Star Wars
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aka Star Wars films
Jay critiques Disney's handling of the Star Wars franchise, expressing nostalgia for the original trilogy while discussing the character of Vader and the narrative surrounding the prophecy of bringing balance to the Force, alongside Luke's significant role in that story. He also highlights the cultural and cinematic impact of Star Wars, particularly its innovative special effects and storytelling elements, while lamenting its recent shift towards a more 'woke' approach.
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