That's why I am so excited for his movie. I think he could do thing's with Star Wars that hasn't been done before.
I know I will probably love J.J.'s movie, but Rian... I think he will do something awesome. Especially with Rey being trained as a Jedi.
Kinda disappointed thatKylo Ren is Han's son
I wish they didn't resort to the same twists and plotlines ...
This movie's twist will kinda be "I am your son" , well not really but for the audience it will be.
I wish the whole universe didn't revolve around one single family.
I wish the whole universe didn't revolve around one single family.[/SPOILER]
Kinda disappointed thatKylo Ren is Han's son
I wish they didn't resort to the same twists and plotlines ...
This movie's twist will kinda be "I am your son" , well not really but for the audience it will be.
I wish the whole universe didn't revolve around one single family.
Kinda disappointed thatKylo Ren is Han's son
I wish they didn't resort to the same twists and plotlines ...
This movie's twist will kinda be "I am your son" , well not really but for the audience it will be.
I wish the whole universe didn't revolve around one single family.
I liked those shots. A lot. There'll be more than enough great shots in the movie, but it bothered me to read that, yes. For me, it's on the level as if I was hearing they cut the TIE sunset shot.
Kinda disappointed thatKylo Ren is Han's son
I wish they didn't resort to the same twists and plotlines ...
This movie's twist will kinda be "I am your son" , well not really but for the audience it will be.
I wish the whole universe didn't revolve around one single family.
The "whole universe" doesn't, but the mainline "saga" films always will. Kathleen Kennedy has said as much. The story of Star Wars IS the story of the Skywalkers. Good stories don't center around things or ideas, they center around people.
Also, you don't have to tag spoilers in here.
This film includes plenty of characters that don't have familial relations to past characters, (at least, as far as we know), Poe Dameron, Finn, General Hux, Captain Phasma. Only 1 member of the cast is a confirmed descendant of past characters, with probably 1 more to be revealed later.
Yeah, I should have said annoyed. Well, now I know for future reference.I would have chosen a different wording, triggered is utterly overblown given the topic (two cut scenes at best) at hand.
Nah.Quick question, I know Rey wins a fight or two, as does Poe (at least a dogfight)...
But does Finn win a single fight in this film? I mean, on his own.
People should have known that shot wasn't in the movie when we learned Kylo Ren doesn't have his helmet on. He isn't wearing it from the Han confrontation on.
People should have known that shot wasn't in the movie when we learned Kylo Ren doesn't have his helmet on. He isn't wearing it from the Han confrontation on.
That's true. I doubt I'll care about those shots or even remember they existed after Friday.
The "whole universe" doesn't, but the mainline "saga" films always will. Kathleen Kennedy has said as much. The story of Star Wars IS the story of the Skywalkers. Good stories don't center around things or ideas, they center around people.
Also, you don't have to tag spoilers in here.
This film includes plenty of characters that don't have familial relations to past characters, (at least, as far as we know), Poe Dameron, Finn, General Hux, Captain Phasma. Only 1 member of the cast is a confirmed descendant of past characters, with probably 1 more to be revealed later.
Nah.
From what Reddit Guy says he sounds like he's Rey's Samwise Gamgee.
Anyone else kind of disappointed with the Knights of Ren? They are essentially Darth Vadar fanboys, right? I mean, I like Kylo's design and all but... having a group of impressionable, "edgy" dudes worshiping the personality cult of Darth Vadar is not my idea of the main antagonist in a new Star Wars trilogy.
The bait and switch on him...pretty frustrating.Nah.
From what Reddit Guy says he sounds like he's Rey's Samwise Gamgee.
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I found the film to be very very satisfying. The plot moved at a great pace in my opinion and it was a visual spectacle.
What I didn't like though were the deaths of all the hyped up characters. Phasma was very underutilized and Driver, out of helmet, did not have a very strong presence on screen. The reveal of his parentage was surprisingly pretty low-key and I sorta love and hate that. I hope the next episode touches more on his fall to the dark side and the family problems that were brewing between Han and Leia. My biggest complaint though were how they rehashed many plot points and scenes from the OT. The usage of nostalgia and 'OH HEY IT'S THAT THING AGAIN!" was way too safe but in the end, I found this episode to be on par with the OT. I can't wait for the future though!
Just got out. Press screening in Europe. 3D unfortunately (which added nothing). No spoilers.
Very good with minor quibbles. Sets things up nicely. Needs another viewing to absorb it all.
The new cast are superb and that bodes well for the next two episodes. First and last quarters are the strongest by far - middle section is a little muddled.
Humour works well and is not too forced.
How many surprises there actually are will depend on how spoiled you are. Pretty much everything that has leaked has been right on the money.
In a way it does play like an "awesome mix tape" of the original trilogy, and that is both a strength and a weakness.
Looking forward to seeing it again to tomorrow without the weight of expectation.
Yeah, its pretty shitty. Been rooting for Boyega since it was announced that he made the short list for "lead jedi male". And with this series' amazing track record of developing secondary characters I really don't see much hope for FinnThe bait and switch on him...pretty frustrating.
Obviously having read the spoilers I expected him to be second to Rey, but he's really sounding like a non-entity at this point.
Good stories don't center around things or ideas, they center around people.
Since when is this true and since when does one exclude the other?
Not sure what the one guy means by the deaths of all the hyped up characters, I'm leaning towards BS for him.
Point to a story that succeeds while lacking any well-written characters.
Def OT style. Emotional. Not Hong-Kong action movie like the prequels
So any confirmation from someone who has seen the movie that Han dies?
Point to a story that succeeds while lacking any well-written characters.
So does Han shoot 1st in this one?
Surely JJ and his crew didn't miss this trick and gave Han a scene that's a nod / jab at the infamous change to the classic scene.
I think you missed my point. You said "Good stories don't center around things or ideas, they center around people."
My point was "Good stories center around people things and ideas." not something along the lines of "Good stories do not feature well-written characters." That is just absurd.
They need a knights of Ren book ASAP to kill all of these bad theories that are going to crop up.
There were rumors we see Chewie rip someone's arms out their sockets too.
Don't know these were validated.
And a figure set. I need these dudes on mah shelf!
So, the true hero?
there is a pastebin a few pages back, yes, which adds some new stuff but mostly confirms the call sheets, and yes, han dies in that one, too.
if you are looking for celebrities who expose on twitter that han dies, then no, they would very likely be lynched for that
Yeah, its pretty shitty. Been rooting for Boyega since it was announced that he made the short list for "lead jedi male". And with this series' amazing track record of developing secondary characters I really don't see much hope for Finn
So does Han shoot 1st in this one?
Surely JJ and his crew didn't miss this trick and gave Han a scene that's a nod / jab at the infamous change to the classic scene.
Seems like there's considerable doubt that the pastebin was written by someone who actually saw the film though.
I need a good quality Kylo Ren w/Crossguard Lightsaber ignited statue that's...about 11"-13" tall. My friend has a weird obsession with some $350 Phasma one he saw.
Right, should've been more clear. I'm not saying a story can't explore ideas and things in-depth, but that the fundamental core of nearly any story is the characters. If you don't have good characters, you won't have an audience stick around to hear about the ideas or things.
My larger point in that context was to say: "Star Wars isn't, at it's core, about space battles, galactic empires, or any of those things, it's about the characters."
I wonder if Lando is mentioned at all in this film. Why wasn't he asked to reprise his role?
I wonder if Lando is mentioned at all in this film. Why wasn't he asked to reprise his role?