The cavalry charge on the destroyer was utterly pointless.
The space battle was ridiculously poor for involving hundreds of spaceships.
Lando destroyed the DS2 and united the galaxy against the Final Order
What a fucking badass
So why would Plagueis try to stop death if that's how Sith souls work
There already has to be a Petition that will dominate next week´s entertainment news, right? The next few months will be hell for the fandom. Joy, joy, joy.TFA and TLJ were good, just re-do the final movie and release it in a few years
I married above my station.
This is the one thing I just cannot get over. We got a film that explored the value of learning from failure, learning from the past but not being beholden to it, the moral ambiguities of war, pacifist resistance, depression, and the nature of leadership.
Then we followed it up with a film that was about nothing. Just, nothing.
He has the highest charisma and they put it to good use.This movie has the insinuation that Lando Calrissian is the most influential and respected person in the galaxy and....
... I am okay with that.
This is the one thing I just cannot get over. We got a film that explored the value of learning from failure, learning from the past but not being beholden to it, the moral ambiguities of war, pacifist resistance, depression, and the nature of leadership.
Then we followed it up with a film that was about nothing. Just, nothing.
This movie has the insinuation that Lando Calrissian is the most influential and respected person in the galaxy and....
... I am okay with that.
Luke was only missing for a few years (five to seven, I think) and I think he was working on his temple for ten years max. There is at least thirteen years or so to track.
More if he left the temple in between before Ben fell.
That makes sense for Some reason I'm always thinking luke has been missing for like 20 years but that wouldnt make sense. Lando staying in the planet is hella weird but that's easy to justify.It would have to happen before Ben turns, Luke's students all die, and he goes to Ach-To. So Luke and Lando were having these adventures, either before or around the same time as Luke was taking on apprentices.
It's painfully clear from this movie that JJ wanted VIII to be about Luke tracking down clues for Palpatine.
they were traking the guy after Ben was born cause he clearly died when Rey was a child.I feel like Luke and Lando Adventures happened before Luke trained the new gen of Jedis.
The probably failed to track the guy and Luke went back because Leia was having his kid or something.
I've come to the conclusion that the very best thing in the film is Adam Driver's performance, and how once Kylo makes his decision in the final act of the movie his performance becomes completely different. He even moves like a different person in those later scenes. That's great.
There already has to be a Petition that will dominate next week´s entertainment news, right? The next few months will be hell for the fandom. Joy, joy, joy.
The more I think about the movie the more I wish it was just a character piece focused on Ben/Rey and the struggle to control the legacy of the Jedi. They would have had so much more room to tell a story without inserting Sheev and his idiotic plan.
JJ tried to top ROTJ in scale which wasn't necessary.
So why would Plagueis try to stop death if that's how Sith souls work
I'm praying they take their time with the next one.
Alternatively, stop choosing directors so far in advance, then dumping them and having someone new coming in and redo EVERYTHING at the last minute
I'd agree with this as well! My favorite scene from the movie. Would've been cool to see their force ghosts in the backgroundThe voices of all the Jedi from the past calling to Rey was a great moment for me.
I'd agree with this as well! My favorite scene from the movie. Would've been cool to see their force ghosts in the background
Star Wars director visions
George Lucas: The Vietnam War was bad
George Lucas again: War is a political tool that leads to the rise of fascism
Rian Johnson: Your Heroes are flawed, it's important to learn from the past
JJ Abrams: dude I love Star Wars
Wasn't a fan of the opening crawl going "oh yeah, Palp is back." Couldn't you just open the movie with them intercepting the transmission?
Maybe he didn't want to be part of the hivemind.So why would Plagueis try to stop death if that's how Sith souls work
He is the best part of this trilogy and I think probably the best performance of the whole series.I've come to the conclusion that the very best thing in the film is Adam Driver's performance, and how once Kylo makes his decision in the final act of the movie his performance becomes completely different. He even moves like a different person in those later scenes. That's great.
You know, I think you might have nailed why TFA worked as well as it did and why TRoS didn't.Star Wars director visions
George Lucas: The Vietnam War was bad
George Lucas again: War is a political tool that leads to the rise of fascism
Rian Johnson: Your Heroes are flawed, it's important to learn from the past
JJ Abrams: dude I love Star Wars
I thought Calrissian was going to be a force angel or something, he just doesn't feel like he's there because he's so convenient. Maybe someone can explain it better than me lol.This movie has the insinuation that Lando Calrissian is the most influential and respected person in the galaxy and....
... I am okay with that.
The cavalry charge on the destroyer was utterly pointless.
The space battle was ridiculously poor for involving hundreds of spaceships.
Agreed. I'm very forgiving of TFA despite some big issues with a few choices. Being a major retread was forgivable given the state of the franchise and fanbase after the PT. People needed to know Star Wars could be Star Wars again. It perfectly achieved that goal, if even too much. And TLJ was a good way to follow-up on that and not just wallow in nostalgia bate. Retreating back to nostalgia and spectacle to finish things out though wasn't a good idea.You know, I think you might have nailed why TFA worked as well as it did and why TRoS didn't.
With the blunders that the prequel trilogy made, a "Dude I love star wars" guy is exactly what you needed. The audience needed to be reminded of what makes star wars great, which makes it perhaps a bit shallow, but it was the movie for the time and place.
Then, with "I love star wars" established, Rian Johnson's "Your heroes are flawed" theme is the perfect critical follow up, putting the love of star wars under scrutiny.
But you can't follow it up with "I love star wars" again, atleast not without implementing what you learned from the "Your heroes are flawed" guy.
Chewie's had a hard life in these sequels. He had to watch all his friends die, one by one.
So why would Plagueis try to stop death if that's how Sith souls work
I've come to the conclusion that the very best thing in the film is Adam Driver's performance, and how once Kylo makes his decision in the final act of the movie his performance becomes completely different. He even moves like a different person in those later scenes. That's great.
Yea Jannah as a whole and her group were pointless addition to the movie as they didn't do anything. They didn't help Rey get to the Death Star Wayfinder location, Rey did it on her own. The calvary charge on the Star Destroyer looked dumb, but also had no purpose as majority of the resistance troops were on food we see, and also all the space horsies disappear right after the charge, what was the point of any of this? Jannah doesn't contribute anything other than cool, she shoots stormtroopers with a bow?