Judge Rules Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker Are Mediocre and Schlocky
Rather amazingly, it is now written in the annals of legal history that Disney's Star Wars sequels, specifically The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, are mediocre. This, according to Ninth Circuit Court Judge Kenneth K. Lee, who recently referred to the movies as such in a recent legal ruling. What's more, the ruling had nothing to do with Star Wars. Rather, it was all about cooking oil.
#appellatetwitter Also, the Ninth Circuit makes it official, holding that, as a matter of law, Disney’s THE LAST JEDI was “mediocre and schlocky.” https://t.co/G0RE56hPXPpic.twitter.com/Cxkstoy6Ji
Judge Lee recently handed down a ruling in regards to a class action lawsuit against ConAgra Foods Inc. The case had to do with whether or not the company was responsible for placing a "100% Natural" label on bottles of Wesson Oil. ConAgra Foods no longer owns Wesson Oil. And, as the judge found in his ruling, the company simply doesn't have the power to make that sort of call anymore. Here's how Lee explained it in the ruling.
#appellatetwitter Also, the Ninth Circuit makes it official, holding that, as a matter of law, Disney’s THE LAST JEDI was “mediocre and schlocky.” https://t.co/G0RE56hPXPpic.twitter.com/Cxkstoy6Ji
