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Disney slammed by Twitter after facing accusations of using AK-47 in trailer for new 'Star Wars' prequel
Disney is receiving backlash on Twitter for featuring what appears to be a high-powered assault rifle in its upcoming "Star Wars" prequel series, "Andor," amid recent mass shootings nationwide.
The Disney+ official trailer for the "Star Wars" original series that was released Monday, showed a character holding what appears to be an AK-47 rifle during an action scene.
Fans were quick to criticize its use — which is seen five seconds into the "Andor" trailer — while slamming the producers for being "lazy," and pointing out that the trailer looks "cheap."
A representative for Disney did not immediately respond to FOX Business' request for comment.
"The propmasters will usually dress [the guns] up to make them fit the aesthetic. Not so [much] here. This feels [like] very low effort…" one fan pointed out on Twitter.
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Another viewer was outraged with the trailer and said, "When I saw the AK47 I thought it was a fan trailer. Heck, I don’t like to hate around but the trailer looks cheap…"
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