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Central to his critique is a skepticism about the significance of George Lucas’s return to the franchise. Despite acknowledging Lucas’s importance as the creator of Star Wars, he doubts that Lucas’s comeback would meaningfully impact the franchise’s direction today. He suggests that Disney will persist with its current approach—relying on predictable narratives, ulterior agendas, and potentially harmful inclusions—regardless of Lucas’s involvement.
He also condemns Disney’s inconsistent handling of controversies, condemning their decision to fire Gina Carano for controversial comments while seemingly ignoring other problematic statements from their staff. He perceives a double standard and distrusts the corporate motives behind these decisions.