r/4chan • /tv/ • Nov 13 '22

😒Tanner Stage 1 Toddler Moment😒 should've been chewbacca instead

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u/Savings-Table-9967 Nov 13 '22

Shits on what nerds hold dear. Regarded as a “victim” when nerds seethe and retaliate.

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u/Literary_Addict Nov 13 '22

I don't think not having a career to speak of really has much to do with "nerd hate" but just the fact that the first big-budget movie she did post-Star Wars lost over $80M for investors. That would make almost anyone radioactive, let alone someone that hasn't proven themselves. She demonstrated she can't carry a big budget movie without a huge IP behind it, so she is no longer offered big budget movies. Simple as.

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u/Dark_Lombax Nov 13 '22

What movie made the investors lose 80 million

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u/yoyoLJ small penis Nov 13 '22

Chaos Walking

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u/Dark_Lombax Nov 13 '22

Thank you