Ep. 1784 - This Is How Disney Destroyed Star Wars

5/21/202657 min

Mandalorian and Grogu premiered, and it was an epic flop. Disney has officially killed Star Wars, but it's been a long time coming. We will get into the details on how Star Wars was destroyed over the years. Ep. 1784

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Nearly a decade and a half after Disney purchased the rights to the franchise, it's now without any doubt time to write the obituary of Star Wars. And yes, plenty of critics have declared that Star Wars already died at one point or another, and many of them were probably right, but now there's no denying it. And whether you're a big Star Wars fan or not, which admittedly I'm not, it matters because the culture matters. When, uh, multi-billion dollar conglomerates ransack and murder parts of the culture, it's worth talking about. And we know that the, uh, the murderous plot is now complete. Time of death can officially be recorded on the coroner's report. Um, and we know that because the new Star Wars film, The Mandalorian and Grogu, is out in theaters this weekend and absolutely no one cares. No one is even pretending to care. The executives at Disney and Lucasfilm managed to completely annihilate perhaps the most beloved entertainment franchise

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