Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi : Why can't trolls handle my truth?!

I've got so many trolls following my threads, but I don't complain about them to IMDB. My trolls are always talking about how TFA is the greatest film ever and providing false fact and saying the proof is that their 10 friends liked it. Kids these days are idiots. They say the worlds loved it, but the world is over 7 billion people and about 6.9 billion of those people didn't care to see TFA, cause they know it sucks and wasn't worth the time. These trolls think that reviewers tell the truth and use that as proof that it is good, as well as box office numbers. Yeah, well, the Hamburglar loves McDonalds hamburgers and they make billions of dollars a year, and those burgers are crap. Deal with it, trolls. TFA sucked and the majority of the worlds knows this.

You dumb truck , TFA sold 108,115,100 tickets domestically, 82% of the people that watched it gave a good review, 92% of the critics that watched it gave it a positive review.

So the vast majority of people that watched it enjoyed it.

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@Furiousstyles77, you didn't factor in the tickets that were given away, and the multiple viewings by the same people, fake reviews by duplicate accounts and paid shills. Your figures are a small sample, and aren't any where near the reality. Your logic is flawed. Case closedagain.

so basically what your saying is you cant accept the fact that TFA is a very successful film that was loved by the majority, so make things up to convince yourself that the majority of people watched it didn't like it.

Hope that works out well for you, whilst in the real world ..


As I said earlier

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@furious_dummy77

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loved by the majority,

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Nope. There are 7+ billion people in the world and 6.9+ billion didn't care to see that garbagewhich is the majority.

Keep fooling yourself.

Case closed.

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Nope. There are 7+ billion people in the world and 6.9+ billion didn't care to see that garbagewhich is the majority.

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This retarded logic can easily be applied to your precious 'Star Wars' prequel trilogy.

Think about that

@block-busted.

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This retarded logic can easily be applied to your precious 'Star Wars' prequel trilogy.

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Nope, because when Star Wars originally came out there was only 4.2 billion people in the world, ticket prices were lower and it is still the second highest grossing film of all timewhen there were infinitely less theaters too.

You're an idiot.

I said 'Star Wars' PREQUEL TRILOGY.

Seriously, can't you even read?

@Block-Busted, I see you edited your post to make a point like a true troll.

I'll play your game this time, the population of the world was less then, there were less theaters and ticket prices were lower, and they still are some of the highest grossing movies of all time.

Now ticket prices are high, there's new movie markets (China), more theaters and more shill paid reviewers.

Case closed, troll.

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saying the proof is that their 10 friends liked it. Kids these days are idiots. They say the worlds loved it, but the world is over 7 billion people and about 6.9 billion of those people didn't care to see TFA, cause they know it sucks and wasn't worth the time.

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I'm not sure why the 6.9 billion didn't see TFA. It would be interesting to ask them.

and how did the people that didn't watch it know it sucked ?

@Furious_foolio77, They know it sucked because they saw the trailer, knew that JJ Abrams was directing, and that it was a copy of the original Star Wars and not original.

do you think you could provide evidence of this ?

the trailer got a record number of views in the first 24 hours , would you not say that its a popular trailer ?

@Furious_styles77, Yes, the box office numbers prove it. Even if tickets were $1.00, it still wouldn't equal 7+ billion people watching that crap.

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the trailer got a record number of views in the first 24 hours , would you not say that its a popular trailer ?

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Listen, dummy, some crazy fan boy idiot like yourself watching it 500 times a day on repeat is no indication of popularity, expect with a small slice of fools like yourself. It also isn't a sign of quality.

@Swaggypeet, they didn't see it because it sucked and they already saw the superior version known as Star Wars: A New Hope.

Rey can handle my truth. If you know what I mean.

@Sunny_nelson. No, I don't know what you mean.

I know what Sunny means.