In general it feels like a lot was cut
I feel like I like more about what the movie setups more than what it did.
JJ said around 20 minutes was cut
In general it feels like a lot was cut
I feel like I like more about what the movie setups more than what it did.
Does anyone else feel like we need to see Rey with a double-bladed lightsaber once she starts training with Luke? Luke has his lightsaber back, she gets the double-bladed one. I don't know if it's just because she was using the staff or because I just want to see more of those.
I also want to see somebody rocking dual lightsabers but we probably won't unless they start introducing a lot more people who use lightsabers. But they seem to want to keep the numbers down.
Heh... I love that you referred to him as Miles from LOST.
I was so distracted whenever Ken Leung came on screen. "It's that Asian dude from LOST. JJ must have did him a solid and got him a gig in this flick."
I think probably my least favourite scene, which felt very out of place, was on the Falcon with the two crews after Han, the CGI beast was abhorrent and im not entirely sure what purpose it solved, the dialogue was also very poor. Just a strange scene honestly.
JJ said around 20 minutes was cut
Goddamn, we better get a director's cut.
In general it feels like a lot was cut
Scene was totally bizarre. It must have played a lot better in their heads than on screen.
Apathy said:Finn and Rey took too quickly to lightsabers. Rey is a bit more understandable if she is gifted in the force, but Finn should have been a pushover for Kylo-Ren with some quick force sidestep or something, hes a trained sith.
This kind of stood out to me too, especially during the scene between Han and Leia when they're talking about Kylo. It's not a huge issue but it made the dialogue feel a bit clunky, almost like they were concerned we'd forget that he's their son.
THAT MOVIE WAS SO GOOD! sooo is Finn a jedi to come? I lowkey think he might get trained to be one but then go back to the dark side MUAHAHAHA
That helicopter shot at the end should've either been cut entirely or been a wide angle two shot from the side with the ocean in the background (maybe as a tiny nod to Kylo's mention of Rey imagining the ocean or whatever it was he said).
The shot they have now just feels jarring and out of place.
Aren't you more concerned that billions or trillions died in seconds? That people live like slaves scavenging for crap in order to eat? It's a harsh universe. The baby thing was a minor point to me and I don't believe it's a huge travesty in the greater scheme of what's happening and at stakes. We disagree on the extent, severity and impact of what was said re; babies. Let's leave it there.
I saw it in 2D and I'm glad for it. 3D has really added nothing, and even distracted, to so many films since Avatar.
Did anyone else think that the CGI on Snoke was terrible?
I kept telling myself that it was just a hologram of Snoke, and that he will look much more realistic when we actually see him in person in the film.
He still looked a little weird though.
I totally had a Zuko moment when that happened as well. Once again makes me wonder if he can still be redeemed if the writers end up writing his character like Zuko...Kylo's got a nice new scar on his face so don't expect those Zuko comparisons to go away anytime soon folks.
Goddamn, we better get a director's cut.
You mean a SPECIAL EDITION
Did anyone else think that the CGI on Snoke was terrible?
I kept telling myself that it was just a hologram of Snoke, and that he will look much more realistic when we actually see him in person in the film.
He still looked a little weird though.
Space. The final frontier.The mood in this thread just turns on a dime, it can give a man whiplash
Movie is good
Movie is shit
Everyone hatin on Finn
We love Finn
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The mood in this thread just turns on a dime, it can give a man whiplash
Movie is good
Movie is shit
Everyone hatin on Finn
We love Finn
Welcome To The Friend Zone
Welcome To The Dead Zone
I'm willing to end the discussion but I don't understand what you're talking about with those last points. Of course, billions of people dying by a Death Star is bad what does that have to do with Stormtrooper babies? The point I'm getting at is that the OT was simple, Empire=Bad, Rebels=Good, Empire=Space Nazis.
To introduce an element that weirdly humanizes the grunts of the bad guys adds a layer of complexity that makes things less simple. It's no longer Space Nazis v. Good guys, it's possible brain washed soldiers who may have never had real free will v. "Good" guys.
He was also just shot in the torso.Sith? Totes. Trained? Eh, kinda. He's definitely full of rage and emotion, but he shows throughout the film that he's really only a fledgling Sith. Both Rey and Finn have training (Finn as a Stormtrooper with those melee weapons and Rey with her staff), and let's not forget that Luke got some good hits in on Vader in Empire.
One of my biggest question coming out of this: Can/Will Ben Solo be redeemed?
I mean killing Han Solo seemed to seal the deal here right?
Even if they ever capture him alive, I'm pretty certain that the Republic will execute Ben for all he has done up to this point, which even Leia won't have the authority over such matter.
Also, when Snoke said "complete his training", does that imply that Ben now gets a Darth title and becomes a full-fledged Sith Lord?
I am extremely intrigued in what they will have in store for Ben going forward...
The mood in this thread just turns on a dime, it can give a man whiplash
Movie is good
Movie is shit
Everyone hatin on Finn
We love Finn
Welcome To The Friend Zone
Welcome To The Dead Zone
Considering my crowd popped for every returning character simply appearing onscreen, I was kinda surprised when Luke turned and nothing happened. No gasps, no cheers.
But then I was like "Well, maybe they're reacting the same way I did when I saw him at the press screening." Which was to notice that his mouth was hanging open, and he looked slightly crazy and not all there, which was weird as shit when the music was trying to tell me this was a sorta-kinda uplifting moment.
It felt like the moment needed to NOT be a helicopter shot, and needed to have him speak. Say SOMETHING.
Considering my crowd popped for every returning character simply appearing onscreen, I was kinda surprised when Luke turned and nothing happened. No gasps, no cheers.
But then I was like "Well, maybe they're reacting the same way I did when I saw him at the press screening." Which was to notice that his mouth was hanging open, and he looked slightly crazy and not all there, which was weird as shit when the music was trying to tell me this was a sorta-kinda uplifting moment.
It felt like the moment needed to NOT be a helicopter shot, and needed to have him speak. Say SOMETHING.
I'm willing to end the discussion but I don't understand what you're talking about with those last points. Of course, billions of people dying by a Death Star is bad what does that have to do with Stormtrooper babies? The point I'm getting at is that the OT was simple, Empire=Bad, Rebels=Good, Empire=Space Nazis.
To introduce an element that weirdly humanizes the grunts of the bad guys adds a layer of complexity that makes things less simple. It's no longer Space Nazis v. Good guys, it's possible brain washed soldiers who may have never had real free will v. "Good" guys.
The mood in this thread just turns on a dime, it can give a man whiplash
Movie is good
Movie is shit
Everyone hatin on Finn
We love Finn
Welcome To The Friend Zone
Welcome To The Dead Zone
When Rei grabs the lightsaber, is it a flashback or a vision?
When Rei grabs the lightsaber, is it a flashback or a vision?
So Kylo got slapped in the face with Rey's saber? That scene was kinda blurry in 3D so I had a hard time seeing.
Also where was that Jakku Sheriff that was revealed a month or 2 ago. That guy looked awesome