primarily filmed in a place filled with....white men, not because it was organic to the universe. What I care about are strong, good MALE characters. I still don't think Lucasarts is ever gonna make Star Wars appeal to many girls but damn they keep on trying and trying. Is Andor what they think a "male focused" show is? Or Mandalorian past maybe season 1? Anyway, they seem committed to chasing those XX dollars but I just don't see girls buying merch or turning out to see a buncha folks get lightsaber shish-kabobed.
I'm calling it now, Red Dreads gets a redemption arc and comes back to the light......
He is 52 and she is 26, how far back in his past can she be? Was she a deadly toddler?
More woke trash from Disney
The plot blurb, if it's even accurate: "In The Acolyte, an investigation into a shocking crime spree pits a respected Jedi Master (Lee Jung-jae) against a dangerous warrior from his past (Amandla Stenberg). As more clues emerge, they travel down a dark path where sinister forces reveal all is not what it seems…."This franchise has a metric ton of characters who have students half their age or younger....
Anyways trailer looks neat. Doesnt give away much plot but thats to be expected. I love the costume design and cool to see a ton of jedi around in their prime.
That shot with the group of jedi is very cool, something you dont see often in the saga films due to how few there are in most of them.
The plot blurb, if it's even accurate: "In The Acolyte, an investigation into a shocking crime spree pits a respected Jedi Master (Lee Jung-jae) against a dangerous warrior from his past (Amandla Stenberg). As more clues emerge, they travel down a dark path where sinister forces reveal all is not what it seems…."
Kinda implies something from more than just a few years earlier. Red-dred couldn't have been more than a teenager before noping out to the dark side with a description like that. Not a childhood friend, fellow padawan, or rival from his early years as a jedi. Hard to describe a teenaged girl as a "dangerous warrior" IMHO and if she only recently defected over, is she really "from his past"? Probably just hyperbolic writing but I'm gonna laugh if they are gonna try to pass this girl off as some sort of child prodigy who went bad as a padawan and scarred Master Miyagi as we.....already did that....like TWICE, three times already? Hell, the likelihood of red-dred pulling the EXACT same story beats as Reva from Obi-wan seems pretty high as well. Despite any optimism that this story will be fresh and new, it has all the hallmarks of being tired and exhausted before it even airs.
True, good point. But still, this trailer at least is heavily implying its ANOTHER "student gone bad" story, of which we have had SO MANY from Star Wars. This is like peak jedi fatigue, I can't even get excited by a room full of lightsabers at this point. They are gonna need to invent light-nunchucks, light-spears, light-shuriken, fucking light-three-section-staff or SOMETHING to spark my interest. There is no novelty, originality, or surprise in watching ANOTHER cluster of semi-clueless jedi blunder their way into realizing that Sith are....surprise!!!...a thing. If this was more YA focused I could probably just watch it casually for a bit of fan service easter egg stuff but this seems like it wants to be "taken seriously I say in my big adult voice!" yet NOTHING in that damned trailer, as competently assembled as it was, evokes ANY THING new. Hooded stranger walks up to...gasp...CAM in a bar? Done it. Younglins in a room being lectured...done it. Spinny lightsaber throw...done it. Force holding and force pushing as your feet slide backwards....yawn, seen it. Only the bit of wushu is maybe new and you know that shit isn't gonna come to much. Is the choreography on this gonna blow me away? Unlikely. After Ahsoka I've little faith that these TV shows have the time for that stuff in the way Warrior does, nor is the casting lilely to result in naturally able actors doing their own stunts. About all we need is another scene showing aliens speaking in bad british accents and the modern stlye of Star Wars will be complete.You're making a lot of assumptions. It says that the dangerous warrior has a past with the character not that he knew her as a dangerous warrior. She's clearly an adult, and if she was a Palawan, they are trained from childhood. Ahsoka was a dangerous warrior bu the time she was 14 years old lol.
Every ethnicity and gender under the sun is represented in this trailer - except white men.
RepresentationWhy does this guy look like Todd Howard and Bobby Kotick had a baby?
From that description that was posted, I looked the names up and this was the first thing I thought.
Could they not respect an older woman for the roll. I know asian's have the fountain of youth in their blood and at times don't look elderly till they hit their 80's, but 52 to 26 is a generational age gap. I'm guessing it will be his apprentice even though the vague description explains it like a warrior from his past.
Disney just fucking Star Wars into mainstream submission
Gen Z is just getting the Star Wars Christmas Special with that 2020's shine and shoe horned ideologies
Tomato To ma to...Bro, you're talking about saiyans not Asians.
You're not alone on that. I'm so fucking bored of reading and hearing this word nearly everywhere now.Seriously what is this trailer is woke?
I now ill get blowback for this but cmon yall. Literally no message being presented in this trailer, there are both male and female characters. How does THIS pass the threshold of woke?
It's sad that this has become a detail that automatically piques my interest.• Didn't use The Volume VFX at all during filming
Andor didn’t use it at all.It's sad that this has become a detail that automatically piques my interest.
IIRC, Andor has been the only live-action SW show to make minimal use of it and the results were so refreshing.
Spielberg used it for The Fabelmans and it didn’t distract from the film. So it seems that it comes down to how it’s implemented.It's sad that this has become a detail that automatically piques my interest.
IIRC, Andor has been the only live-action SW show to make minimal use of it and the results were so refreshing.
Well...it doesn't instantly look like garbage. I can give it that.
At the moment, though, I'm not really interested in The Acolyte. I'm more looking forward to going back and checking out older Star Wars media that I missed out on, like KOTOR.
Got a chuckle out of this comment on the trailer.
You're not alone on that. I'm so fucking bored of reading and hearing this word nearly everywhere now.