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No one knows for sure what she meant by that.
Plagueis trying to create life and sort of succeeding is what she meant by that.
No one knows for sure what she meant by that.
I think most people take the conclusion of the fight and forget how most of it went down.
- Kylo was shot by Chewie's bowcaster, which is shown multiple times as capable of blowing people backwards by ten feet when shot
- Kylo got a little nicked by Finn
- Kylo is probably still a bit shook from his first encounter with Rey
- Despite all of the above, Kylo is *still* cocksure at handling Rey. He uses one hand multiple times, something Vader did when he was clowning Luke in ESB
- Rey was basically beaten (she is on the defensive, cutting down trees to create space, etc.) until Kylo tries to tempt her
Yes, he was one of the pirates that got killed by the monster alien on the Millenium Falcon.GOAT action star. No way they come close to 1/5th of the quality of the fight choreography of those movies. Is he in episode VIII?
I want to make something clear because it seems people in here don't know it:
He is a character who came to the name Kylo Ren when he joined a group called the Knights of Ren, Abrams says.
He didn't make the Knights, he joined them. Fucking up Luke's trainees would be a Solo action.(sorry I couldn't resist)
Everyone who falls back on this sort of misses the thing. I think the dissatisfaction people feel about the fight extends back to that choice. Why did the script choose to shoot Kylo in the stomach?
We have to put so many asterisks on the last fight that it just doesn't really resolve -- or even test -- anything. The part that bothers me most is the Deus Ex Earthquake that separates the two at the end. Rey should have a real Dark Side Struggle there deciding to kill him or not. Instead she just... doesn't.
The Dark Side struggle is, like, THE struggle though? Why would they resolve that in the first film? She gets her first taste, but she has yet to find out who or what she's really made of.Everyone who falls back on this sort of misses the thing. I think the dissatisfaction people feel about the fight extends back to that choice. Why did the script choose to shoot Kylo in the stomach?
We have to put so many asterisks on the last fight that it just doesn't really resolve -- or even test -- anything. The part that bothers me most is the Deus Ex Earthquake that separates the two at the end. Rey should have a real Dark Side Struggle there deciding to kill him or not. Instead she just... doesn't.
So that he didn't kill Finn and Rey and we actually got a decent fight with tension?Everyone who falls back on this sort of misses the thing. I think the dissatisfaction people feel about the fight extends back to that choice. Why did the script choose to shoot Kylo in the stomach?
We have to put so many asterisks on the last fight that it just doesn't really resolve -- or even test -- anything. The part that bothers me most is the Deus Ex Earthquake that separates the two at the end. Rey should have a real Dark Side Struggle there deciding to kill him or not. Instead she just... doesn't.
I like the idea better than her being a child from the OG cast.Isn't that the laziest possible angle they could take? 2 force Jesus within 3 generations?
Ren was fucking punching his own wound like 5 times. You'd think that would have gotten the point across.
Why did the script choose to shoot Kylo in the stomach?
Well that quote was not in the movie, for all we know that could have been Luke talking to Ben Solo before his turn to the darkside. And I don't know, I didn't necessarily take Luke and Rey's scene together as father daughter... but you never know. I just have a gut feeling she's not. EXCEPT, for one scene. When Leia and Rey hug, I remembered a line from Han saying " A woman always figures out the truth". We all know that Leia is strong in the force. And back in Return of the Jedi she says somehow she always knew Luke was her brother. Perhaps here she also senses Rey is family which is why she hugs with such love. I know she just lost Han but I sensed more to that hug.
I want to make something clear because it seems people in here don't know it:
He is a character who came to the name Kylo Ren when he joined a group called the Knights of Ren, Abrams says.
He didn't make the Knights, he joined them. Fucking up Luke's trainees would be a Solo action.(sorry I couldn't resist)
He looked pretty fine to me during the fight until Rey closed her eyes.Ren was fucking punching his own wound like 5 times. You'd think that would have gotten the point across.
Plagueis trying to create life and sort of succeeding is what she meant by that.
Give us some Han Solo closure.
Give us a Rey with weaknesses.
Give us a galaxy with some galactic distances.
Give us a promise of no more Death Stars.
Give us new mythology, worlds and characters.
Give us a cool Captain Phasma scene.
Give us space battles.
Give us some deeper meaning for that lightsaber.
The crazy force pull by Rey was totally out of place, but the outcome of the fight itself was fine.What's hilarious is JJ went out of his way to show how powerful the bowcaster was and Kylo was bleeding all over the place and pounding his stomach. How much more obvious does he have to be?
Kylo: "I'm fighting at a weakened state thanks to absorbing a bowcast blast to the stomach after killing my father. Please forgive my skills, audience, if they aren't up to par with your expectations. Episode VIII I'll go into beast mode. Thanks!"
I want to make something clear because it seems people in here don't know it:
He is a character who came to the name Kylo Ren when he joined a group called the Knights of Ren, Abrams says.
He didn't make the Knights, he joined them. Fucking up Luke's trainees would be a Solo action.(sorry I couldn't resist)
He looked pretty fine to me during the fight until Rey closed her eyes.
Also, if the bowcaster was so powerful before (sending storm troopers flying) how did it not kill Kylo?
The whole left side of his chest should have been gone.
I don't know what's there to explain. It's already been long established that one's aptitude to use the Force is something you're born with.
Rey's just the potentially most powerful Force user we've ever seen.
Faraci's demands for VIII
It's a good read and brings up some fair points.
You're shitting me. What a waste of a talent Disney, hold this L.Yes, he was one of the pirates that got killed by the monster alien on the Millenium Falcon.
He looked pretty fine to me during the fight until Rey closed her eyes.
Both of Kylo's are kinda debatable. The first time he could just be mad, he asks threateningly already if there's any other news. The second time, he had been given that report and probably others beforehand.
With the Maz line though, definitely something fishy going on.
Everyone who falls back on this sort of misses the thing. I think the dissatisfaction people feel about the fight extends back to that choice. Why did the script choose to shoot Kylo in the stomach?
We have to put so many asterisks on the last fight that it just doesn't really resolve -- or even test -- anything. The part that bothers me most is the Deus Ex Earthquake that separates the two at the end. Rey should have a real Dark Side Struggle there deciding to kill him or not. Instead she just... doesn't.
It did seem out of place, especially with big CG monsters chasing everyone around. It was handled in a way that worked fine, but I feel the whole sequence was unnecessary and robbed the film of some downtime that it needed between action sequences.
Well that quote was not in the movie, for all we know that could have been Luke talking to Ben Solo before his turn to the darkside. And I don't know, I didn't necessarily take Luke and Rey's scene together as father daughter... but you never know. I just have a gut feeling she's not. EXCEPT, for one scene. When Leia and Rey hug, I remembered a line from Han saying " A woman always figures out the truth". We all know that Leia is strong in the force. And back in Return of the Jedi she says somehow she always knew Luke was her brother. Perhaps here she also senses Rey is family which is why she hugs with such love. I know she just lost Han but I sensed more to that hug.
Isn't that the laziest possible angle they could take? 2 force Jesus within 3 generations?
Rey's also a woman, and I think she figured out the truth by the end of the movie.
Maz even said after the lightsaber incident something like "I can see it in your eyes, you know the truth.", and then basically said "take your family's saber.
Everyone who falls back on this sort of misses the thing. I think the dissatisfaction people feel about the fight extends back to that choice. Why did the script choose to shoot Kylo in the stomach?
We have to put so many asterisks on the last fight that it just doesn't really resolve -- or even test -- anything. The part that bothers me most is the Deus Ex Earthquake that separates the two at the end. Rey should have a real Dark Side Struggle there deciding to kill him or not. Instead she just... doesn't.
Anyone realize that Chewbacca intentionally did not kill Kylo? He headshotted every stormtrooper, but he went for a shot that would wound and not kill Kylo.
Anyone realize that Chewbacca intentionally did not kill Kylo? He headshotted every stormtrooper, but he went for a shot that would wound and not kill Kylo.
But in the force vision/flashback, we see Kylo and presumably the other Knights of Ren in the rain surrounded by bodies, which is presumably the massacre of Luke's Jedi trainees. So I'd deduce that he betrayed Luke by joining the Knights of Ren and slaughtering everyone with their help.
I've heard that theory, but did we get any confirmation that this is Anakin's true origin?
What if Snoke is Plaguies, and saw Anakin as a failed attempt, so he tried again with Rey. Creating her. Sure it still leaves it open to who her mother may be. But, this could also explain her connection to Luke/Skywalker's since essentially she is like Anakin's sister.
The earthquake technically is not a deus ex machina at all since, ya know, the planet was exploding from the rebel attack
What's hilarious is JJ went out of his way to show how powerful the bowcaster was and Kylo was bleeding all over the place and pounding his stomach. How much more obvious does he have to be?
Kylo: "I'm fighting at a weakened state thanks to absorbing a bowcast blast to the stomach after killing my father. Please forgive my skills, audience, if they aren't up to par with your expectations. Episode VIII I'll go into beast mode. Thanks!"
This is such basic stuff but I like it.
I guess.Bowcaster requires charging or Ren is a super badass and can take a bowcaster shot.
I know but it didn't seem to effect his fighting that much to me.Dude, there was an extreme close up on the blood he was losing. It's not like his injury is something you have to infer.
I don't think it was confirmed even in the now decanonised Plagueis book.
Aside from him being created by the force there is no real other option though.
The crazy force pull by Rey was totally out of place, but the outcome of the fight itself was fine.
I like the theory that Rey could be similar to anakin. The second force Jesus of sorts like how anakin was.
It also showed some of the snowy forest later on, so showing the KoR may have been a snapshot of his identity in the years since betraying Luke.But in the force vision/flashback, we see Kylo and presumably the other Knights of Ren in the rain surrounded by bodies, which is presumably the massacre of Luke's Jedi trainees. So I'd deduce that he betrayed Luke by joining the Knights of Ren and slaughtering everyone with their help.
I hated it and didn't get an epic feel at all.Easily the worst film out of them all for me.
Harrison Ford should stop acting.
I've heard that theory, but did we get any confirmation that this is Anakin's true origin?
Dude, there was an extreme close up on the blood he was losing. It's not like his injury is something you have to infer.
I'm probably going to write something similar after seeing the film.
That will be fun.