The next planned “Star Wars” film is already facing backlash years out from its release because of its female director’s misandrist bull.
The director, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, is a feminist who appeared eight years ago at Tina Brown’s annual Women in the World Summit. During the summit, she explicitly bragged about how she likes to make men feel “uncomfortable.”
“I like to make men uncomfortable,” she said. “I enjoy making men uncomfortable. It is important to be able to look into the eyes of a man and say, ‘I am here’ and recognize that.'”
“And recognize that I am working to bring something that makes you uncomfortable, and it should make you uncomfortable because you need to change your attitude,” she added.
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Here’s the feminist director of the next Star Wars film saying that her goal is to “make men uncomfortable.”
This movie is destined to be Disney’s biggest flop yet. pic.twitter.com/KaihbiA7Oj
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) January 3, 2024
Given LucasFilm CEO Kathleen Kennedy’s already widely panned foray into “woke,” feminist nonsense, critics are now assuming the worst about the upcoming “Star Wars” film.
It doesn’t help that Obaid-Chinoy will be the first-ever woman directing a “Star Wars” film and that she’s purposefully chosen to make the lead character a woman as well.
“We’re in 2024. It’s about time we have a woman shape a story in a galaxy far, far away,” she recently told CNN.
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Disney hands over the $67 billion Star Wars franchise to a Pakistani feminist activist
Obaid-Chinoy on the new film she will be directing for the franchise:
“We’re in 2024. It’s about time we have a woman shape a story in a galaxy far, far away.” pic.twitter.com/inhZHZrpHV
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 3, 2024
Combined, these factors have critics convinced that the film is destined for failure. These critics include the hosts of and contributors to Fox News’ “Outnumbered,” several of whom predicted its failure this Thursday.
“Anything that she makes with this mentality is going to flop,” co-host Nicole Saphier said. “I’m a mother of three sons. I’ll tell you, it is my sons and my husband who are always wanting to watch Star Wars.”
“If her goal is to make men feel uncomfortable, guess what? They’re not going to watch it. And I’m certainly not going to be the one to pull it up. So just like Captain Marvel, when they try to put these women first agendas into these action movies, they flop,” she added.
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Guest Ben Ferguson concurred.
“She [the director] missed her calling,” he said. “She should have done documentaries on making men feel uncomfortable. That’s where she could have made some cash here. You go into ‘Star Wars,’ and this is the reason why people are just walking away from Hollywood and just saying, ‘I’m not going to go see it.'”
“It will be a flop. Now, men that know this and watch this are not going to go now watch this movie and go, oh, I can’t wait to go see her make me feel uncomfortable and somehow implying that Star Wars needs to be fixed…Can you imagine if a dude said this on stage like, I love making women feel uncomfortable as I make movies….She does it and it’s like feminism. We’re all good to go,” he added.
Co-host Emily Compagno concluded the segment by saying, “That’s why I’m a Trekkie and not Star Wars!”
Many of the criticisms seen on the social media platform X mirror what was heard at Fox News.
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She wants to address the men she was affected by personally, by using Star Wars to preach her points.
— Tek’s Therapy – STRANGE Car Stories (@TeksTherapy) January 3, 2024
And if men continue to allow women to “make men uncomfortable” those men will lose their very nature of what it is to be a man.
I feel sorry for her husband
— Bobbi Linn Mac (@BobbiLinnMac) January 3, 2024
So does this mean Disney’s taglines are going from “The Happiest Place on Earth” and “Where Dreams Come True” to something along the lines of “Let’s Make People Uncomfortable”
— V (@SgrA17h45m40s) January 5, 2024
Is Disney a part of this too cuz this sounds like something Disney would want to do I guess it doesn’t matter from boycotting it right now and I will not forget come 2026 will not see it from today until the movie comes out I will boycott
— Tim F (@TimF33280588) January 3, 2024
It’s as if Disney waved the white flag with one hand all while turning up the Marxist volume with the other. They thought trotting Bob Iger out, and saying we are going to focus on storytelling and not politics would lull everyone into believing they were changing course. We are…
— PK (@whatis1984) January 3, 2024
Star Wars rn: pic.twitter.com/TI4MIKxgT8
— ZNO (@therealZNO) January 3, 2024
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V. Saxena is a staff writer with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University. Saxena also contributes to BizPac Review.
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