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| quote: | Originally posted by kush paintings
I started this thread and it sickens me that it was imported here without me knowing. I don't believe that you all are stupid, you are just plan ignorant. One guy puts up a link to maddox. Bitch, please. Yeah, he is funny, but you have to realize the tone of his web page. If you really are going to take his opinion seriously than you truly are stupid. |
As opposed to someone who takes the so-called "serious political commentary" in the new star wars films seriously... pfft give me a break.
| quote: | | Now the jackoff who was crying about Lucas being a profit driven maniac, where do you get your information? From a bunch of friends in a haze of bong smoke? |
You question my sources, yet you do not cite your own. I need no sources. My contention is that the structure of the film stinks of Lucas' trying to cram as much widespread appeal into the film as possible and thereby destroying any possibility of making a good film. Jarjar Binks is a typical example... it's a character designed to appeal to little kids, but simultaeneously it annoys the adult audience. If he'd just decided to stick to making a good film rather than trying to please as many different segments as possible my opinion would have been different. Meanwhile I will continue to think of him as a businessman first and a movie-maker second.
| quote: | | Even if you are too ignorant to see how the shift from Republic to Empire does not apply to todays politics, especially the U.S., then you truly are stupid. |
Ofcourse I see the parallels. But there's no subtlety or complexity to the argument. It's a simple point thrown into the film to, yet again, broaden its appeal. I see the so-called political statement (although this insults REAL political commentators everywhere)... I just think it is poorly made.
| quote: | | But what, what's that you don't see the philosophical parralels too? Well, I guess I can't expect much from you. |
The philosophical parallels between what? (you have distinguished between the political parallels that apply to US politics and Iraq, and these philosophical parallels).
I certainly do see attempts by Lucas and the script writers at quasi-philosophy. But having been interested in and studied some philosophy, I really see very little if any real philosophical content in this film. You counter my arguments by simply claiming that there is philosophical content there - if there is why don't you point it out and tell me what the philosophical point being made is.
| quote: | | I know it is unfair to stereotype the entire Chillout Room as a collection of idiots, so although I want to I will refrain. But you two Sallies are idiots, and from now on I'll assume all idiocy in the Chillout Room comes from you two, so as though I don't unfairly judge anyone. You have proven yourselves worthy of this task and I congratulate you. |
Prove that we're idiots by backing up your argument with examples. Show me the myriad of political and phisosophical insight in that film and I will concede defeat.
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