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we already know what's next for Darth Maul though Like, what's wrong with including small tie ins to established stuff? Maul's story has come and gone. This probably isn't even meant to hint at a bigger thing, it's just acknowledging stuff outside the films a little.
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I mean they've been pretty successful and well acclaimed cartoons. Won all kinds of awards. Made their share of money. We're not talking about an obscure EU novel here. It's not unlikely that a number of the kids who watched Rebels would also want to see Solo. And the Disney era has been full of nods like this, there's been a number of references to the cartoons in TFA alone.
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May 11, 2018 22:40
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Ema Nymton posted:No dialogue. No motivation. No screen time. Maul has always seemed to me like just another example of why the prequels were trash. And now, there's all these young folks saying that he's awesome. I guess I'm just too old. It's amazing what a story that actually builds his character (as in, gives him one at all) and makes him more than a random villain of the week/movie can do. I don't understand why people are so against the idea of taking characters who originally had very little and like, actually giving them something to do. Why not fix something and make it better? Use the potential that was originally unrealized?
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