Vulgaris M chided the show for making Obi-Wan look afraid the entire time while calling Moses Ingram's Reva "the most pointless villain in all the Star Wars universe." This user also feels that Disney is subliminally pushing their own agenda with the story coming through in Obi-Wan Kenobi: Lets get through this one and forget it like the rest of Disney Star Wars production.
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"Fan service" The only good thing about this series is that is so short. listed off various reasons for not liking the show, noting that the only good thing about it is its six-episode length:īob B: Disney recipe for success: 1. SS: Garbage! Way to ruin a legendary character.īob B. User "SS" harshly noted that this Disney+ series is ruining one of Star Wars' biggest characters: called the show "fan-fiction" while describing it as "poorly written and directed." Josh L: Don't worry, it stands up to the prequels. compared the show to the Skywalker Saga's prequel trilogy, saying that it was just as bad as those legacy films: 5-star and 1-star audience reviews of Obi-Wan: Kenobi. Eternals was hit by review bombs due to its inclusion of a gay kiss and LGBTQIA+ representation in the film. Moon Knight was met with negative 1-star reviews on IMDB due to the premiere's acknowledgment of the Armenian Genocide. This is not the first time a Disney project has been subject to review-bombing. Meanwhile, the critic score for the series has maintained a fresh rating with little fluctuation, currently sitting at an 87% approval rating. Those numbers have swiftly sank over the past week to a 57% following racism-centered controversy over Star Wars' official response to social media sent towards Moses Ingram. Last week, Obi-Wan Kenobi opened at a 71% audience score via Rotten Tomatoes. Fans Review-Bombing Obi-Wan Kenobi Star Wars
Ingram, leading man Ewan McGregor, and the official Star Wars social media accounts have all reacted to the hateful outpouring from fans.ĭespite the effort to resist, fans are letting their thoughts be heard through critically low reviews of the show.
Since Obi-Wan premiered on Disney+ on May 27th, Ingram has been the subject of racist backlash from various sects of the fandom. New actors in Star Wars are often prone to ridicule. Alden Ehrenreich, Kelly Marie Tran, and Daisy Ridley are a few recent galactic members that have faced social media backlash. Ingram is a 29-year-old Black actress who previously starred in Netflix's Queen's Gambit, but her Star Wars debut has been far from a perfect experience for her.
This comes most prominently with Moses Ingram, who stars as the dark side's Force-using Inquisitor Reva, also known as the Third Sister. However, that run on Disney+ has come with more than just solid reviews, as the franchise once again has to deal with fans voicing some not-so-flattering opinions about the show's cast. Lucasfilm is now halfway through its first and possibly only season of Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+, bringing a thrilling story that fills in the gaps between the original trilogy and the prequels in the Skywalker saga.
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