Chris Snellgrove | publishing
As a Star Wars fan, I’ve always been Mandalorian & Grogu Because Disney seems to be running these once outstanding characters on the ground instead of focusing on creating anything new. But one thing makes me inexplicably excited about this new movie, and that’s the presence of Jabba’s son Hutt.
Rota is about Clone Wars Movie, but Clone Wars The show ended up being the best Star Wars series of all time. So I think he is the ugliest good luck charm of the franchise and has confidence Mandalorian & Grogu Will be very popular.
Rotta Hutt’s debut is a follow-up to the failed Star Wars trilogy
You might ask, who is Hutt’s Rotta? He appeared for the first time Star Wars: Clone Warsthe animated drama film began effectively Clone Wars TV series. In the movie, he is kidnapped under the orders of Count Dooku, but he is eventually rescued by Anakin Skywalker and his new Padawan Ahsoka Tano.
At the time, I thought Rota was the worst thing that could have happened to Star Wars because he seemed nothing more than an excuse for humor. This space ballistic keeps farting, which is why Ahsoka gives him a less influential nickname “Stinky”. Consider how Phantom Threat The prominent feature is that Jar-jar binks are stepped on in animal garbage and farted by another animal, and I can’t help but worry that Rotta the Hutt proves that this franchise will appear in the lowest common ground that attracts only.
Thanks to Rotta, I thought about it Star Wars: Clone Wars Failure, despite ambitious failures, features cooler new friends and even cooler new battles. But then something completely unexpected happened: Clone Wars TV shows come out, this is the best franchise Decades. The show wisely abandons Rotta and body humor jokes, focusing on making the events of the prequel infinitely cool, effectively winning countless fans who were turned away by the true basic spread of the prequel trilogy.
The Rota effect is repeating,,,,, He is a pioneer in a new golden age
In 2008, Star Wars followed up with a light preface and featured animated standalone movies. Now, in a weird synchronicity, the series is once again followed by a boring trilogy (in this case a sequel), with another indie film featuring Rotta the Hutt. Sure, Hutt has been in the gym and is now voiced by Jeremy Allen White, but it’s still the same smelly space that once worried me that one of my favorite franchises has completely disappeared.
In an inappropriate way, that’s why I’m Mandalorian & Grogu: Because Star Wars’ ugliest, stinky good luck charm is back (having printed my “somehow, somehow, stinky back” t-shirt, printed out for the premiere). The last time he participated in the movie, the character became an unexpected pioneer in the new Star Wars golden age. Now, with bad movies and worse TV shows, the franchise is about to falter, and it can use all the luck it can get.
Before you said it, I knew it was unreasonable, but hurry up: Star Wars is a fictional world, fate is real, and the realm of magic energy is indeed Do Control everyone’s life. So, a part of me can’t help but think (or just hope) that Rotta will guide this franchise again. And, he is appearing in a movie with the franchise’s most popular new character and a movie with a celebrity voice, which could be very helpful to the character, and his latest film has been successful.
They say rebellion is based on hope, but I am not going to fight against the evil empire. I just hope (like countless other fans) that Star Wars learned how to tell a good story again. And, if you need to return to the warhead of the stinky alien, then that’s it. This is always preferable to the movie’s return, like The Rise of SkywalkerWoolen cloth
