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<blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 7563983" data-attributes="member: 16814">I think to grokked you.&nbsp; You clearly said TLJ was a &quot;disaster&quot; for the &quot;casual fans.&quot;&nbsp; A &quot;disaster&quot; that's one of tge highest grossing movies of all time (inflation adjusted) and that has positive reviews.&nbsp; You base this on reception of a different movie and toy sales being sluggish, apparently.&nbsp; It's riduculous, especially since there are already good explanations for both that don't invlove TLJ (Solo wasn't a desired story and had very expensive production, frex.)&nbsp; You even counter yourself when you say toy sales are down but it's not the toy company's fault, but also that the toys are boring and unfun.&nbsp; How does that work, exactly?Again, you've started with thinking you know what a group of fans likes and are ignoring strong counter-evidence or just hand-waving it away.&nbsp; That's not how it works, man.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ovinomancer, post: 7563983, member: 16814"] I think to grokked you. You clearly said TLJ was a "disaster" for the "casual fans." A "disaster" that's one of tge highest grossing movies of all time (inflation adjusted) and that has positive reviews. You base this on reception of a different movie and toy sales being sluggish, apparently. It's riduculous, especially since there are already good explanations for both that don't invlove TLJ (Solo wasn't a desired story and had very expensive production, frex.) You even counter yourself when you say toy sales are down but it's not the toy company's fault, but also that the toys are boring and unfun. How does that work, exactly? Again, you've started with thinking you know what a group of fans likes and are ignoring strong counter-evidence or just hand-waving it away. That's not how it works, man. [/QUOTE]

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