Film Review: The Boycott Star Wars Vii Movement

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i really hope the person who started the boycott star wars vii movement is a troll. people are claiming the movie is “anti-white” because of the lack of white characters in the film. are you serious? most of the cast IS white. its just that this particular film is going to have three leading roles played by an englishwoman, an englishman, and guatemalan american. first of all the film is not anti-white and if youre the people who believe that then you should cry to your mom because no one wants to hear youre bitch ass. second jj abrams is reigniting the star wars series to a direction that many of us will hope leave a place in history, just like the first three films. and lastly, a message to the boycotters, no matter what you do or say youre

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