Why did they pick such ugly characters?
Kylo Ren looks ridiculous. He looks like an inbred elf with down syndrome.
Finn looks like a gorilla. Why would they pick an actor that looks so much like a gorilla when there are plenty of far better looking black actors to choose from? Billy D Williams is an obvious example of someone that looks a thousand times better than this gorilla man.
Mark looks like shit now that's why he only gets 10 secs of screen time and probably dies in 8 opener.
>>64065820
You're just a racist
Luke looks horrible and they had to give him thick robes and a beard to try to cover up how Mark Hamill looks like a deranged alcoholic that's close to death.
Leia looks like Caitlyn Jenner.
Han is the only one who aged well and he's dead.
To intensify the cuck aspect. Don't you get it? Weak white man. Strong white woman. Lawful good black man with strong native features. It is fucking silly but Disney does this all the time now.
>>64066046
>Leia looks like Caitlyn Jenner.
HOLY F*N KEK
BUT MARK HAMILL KINDA LOOKED BADASS TBF
THIS MOVIE IS PROBABLY SAVING HIS ASS FROM BEING HOMELESS SO HES HAD TIME TO GET THE GRIZZLED BEARD LOOK DOWN
>guess why
>>64065962
Lando could be a mixed woman without the stash.
John Boyega is handsome as fuck. /pol/cucks just spam post OP's picture because it's like the one angle where he looks bad.
Adam Driver is definitely not handsome in a traditional way but he's not ugly either. Also a really good actor.
It's to balance out Poe who is beautiful no homo.
>>64066374
BOYEGA FAT TBQF
FAT ALBERT GOTTA RUN AROUND THE BLOCK INSTEADA TACK IT LMBO
HE WAS THE BUMBLING SIDEKICK TO MARY SUE GIRLPOWER SO HE WASN'T THE WORST CHARACTER COMPARATIVELY
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>>64066046
She looked like Robin Williams.
Finn looks like an average dude, who needs a random stormtrooper to be good looking?
>>64066465
>photoshoot in a tux
>can't fucking shave
>yfw Kylo Ren's actor was in the USMC but never got to go to war because of a mountain biking accident
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>>64065820
They are more handsome than you.
