If You Want to Save Star Wars, Contact Disney. Here's How...

Here's our chance to actually save Star Wars and it doesn't involve anything but a simple phone call, email or letter.

When contacting, be polite, be direct, be professional, but tell them how you feel.

Disney
[phone]
500 S Buena Vista St Burbank CA 91521-0001

Lucasfilm
1110 Gorgas Ave, San Francisco, CA 94129
1-415-623-1000

Bad Robot
1221 Olympic Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90404
[phone]

Hasbro, Inc.
1027 Newport Avenue
Pawtucket, RI 02862.
401-431-8697 or toll free 800.242.7276
Customer Complaint Line
1800-255-5516

[MikeSidious]

Great idea! Will get to work on this immediately.
Please remember to be civil and polite! This is extremely important!

[someguy]

I think if everyone would just call them or send a bunch of letters to the company it will work alot better then actual emails.. I was watching an Interview with Michael Dorn the actor who plays worf on Star Trek and they asked him "why doesn't the studio's listen to the fans anymore like they did in the 90's?" and he said "because back then people actually called or sent in letters rather then email's..The company will take notice if they receive thousands of letters rather then thousands of emails Because it is easier to ignore/delete emails".. We need to make an actual effort instead of Online petitions and email's if we want to be heard.

Maybe make a "letter day or a phone call day" to Disney were we can get thousands of people to do it at one time.. like spread the word on what day we all should call and spread that date all around social media .. I think thats the only way we could actually make a difference. Just my two cents idk ill call though asap.

[semvision]

Instead of "Rey is a mary sue" try "Rey earned none of her incredible powers".

[zeronightex]

Tell Disney/Lucasfilm/Bad Robot the truth. YOU are the audience for these movies, no matter what Kathleen Kennedy, Rian Johnson, and JJ Abrams say.

[smileydog]

*Many Bothans died to bring us this information.*

[GeeksandGamers]

I received several emails and messages about this tonight. I'll upload a video tomorrow directing people here. Great job guys.

- Jeremy

[daCATgraphics]

"I am writing to complain about the severe drop in standard for your new Star Wars movie "The Last Jedi". Incoherent story arcs, unrealistic character development and a near total disregard of the previous 7 movies mean that I can no longer support the Star Wars Brand. I would also like to mention that I do not appreciate being accused of being sexist, racist, or too stupid to "get it" by your film makers. I suggest in future when one of your films gets such negative push back, the people involved take on board critical criticism and not lash out at the fans. Like many millions of other Star Wars fans, I will not be spending any more money on this Franchise until Lucasfilm improve the quality of their story telling.
I hope you are listening to the fans now, if not the $500, 000, 000 shortfall from "The Force Awakens" is only going to get worse.

Warmest of regards, Simon Hodge "

[louurich]

The more civil and thoughtful your statements, the less anyone can claim that you are a crackpot or acting out hate for a group. Universal truth really, be polite.

[tuffgaming]

Can't wait to see the headline about this. "Disney was harassed by mob of rabbed star Wars fan's!" Or "Alt-right threating Disney" That is if everyone is polite, firm and constant.

[CalebHimself]

Oh they'll definitely be getting a hefty essay from me. I'll also link them the WCBs channel and all of MauLer's critique analyses. They'll definitely have to listen to our complaints when their money is on the line.

[JCardo]

I would care about SW but after TLJ I stopped caring

[youqeg]

I find their lack of originality disturbing

[jasonwilliams]

I am absolutely shocked that they ignore YouTube as "clickbait"... YouTube is the Zeitgeist of fan's! Its the direct channel to how people are feeling about the franchise as a whole. These video's aren't outliers, they are the literal "feel's" of the Star Wars fandom put to video and voice. These video's ARE the voice of Star Wars fans!

[Nolocke]

Can’t wait to tell Disney how my 6 year old boy hates Star Wars because he can’t relate to any of the characters and he thinks it’s boring!

[BellowDGaming]

I dropped Star Wars after TLJ not buying anything or wanna do anything from Disney

[RiverOfBlacklights]

That strategy was tried before, when EU fans politely asked for the EU to be re-continued as an alternate, separate timeline back since 2014. 4 yrs. later and EU fans are the one group that have gotten almost *_NOTHING_* from Di$ney/Kennedyfilm. Hell, there was even a billboard (paid for with time and money from EU fans) asking *_politely_* for the EU re-continuation and in the end, jackasses like Hidalgo and others at Lucasfilm acted like it was all a joke and pretended not to understand what was being asked of them. So, you'll excuse me if I call for a "vote of no confidence" in Di$ney'Kennedyfilm's leadership to take any request from fans with the seriousness and respect it deserves...

[EdwardTheMedievalist]

Star Wars is dead. It can't be save.

[MobiusLeader]

Remember those sequel shills that kept saying "If you don't like new Star Wars then too bad. It's here to stay and there is nothing you can do about it. Disney doesn't have to listen to you!" It's time to show who the TRUE fans of this franchise are! The fans who won't let it be destroyed to satisfy agendas. It's time to save Star Wars!

[suflanker]

Talk about bad editing. That whole Finn Rose Phasma hanger bay segment was a joke. That's stuff that you would expect from a first year film student but at this level its just being lazy and rushing.

[rebeljedaii]

Letters do work better than emails.

That said the only time I ever got any response is right after the Give Us Legends billboard got put up right where they couldn't miss it. Then Lucasfilm responded to several of us that were doing it.

Maybe that historic drop off in ticket sales for TLJ will be another one of those 'can't miss it' moments. I think Disney is more likely to respond than Lucasfilm. For someone at Lucasfilm, ego is at stake. Disney may have an agenda but part of its money. They not only lose money over the people who stopped buying tickets and merch related to that last movie, they had to spend it on spin control. Sure they have the money to do it But they want to make it, not lose it.