How you are Welcome to involuntarily staying and today we are going to talk about
the end of pacostanle h about the last chapter of Acklite, the third chapter
of Diacklight. Thanks to the people who will be with us, who are
with us, to those who saw us on podcast later. Anyway, thank
you all. You' re hearing involuntary stay with Fausto Ponce and well,
let' s welcome you to Daniel Villamil How you' re healthy, well,
a thousand Te, we miss Hello, Hello. I could no longer
organize myself better or anything and with the trip he grabbed me with his fingers
at the door, just as we started late and everything. But here,
how are you doing? Here in the heat, but every time or I
got used to it today it was getting milder. Yes, my layers first,
almost and also with us, Carlos before minor, how you are,
Carlos, Andrés Manuel, we are very well you. He likes to say
hello. But good to see Dani for Saturday special too. Yeah, uh,
how about this super special Saturday super space. Yes, totally okay and
well I gathered you here, boys, you are gathered because I wanted to
talk about the third chapter of Diacolite, which the truth generated a lot,
a lot of controversy, not to say, a lot of criticism, a
lot of negative comment. No, and with all the right reason in the
world, I don' t know about you, but I did get fat,
I fell really bad. I hated him a little bit and he made
me have some very chaphyte things. I want to hear Daniel first, or
call me tell you what you thought of né I think it' s a
bad episode, but for everything I' ve been reading I think I don
' t agree on why. I think it' s bad. That'
s giving me a little laugh because since we only got the first two in
the U S had already released up to the fourth and immediately almost all the
headlines were that the third episode was going to break the, it was going
to end Star Wars, which was even worse than the Jedi and pure things.
So, then I really thought it was going to be a horrible and
disgusting thing, but I wanted to see what they had done and I don
' t think I was banging Star Wars. I think it' s a
bad episode. I think that the series is badly armed and that if from
the first chapter they were not interested in really showing us or playing with this
duality thing and who will be the killer, because lue balloon tell you ah
yes there is a twin and they teach you that there are two and there
is no reason for you to fall as a spectator that that is not going
to deal with, or that is not going to be a very important point
in the plot. I think this must have been the first episode. I
think, as we once commented that The Witcher was unnecessary to play with how
the timeline of the first season was armed, just like here, if you
' d better have started this way introducing yourself to the characters since girls,
that another thing is that the girls are also very bad actresses, but also
the dialogues are fine. I was. I think the only thing that does
surprise me and that I agree with the criticisms that seem exaggerated to me that
I kill Star Wars this episode is that it is not possible that this cost
more than Glotzinna minus one bear. Each episode of Acoligh has cost more than
what it cost to go to minus one and you don' t see the
second episode. Maybe there' s the market. Maybe there' s been
cantin in the first and a half and there' s a lot of extras
and there' s scenarios and you say well, because you kind of see
where the money went. But in this one it' s quite enough.
It' s just one location. It' s a small group of witches.
The episode is about how twins, as girls, have to be their
initiation as their baptism, their initiation exactly within their witch cult and the bad
one immediately wants to be a witch and she is happy as a witch and
even teach us how they play with insects as a cereal killer and the cool
girl, that is, because she doesn' t want her on a plane
and doesn' t want to, but she falls in love with the Jedi,
that is, it' s also like very easy, that is,
comes a jedi ah has her lightsaber look. I want to be Jere you
know well and you know that' s the only thing I forgive them,
because since I was a kid I said to lightsaber I want to go back,
but there. But it seems that they no longer knew anything at all,
that is, nor of the Jedi, like I don' t know
if we don' t know if he knew who they were, that is,
they appear there like out of nowhere. The difference between Anakin and these
girls that Anna here did have an idea of what the Jedi were and saw
them as an already incredible figure, who was aspirational to him had no dreams.
And that' s a little bit, too. I say that I
like in the episode here like they forgot when they announced the series was and
in fact, that' s why it sounded very interesting that we were going
to see the story from the point of view of an acolyte, not really,
but now, that a story from the point of view of the bad,
which was very interesting. But since he started what while we are seeing
the twins' life, yes, it is a bit like throwing at the
Jedi. Those things that I fell into in this episode that are almost telling
us that the Jedi are those whites. This one with the honey ready asquerosianle
andale andales. That' s awful. And that, for example, is
horrinale to walk exactly and let' s say that being witch villains like the
ones we met at Clone Wars, they' re the witches of somer.
In fact, one of the so- called twin moms is from the kind
of me you just forgot the name of the species, but it' s
from the kind of Darth Maul ultens the cuernitos and all that, because they
' re not, because he saw a lot of criticism that there' s
how it' s going to break in Star Wars, because there, for
fifteen years since Chrono Wars came out. That in animation, because the concept
is from the novels of the expanded universe in the nineties then that there are
other ways to visualize force. It is not new that they have their own
representation of force. I don' t think it' s wrong either,
because at the end of the day they' re another entity. Of course,
yes, but yes and apart it' s interesting because yes, if
I' m saying, it' s such an ordacious compassion, but the
Jews see one way the Christians of another, the Catholics of another, but
technically everyone is the same God. So that doesn' t sound bad to
me. What I find wrong is how badly armed the series insistos are the
super chafa ices and in the end the bad girl. It' s bad,
it' s bad, it' s bad, it' s bad,
it' s bad, it' s bad. Yes, exactly.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean, he' s meaner than he
was or he was already a very bad kid. I don' t know
how it goes. Yeah, the movie is that they were playing here,
like my poor little angel. Here was the evil angel, the fallen angel
something like that, but the truth in English has another name and Ahorita went
bad. And ah the witches live in a fortress, in stone and this
little girl burns a little book and that' s how she turns on the
room where her twin is. But the room is stone. So if they
had made a fire with force, as we' ve already seen the witches
in the witches or that they would have done magic something, but no,
I mean they light the room already with that they light on the stone it
' s super chafa. I don' t think it was and it was
the squires'. The mother is because besides, we don' t even
know who the mom mom is, that is, she seems to be a
queen of the queen, the leader of the one who larre seems to be
the main mother, but they also call everyone mother or that of the consistent
ones also tell mothers who created her. It' s like dark, like
the force was or they created it there from a crenation, or how they
created it. There' s the one with the little ones, she says
she' s the carcasses, she' s the pregnant one, but the
boss says she' s the one who made them and in fact, the
good mother, the runners, tells her if they find out how you created
them, there' s going to be trouble now. This does not mean
that they have manipulated the force and that is why they are already like Anakin.
Maybe if there was something, maybe they' re clones. Maybe there
' s witchcraft, there' s something, but also how to complain about
something they' re going to or, in theory, they' re going
to tell us before they explain it to this crowd, but it' s
also understood because the series has been badly armed. I insist you have no
reason for it to be the third episode and apart from the Cliffanger that we
had been left in the previous episode that they were going to arrive with the
Koki, it happens that it is also hidden there and at least if they
had put us, I suppose there will be another flashback in which we see
this fire from the point of view of the Jedi, because maybe put me
first, from the point of view of the Jedi and with that I already
understand why they are hidden, why they want to kill them. And then
give me the girls' or the witches' point of view, and you
can play with that, but they put in the point of view that right
now we didn' t need it becomes tedious. It is a chapter that,
in fact, has certain problems, of suddenly boring rhythms and apart in
the end, it is like when Captain America fights against the scoll net that
jump and there is the fire and each one stays on one side. The
bad girl falls and goes through the hole and suddenly magically appears in the tree
where she begins in the episode and there is no longer her sister. And
that' s why he died then. And the others, the Jedi and
the Good Gemela, have reason to believe that he died because he falls down
the cliff and we don' t know how he survives. He just suddenly
shows up there. He did a Gandalfe exactly play, but I insist,
I mean, I don' t think it breaks Star Wars It' s
not the first time we' ve seen any other kind of force users,
not even in this hyper- poble thing that from where they' re taking
these stories, but it just does have these parts. Web I insist it
' s okay to see the Jedi as villains. That' s right,
because we' re seeing from the point of view or we should be seeing
from the point of view of the air, but they don' t even
put it right because it stays in the media, as I would say,
do it or don' t do it because it' s not worth trying
and here they stay in the middle. And that' s also why,
as Mr Miyagi would say, they' re being crushed like a grape,
because they don' t decide if they really want to see witches look like
villains. And that' s the problem, because if it' s supposed
to be exactly something besides that I was remembering. It was recently the anniversary
of Georgia' s sale of Lucas Films to Disney, and Disney said she
bought this franchise and had bought Marvel because the girls had them for decades,
because they had all the princesses. But kids over the age of eight,
they were worth Disney, and that' s why they needed all superheroes and
lux Skywalker so that kids wouldn' t miss eight, as well as girls.
They stayed because they still wanted to be the princess and then they wanted
their daughters to be the princess and never left the company to the children eight
years. Let' s go because there' s Superman, there' s
Batman and there' s Spider Man and Ana to Jedi in that' s
why they buy those franchises and all of a sudden, it' s not
bad to have female protagonists. I say Princess Leyla has always been a referent
of a strong character, an interesting character. She defeats already goes to clean
hand. Yes, yes, exactly. And here they want to try this
of the female forces when you bought something to bring the children. And now
you want to attract the girls with this that was not necessary either, because,
I insist Princess Le she has always been a reference for the girls and
even soca and you have exactly there I say it, is pardon king and
to the young has many failures the trilogy of sequels, but many girls disguise
themselves as laughing it. I' ve seen conventions now that it was episode
one. So, yeah, there' s ways to bring that market,
but at the end of the day, it' s even no use buying
something for kids and now that you want to do it for me, I
mean, even from that point of view it' s kind of misconceived about
everything you' re doing with acolite. But I insist. I think the
toor sin is that each episode has more holes, more silly situations that could
have been fixed If someone had the famous room of writers who were fighting so
much in the strike, they would really have sat down and said to see
a skylight that is super easy for any neighbor' s child to get into
a hierarchal temple. And then it shouldn' t be taken away that you
can get so easy by a room and the jedi who are in pursuit den
on the long road that the stone burns funny with fire, that is,
all that nonsense could have polished them and could have bothered me. I mean,
the show had a good idea, but it' s so badly done,
it' s totally blurring, totally. Carlos liked how you' re
doing in your process, I hear in my process. Oh, well,
all wrong with this theory. The truth is, it' s very dissociated.
I didn' t like the first episodes very much. I think they
don' t really have charity for many things he already mentioned to me,
but, on the other hand, I don' t really have a proposal
for this destructive fuck of faith Hey you know you' re hearing yourself super
cut. If you moved something and I told you to move it then rather,
don' t put it back, because if it' s looking super
super cut, I don' t know if you' re moving away,
I don' t know what that wire has but it' s weird.
I didn' t do anything. There, there, stay. There'
s the station. You may be more then not to see speak hello,
hello, as you were before, as I have it when you had it
on the antenna with that if to see you no longer move there suddenly,
son, you are reviewing it if it is a very ta mystery. If
you know the thing is, you don' t hear yourself, I mean,
suddenly you lose your voice and you don' t understand what you'
re saying. Let' s see what we do now. You were fine,
you didn' t move him anymore, you left him the same,
nothing, nothing, nothing, he' s not with me this time.
If not well, I mean, you don' t understand anything, I
mean, it' s complicated in the Reboot, reboot, reboot, right
now, you' re getting back in better, because it' s just
that you don' t hear anything. See if it turns everything right and
restarts, see if it improves the micro the nimo, see if it is
a cache theme or that it is a little slow to the compo. It
' s going well, I' ll see you and we' ll wait
hard. The force came back. I hope he' ll come back because
good and then, Daddy here the subject is. There are a couple of
things that bother me. I can' t handle Master Thorbinto or what his
name is Torbin. I don' t think Torbin' s the one from
Game of Thrones, the movie' s not the teacher, just that one,
well- behaved yes, yes, but the other one wasn' t
the one who was meditating. The teacher who meditates ah yes. I think
so, Storbe is that teacher who I mean, I see this episode and
I don' t find anything horrible for the other to want to commit suicide.
I mean, I don' t find and already with so many years
of meditation and so many caps but and I don' t know what this
one would have been at peace with him already and would have become one with
the force. I mean, it' s very absurd. I mean,
it' s a jedi that I guess looks pretty bright, but he'
s really a chafa, he' s a menso and you' ve already
killed yourself. He' s coming for you, of course. I mean,
what is that? I mean, you don' t understand. That
is to say, the jedis already flat, that is, the ones who
are writing this series of jedi are seeing them as slugs, that is,
they don' t have this touch as ah they are masters. I mean,
they don' t give them credit for anything, I mean, basically
that' s not giving them the credit they deserve. They' re a
bunch of pods. That' s a slug who' s meditating that Benenitto
gets killed and you don' t know why, because he' s so
guilty, because if he killed some kids maybe, yeah, but he'
d already been turned. If I don' t know, there' s
a lot of things, I mean, there' s a lot of ways
to have it solved, one two this jet of yay then they think they
can control by force, but force is not controlled and we, if we
chase. So walk wak thinking is in a series where it' s a
fantasy series, where the good and the bad are clear, because it has
to be a complexity reducer the series so that you can get excited, so
you can understand the reality. In other ways, I feel that this chafa
wears grays and, besides you say bad deeds, as you say, because
the Jedi are bad, they are good, they are like the colonial whites
and the mainstream that is sidelined to minorities. Boy, that' s not
what you want to see in a fantasy thing, not because you want to
abstract from reality. But fantasy has, I insist, a function of talking
about things that you can' t talk to others, with other kinds of
genres, rehearsing reality, talking about other things, and it works if you
put it all into the perspective of good hired ones. Because part of the
fantasy, because it is, has a lot to do with it and above
all also the genres of heroes, that here the Jadi are heroes, and
part of all the joke that heroes are. We are talking about heroic adventures,
because it has a lot to do with good and bad. You can
have degrees of complexity and you can make it different, but here you already
put the jas as bad, as fools, that is not to see them
how they know the force what they are powerful, yes, but what it
has to do with it, they transgress things, they kill people, what
kind of power to exercise. Then you can understand it better, but just
as they' re putting it. He' s so cool, he'
s so simple. Yeah, there' s only so much kivio left.
They' re simple wok messages from reality. I mean, there' s
no complexity he' s right about. The days are wrong. Look at
this if there' s a dilemma there that makes the matter interesting. But
you don' t know why you witches aren' t bad. You don
' t know why they' re there? Because, moreover, that planet
is neither of the Republic. What the Jedi Jedi do There is no understanding.
It is poorly mapped and the situations and dialogues and motivations of the characters
are absurd. I mean, Carlos Speak, forgive me to see how you
listen to see I hope you listen well, you will tell me, but
you have served yourself and come back son, little bit, but you know
it' s like it' s there. Changing. Your microphone' s
too full, I don' t think you' re gonna look bad.
So, yes, I think I' m sorry, Carlos andes, but
yes, because you' re not going to listen. I mean, if
you' re not gonna end up running away, I don' t know
what to do with this, because, yeah, I mean, your Internet
here is okay, it' s not bad, but the bugs are going
and going really bad. Too bad to see we' re talking about Thursday.
Yeah, okay I mean, I' m sorry, no, I
' m not. I can be very happy to all the parents and we
give ourselves Thursday a hug or technology translating Carlos Andrés Manuel. Well, an
interruption of communications means invasion by saying in the episode an exact one, exactly
as it is, but anyway, so things with diacolite, that is.
I think he' s watching faith in Dan' s series I don'
t know if he' s gonna recover from this. The truth is,
I don' t think I insist that the problem is badly armed. It
may be wob but if you arm it father, it can be entertaining,
as we throw all the episodes of those of the animated series of the Xmans
that is Super Book, because it is well armed. Someone tempted the armó
thought it ah did a group of writers and said this is so. This
analogy goes this way. This is never going here without your face. I
' m not lecturing you. I' m just showing you how you can
expect in certain parts of society and let' s go and in Star Wars.
Unfortunately, I don' t mean, there wasn' t this insistence.
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hey We can fix these scripts. They forgot they have doctor scripts as they
call them Jackson, those who sit down to read a script and say Mira
you' ve got flaws here, here, here to fix. So,
like this, or better write it down, because it doesn' t work
and it' s just a shame to close. I think it was Andro
who asked us what we thought of the Fat Jedi. We mentioned it last
week. He has no reason to do such a thing, because the Jedi
are supposed to be, have no attachments, are monks, literally living it
training physically and mentally for as long as there is danger, They have to
go defend the one who cannot defend the weak. Then it doesn' t
make sense. And I think the worst thing I insist is that it'
s the chubby one. But aside it' s the cartoon of the fat
menso, because by distracting himself, because he' s already hungry, the
bad guys escape. Then there' s not even a father. That'
s why he shouldn' t have that kind of personality, because he'
s also a padawan. There, that' s right at that moment he
' s in training, that' s you already tell me a Jedi teacher
who doesn' t do anything anymore, because barale doesn' t think about
it. It is sobi one that was no longer athletic, it was not
fet in episode four, because it was already large. But here' s
this young man because you' re not right. I mean, it'
s a thing there, an anomaly, an error in the matrix, where
it' s made for inclusion. No, and they' re occurrences.
I think they' re occurrences. I find it surprising that Star Trek'
s distance is more congruent and cohesive without having a person or a device that
is controlling everything and that Star Wars is relaxed. I mean. The truth
is, it' s a relax, or Star Trek. At least all
the series that come out have a workmanship. It feels like Star Trek'
s Discovery. If it' s a little different than the others. It
' s a lot to be a little more modern. Suddenly they leave much
more of the ships and have some more details of action that is no longer
like the traditional series, where there are many dialogues, many interiors and almost
never leave the ship. But it still feels like Star Treks. It'
s just that that discovery has the advantage that there was more budget, much
more you notice the mockery. It was always that Star Trek' s,
JJ' s and Abram' s were good, because they got them very
back to Star Wars. And Star Wars isn' t Star Wars anymore,
and that' s why he' s not as old as he was.
And I think Abraham' s hand in how Star Trek looks, which put
more action, more emotion, helps them, but at the end of the
day they still respect the famous Bible left to them by this Jim Rodenberry when
he said I' m leaving, but it won' t take long to
leave. But if good for future series, they always have to respect these
structures. The Bible is what it is called. Let' s tell the
prescriber to create a series and leave them for everything they want to create.
Respect these guidelines and you' re going to paste the series, because this
is it. That' s why he stuck the original. That' s
why NEXLIX Generation hit, which is the last one he can oversee. Good
and all good that bad do respect that. And here, then, since
Katlin Kennedy arrived, she said clean slate that I insist the expanded Universe had
very parenting things, but it also fell already of very repetitive. And again
the twins. How about you erase the canon of the expanded Universe if you
' re going to repeat it and chafoon with twins, the Princess' twins
and they' re just here they were Kylo and King. Scrambled, though.
So you copy the bad stuff, you don' t copy parent stuff,
like the Jedi Order that Luke and he manages to put together, that
he does become the Great Master, that he does become this super powerful Jedi,
that Disney doesn' t understand that that' s what the fans wanted
to see and that here they were talking to bigger fans and that those are
the ones that were going to bring them the children. That' s the
most important part they' ve ever understood about Star Wars. Unlike other things,
the kid takes the dad. Here' s the dad' s got
the kid.' Cause I grew up watching this, now come on,
you crazy kid. I knew it. That is why the evoxs put them
back in Jedi to pull the new children, because they knew them in seventy
- seven were already teenagers. No and that' s why good to see
Lucia, my daughter, Lucia got dressed or recently Darth Vader. You haven
' t seen anything, I mean, you' ve seen young people.
Jedi, i e, several chapters of young people have been released and the
characters have not yet been invited. Well, what' s their name.
She' s three years old. But he wants to disguise himself as what
he wanted to disguise himself in Darth Vader' s Child' s Day,
that is, for what he did that revolution. I think it was Kennedy,
I mean, I think it was her. I don' t know
if Disney Jene. I think she had that project and wanted to do her
own version. And the only thing that happened is that it' s a
shithole, I mean, it' s a disgrace what' s become Star
Wars look at you, Star Trek Discovery. All of a sudden there are
times when I say hijole and if some Federation officer passes by and turns around
and there is a twist and something happens that has never happened in other ares.
Not as to how to make the series interesting, to make the boxes,
to have conversations of inclusion and things that are controversial issues, and you
don' t feel them chafa, you don' t feel forced and you
don' t need to give surprising turns, like that the Federation are now
bad people who are not politically or that is, there are policies that are
not fulfilled and there are always some games of power, but that in general,
like that the high leaderships of the Federation always have a degree of awareness
there in some way high. But there' s no such horrible betrayal.
There' s no such thing as a scandalous twist. No and besides you
can star Trek from its origin was always this utopian society and yes wal because
we had a Russian working with all the others. When it was the Cold
War, we had the first interracial kiss, which was Kir by swearing that
that was illegal in many states, that is, for us to understand a
little bit the concept of what the United States was like. At that time
there were States where that was illegal and almost cancelled the series. For this
and in some interview with George Kay who is this, Mr Zulu said that
it was an idea that his character would eventually say he was gay, but
that as they almost cut them by the kiss of Kirk and Jura they said
better. We saved this for later and it was never used anymore. That
' s why he was very complaining that in the new Zulo version he had
a partner and a son, because he says gin in the end never applied
it. So I don' t get faithful to the character and besides,
it was just to keep the agenda, which is one of those things that
doesn' t add anything to the plot and nothing else is popcorn I did
and that' s also something that I' ve seen a lot in the
reviews of acklighte that makes me super chafa, that gave it lavan, because
there' s representation, because it' s diversity and inclusion. But no
one says the plot' s good, and those who criticize it don'
t say it' s not good, either. They just complain because of
inclusion, because there is this diversity. So they' re either watching her
or they' re loving her because of the schedule. But no one is
taking the time to say that dialogues are carded. I insist that it cannot
be that this costs more than gotzne minos Wan and is not really seen at
the level. Even if it' s a movie, if you spend songs
here, you should see it. Falcon and the Wintel deafer with everything bad
that went to the poor series, with so much reshoot that they had to
remove it from the plague all those problems. But you did see where the
money went. He' s seeing us here and it' s another point
against it. Then, unfortunately, I insist it might have been a more
interesting series, because it is true father verol the sight side of the bad
ones, especially when we have always seen the Jedi more, but here they
were not encouraged. I think they were afraid to say that women can be
bad, which is also bad, because no one is good or bad because
of their gender, because of their sex. They are simply conditions that are
given and to say that a woman cannot be bad or as what they are
showing us so far. Let' s see if they can see this later,
because it' s also sexism, so it' s cool where we
want to watch the series. I insist it' s a shame because Star
Wars, well, yes, it' s not still the thing that'
s important to Disney, because if many people are watching it, it'
s the show they' ve seen most and they' re hanging a little
bit of it to not talk about the failure that' s been doctor run
away or not. I remember another series of Disney premieres that didn' t
go well and as you see we came from x ment that did generate the
whole forest, everyone was seeing it because they also kind of can' t
admit that something well done hit them and this thing that wasn' t well
done, is hitting, but not for the right reasons. Yeah, nothing
to see, there' s nothing to see. These strange twists there then
decide that the yas now then are very or very menso. Or yes,
as you say, you' re the colonial whites. That' s terrible,
that is. And this twist of witches is good or they' re
bad, that' s point, already this is a fantasy. Besides,
you have to rehearse reality that way, because it' s a fantasy to
be playing with that. And if they' re more and if they'
re not so bad, well, you explain it. Anyway, it can
' t be a universe where there' s no more evil. So,
and maybe the bad guys are the good guys, they' re the good
guys, and then the real bad guys who are there don' t And
now then the emperor has feelings, we' re not going to be there
empathizing with the childhood of the emperor who suffered it. Don' t please,
that is, what was the strange doctrine that Disney adopted since evil,
which hit because everyone wants to see Angelina Jolie as evil, because she is
animated. That' s very good. That worked for them because I even
excited you and he says oh look what father. But I think they misunderstand
the message that you look at. Like we already said maleficent was good as
a child. Now they' re all going to be good and every project
they' ve done like this has gone worse than the previous one, because
people aren' t what they want. We want to see how well you
say it' s fantasy, it' s escape. Then the world is
very complicated. I want to see something where I know who' s good,
who' s bad. I get distracted and I can go on.
Yeah, you can go on too That helps you understand certain values. And
if there' s within that those good and hands, there' s complexity,
a certain game of complexity, then you can even understand it, and
you can digest it, because if you don' t, then you want
to put reality as it is, then the bad guys aren' t two
bad and well, they' re so good. Wait for this not or
make another series that deals with that. But don' t change Star Wars.
If they' re not here, they' re not here. George
Lucas said I left let' s say the equivalent of a Bible for here
you can go. They didn' t want to take it and I think
they realized that this wasn' t hitting and that' s why they give
a job to Fileoni, who was like Lucas' padawan, but the guy
is diluted. Among everything he' s doing with Fabro, between what'
s supposed to be a movie, Fabro' s between what has to be
another season of Mandalorian has to be the movie. And this project was tested
from before he actually had some important position. And so obviously, Ahorita comes
out to say yes clear is the new education project. You have to give
it, because he really had nothing to do with the writing of all this
and you notice that there is no line. There' s no Keving Fily
from Disney. He' s the position that Finanet is supposed to have now,
but it' s not something that' s going to serve today we
name you and it' s working tomorrow. No, because all these projects
take time between what needs to be done. Let' s get to this,
it looks like the presumptuous, that' s all Star Wars has ever
done, well, everything I' ve done to Disney with Star Wars.
Duk Chan, who is one of ILM' s designers, grabbed references from
the 1950s to create the ships and everything we saw in the prequel trilogy,
but each episode was moving forward to make them more like what we saw in
the original trilogy. On the other hand, in the trivia of sequels it
was just black ap x Wing tie Fighter black had no real change. In
other words, in thirty years there was no evolution when, despite being a
civil war that was devastating the Republic. If there is an advance between the
houses of the Jedi to the X Wing that the rebels have and in fact,
the ship of the Jedi star facter at the beginning of the clone wars,
are triangular, style to lawing and as it becomes more imperialist of the
Republic, it begins to take the form of the Tie Facters, that is,
if it is even well planned in that aspect, the design of the
prequels. And not here then. All these little big details are the ones
that create a universe, so everyone, or everyone that we' re fans,
gets excited because you see that there' s someone who' s worrying,
because there' s coherence, and that' s been lost since the
trilogy of schools. Yeah, sure, you got a good point. Yes,
Diacoli' s series painted for something much bigger, much better, and
it' s not happening and it' s making an exception and then it
' s already another more disappointing project, so they' re already, that
is, all this that was cult. It' s getting a little late,
well, not guilty, yeah, you report it going to Star Wars,
but over the years there were a group of many very iron fans who
wanted me to follow this quality of the movies. I don' t say
in quotation marks, because loul some cartoons, some sequels there on the planet.
I' m telling you, they weren' t that good. No,
but, well, the exact TV, exactly, yeah, but right
now, it' s one thing. I insist, it is, but
it is losing cohesion, it is getting cheaper, it is becoming very chafa,
I mean the good series of hear already seriously, that is to say
Boba Fett says time goes to one, well, but already the one of
obi Wan also said to him. No, no, no, no and
no, and what bad decision? So here' s what' s going
on with Disney, Right now, and Star Wars is to agree with those
of us who hate Ryan Johnson in episode eight. You agree, because that
' s where it all comes from. I mean, Abram told me to
keep this going we bought it, well, we all saw almost the same
thing, but pray to him no. And Ryan Gelson, if it was,
I' m gonna give you my version and I' m gonna put
you on my crop. I don' t realize, I don' t
come to mark my territory. And there was no return and all the series
that came out of Mandalorian Vale alone, but the rest has been very,
very, very sad and very complicated. I mean, very complicated, very
disparate It' s a euphemism, because it looks like it' s uneven
and this chafa a little bit like the series of who killed him. Yeah,
and let' s move on to that. I mean, I'
d like to work. We talked about it more calmly later, but I
do want you to tell me what your observation is. I mean, I
also think he grabs what we were talking about, that is, they grabbed
this path from the farce, from the exaggerated to tell us something beyond the
history of Paco. No, this series of intrigue, it does end up
being more of intrigue even police with the last chapter, but it was complicated
the genre and, as I said, if you write bad chapters, all
six of you go and go with Benito' s and I feel that you
couldn' t maintain the quality of the series and that uy left it as
very half- way in terms of quality. I mean, it doesn'
t end up being the big show. I think it might have been.
I don' t know how you see it I don' t think so.
I think someone in there missed a way to adjust his orgs some things.
For me the curiously, for me the episode of Benito is not so
bad, because in fact, it is the only one of all the episodes
that I feel that I do take advantage of that benedict in life. They
were asking him something, and he was selling out for two hours telling everything
he saw, everything he knew. He' s the only one we can
say. If it' s say 100 percent believable from the point of view
of who' s narrating it to you, because they' re all playing
with what might or may not have happened. Everyone' s got a certain
glimmer of power or he couldn' t. In the Debanito. This happened
like this and it happened because he told it and he' s already dead.
But let' s say he' s always alive. He said it
and it' s over. Then comes Paula' s while Belinda' s
not the great actress, but she' s not that bad either. There
is the address that I don' t know who told you to talk like
a fool, was to speak as a young man, or that Paula dorante
has never spoken like that and it seems like she has everything there. I
don' t know if they put the chafa brakes on her and that made
it hard for her to talk or she thought they were a great performance.
But it' s okay. One as an actor may have mistakes, but
there' s a director who tells you no. That' s not the
tone. It doesn' t go with the show and it' s super
cool and I think the final episode is really father, but it makes me
a little cowardly, because in that they play a lot with the past didn
' t happen. Then the show is useless, because if you' re
going to do a series that' s telling you it' s fiction,
then you give a story that' s nothing more. We can see a
strange enemy where it clearly went well. It' s a fictional series about
the sixty- eight and about the alconazo. And they to roses who were
the regent, they change the names play a little, but they have the
courage to say yes, yes, it was the regent who ordered all this
to be done. This horrible thing, but this is a fiction. If
there are many things based on reports, what was seen, what we know.
But that' s why he did this show because I want to tell
this story and here, because it really was. We want money, we
want quick money and no matter how everyone acts in a tone, this noble
javi that I can forget. His name. Luis Gerardo Mendez. C Luis
Gerardo Méndez. He' s the only one who does feel like creating a
character. He does use daddy' s words a lot, and I don
' t know what he was, like Mario used to talk in interviews,
Mamacita and stuff. Then I think he' s the only one who is.
It was given the task of trying to create a character. There are
times when it is a little overreacted, but being farce, like you say,
well I can buy it for you, but all the others are half
caricatures or I insist on the performance of tenth belindas and good who also plays
Paco. I think he' s doing well too, because he' s
not here, he' s the only one we say, he' s
in a more neutral tone. But aside, you do believe it. Yes,
he knows, without so much, to make that kind of reflections,
that it is something that suddenly spoke to you, so because it was the
rooster and I don' t know how much and suddenly I fill it up
and yelled, that is, he also studies the character and he doesn'
t feel it. It' s like I jump not from interpretation, but
they' re the two that stand out. But the gene doesn' t
remine. But I mean, it' s, I mean, it'
s confusing, I mean, it' s so exaggerated and so phrasic that
I' m telling you, it can be something really good or something really
bad, and it' s got those chapters to me, those two episodes
I liked. There are people and here we saw, we talked about it
with each other the same way. Here it is divided the first two,
many of you did not like it. In other words, it is good
for You and for Carlos Andrés, many of you, how about the cosmos
that we were two in collaborators. And suddenly to me, Benninte' s
is getting very loose and the Chando is making you so bad, but it
' s weird, I don' t know, it' s not too
flat. Then I liked Brenda' s, but it has a different tone.
So it' s a series that' s uneven and it was risky
to give it a baristic tone to exaggerate it and also mask a little bit
the identity of the characters and also give yourself the freedom to talk about other
things and to hate the characters and do something totally different, that you don
' t feel like you' re watching something a documentary of reality, like
it was really Paco' s life, which is inevitable you' ve already
talked about. But well I understand, that is, in these tools to
create fiction, because you use the ones, because just like that, you
use what you have at hand and make a good proposal or make the best
proposal so that your fiction has cohesion. No, but it' s a
shot at Brenda' s. They agree it' s a very good episode,
but it' s also always making him like this strong woman who was
already getting divorced, but decides to stay and fight alongside Mario and ok you
' re building it. Well, it looks like everything is father, but
they have a mini scene that if you don' t pay attention to it,
it goes where it is. They suggest that he was a lover too,
but if you' re going to use him and play with him.
If it' s no use to dinner and I don' t insist you
' re going cowardly as a narrator or you just want to make noise,
but you don' t really have anything to tell. So, that'
s how I look, because you' re gonna blow it up anyway,
because that' s what you want to tell me. But here I really
don' t feel like there was something they wanted to tell if it was
anything else. It' s an anniversary, luscious. People still have this
morbidness. There' s no other way to call him and let' s
see him in the final episode. I have a lot of laughter that this
Uncle Robert comes out like Luis de Llano or this one like you gave him
in Witcho, but the production was of emillo the breed. I don'
t remember that in novel I think you dream or something then it' s
like this amalgam of those two producers. But that say is a good boy,
because he has always declared himself super Juan de Paco. They are then
to have been there and interact with their idol in fiction. I think I
did something father, but out of going it really was a pretty weird experiment.
And that' s one of these things you say, son. There
' s still something missing in the national industry to make most products good,
like a strange enemy, and not the abnormality, and to keep doing the
vast majority that failed like this of who killed him. Yes, if there
is much to talk about, I say let' s leave it here,
let' s talk a little more about it later on in the following programs.
But, well, there' s our previous, because I wanted him
to listen to Carlos before Mendiola and I wanted to listen to Paco and see
what they tell us and see if mons can also talk that he has his
particular vision, but many people have found me either you love her or you
hate her or you say I don' t know what to think or like
I liked this, but I didn' t like that, but it generates
mixed feelings. That series, I mean, it' s also interesting and
it' s not becoming a series, I mean, it' s not
becoming the most- dressed series of Amazon program so nothing more than a Gratis
also then the phenomenon is interesting and I think it' s the same paco
that attracts it the same story of it. I mean, beyond the series,
you do have to tell him that, too. I think it'
s one of the things that he does succeed in portraying well that in great
fear of what the guy was or maybe, right now and everybody left was
not the worst. But at that time it was the one who reigned on
TV Evening and that really, because I didn' t really have the program,
it was about nothing and there you were watching it. I think two
hours the guy had that charisma, he had the talent. Yeah, it
was a very carried mood, it was aggressive, but by the time it
was what there was and really the guy knew how to move, he knew
how to move his audience. So, and I insist you have some things
well accomplished the series, but they are the anomalies in a graph and most
of them are down, down. But all of a sudden they gave you
a good episode like Brenda' s and you say well, so I'
m going to keep seeing what note this ends in and then nothing doesn'
t end up very well? Well, well, all right. Thanks to
Neito. Thank you so much, Na danello yamil in Dan wauke waki Oka,
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