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"Plotholes" is the new "too much CGI".
"Plotholes" is the new "too much CGI".
I don't know, doesn't that just make that guy an asshole scrapyard owner? Seemed like she was free to do whatever she wanted, she just had a shitty job with a shitty boss.
so if someone is selling something and they decide they want to set the price, i'm their slave?
That doesn't mean she's a slave though. It means he ruins a really shady monopoly.
If she was a slave, then why would he offer he extra food rations? If she belongs to him, he would just own everything she does by default.
She's a scavenger, not a slave. She just happens to be in a shitty location with extra shitty supply and demand scenarios.
Luke shoots a bunch of storm troopers in the Death Star even though he never shot people before. Can you say forced greatness?
Because the setup is identical between the two? One throwaway line of dialog to justify their flying experience? Whatever, I'm done with this argument. I didn't realize it was already 4pm and time for the thread to circle back around to the Rey/pilot thing.
So is defeating two TIE Fighters equivalent to destroying the Death Star now?
Rey just shrugs what she does off.
"Plotholes" is the new "too much CGI".
Thing is luke kinda sucks at first and to me that's more fullfiling and fun.
They have books, comics, and games for these things. People are going to have to accept a lot of the explanations they feel they need are going to be put into those more often than not and that anything committed to film will be abridged. These are going to be forward-moving films, I think. TFA makes that clear.
I think Mad von Sydow explicitly says there can't be balance of the Force without the Jedi.
It dont matter what he or she does. What matters is how's presented. Ultimately they both survive and overcome what they set out to do. Thing is luke kinda sucks at first and to me that's more fullfiling and fun. I felt the stakes for other characters in this but never for Rey, it bummed me out a bit.
im far from hating her character
If you lived in an isolated desert at the whim of an individual who controlled all food, water, fuel, transportation, etc. Yes, you would be his slaves by default. If they don't do what he tells them, they get punished with starvation, thirst, beatings, or death.
His actions after she declined to "sell" B-88 just shows that the entire bartering system is for show, ei, a way to maintain control by creating the façade of freedom.
It's still not slavery. Just because he denies her goods doesn't mean she can't get them somewhere else.
She has the option to trade goods/services to other people in the town for food/resources as well.
Except she doesn't?
She gets super excited when Han offers her a job. Telling her she must actually know her shit.
She screws up the fuses in the tunnel.
I'm sure there are others that I'm not thinking of. I need to go see it again already.
Finn is kinda shit at weapons in ships at first, specially at the falcon, and that's fun, and fine, and even then he's had stormtrooper training since childhood. He goes "DID YOU SEE THAT SHIT" when he managed to pull something off on the Tie fighter.
Poe is the best fucking pilot there is and that works cause he's shit at other stuff and fails at shooting Kylo with a blaster like a dumbass.
these are justified, and regardless of the explanations it makes for more fun and interesting moments
Rey just shrugs what she does off.
I mean, if you want to super nit-pick, how come Star Destroyers can lock down controls on ships that come in range but they can't turn off a damn Tie Fighter trying to leave unscheduled? And what happened to hangar bay force fields?Finn is kinda shit at weapons in ships at first, specially at the falcon, and that's fun, and fine, and even then he's had stormtrooper training since childhood. He goes "DID YOU SEE THAT SHIT" when he managed to pull something off on the Tie fighter.
Poe is the best fucking pilot there is and that works cause he's shit at other stuff and fails at shooting Kylo with a blaster like a dumbass.
these are justified, and regardless of the explanations it makes for more fun and interesting moments
Rey just shrugs what she does off.
If you lived in an isolated desert at the whim of an individual who controlled all food, water, fuel, transportation, etc. Yes, you would be his slaves by default. If they don't do what he tells them, they get punished with starvation, thirst, beatings, or death.
His actions after she declined to "sell" B-88 just shows that the entire bartering system is for show, ei, a way to maintain control by creating the façade of freedom.
Well to me it's just lazy character writingLuke is so awesome that he doesn't shy away from using ranged weapons on the battlefield.
unlike stupid prequel jedi who had koodies from touching blasters, Luke goes "out of range? okay I will use my gun then""
Did he own her speeder?If you lived in an isolated desert at the whim of an individual who controlled all food, water, fuel, transportation, etc. Yes, you would be his slaves by default. If they don't do what he tells them, they get punished with starvation, thirst, beatings, or death.
His actions after she declined to "sell" B-88 just shows that the entire bartering system is for show, ei, a way to maintain control by creating the façade of freedom.
I mean, if you want to super nit-pick, how come Star Destroyers can lock down controls on ships that come in range but they can't turn off a damn Tie Fighter trying to leave unscheduled? And what happened to hangar bay force fields?
It took a long time before he did that. They actually told the soldiers to "stop it" rather than just push a button to override its controls.The tie fighter blew up the command center and I'd imagine it would be pretty hard to do anything without that.
It took a long time before he did that. They actually told the soldiers to "stop it" rather than just push a button to override its controls.
Saw this film in 4DX. The experience was worth it. While there were times that I got annoyed by it and simply wanted to watch the movie, other times my jaw hit the floor with how much it added to the experience. I would recommend watching the film with 4DX is available.
Anyway my thoughts on the film:
- The film was good. Not great, but good. It was a satisfying film which is more than I can say with anything from the prequel trilogy. However, I still continue to insist that the Star Wars franchise is over-rated. This film does not deserve to be the highest grossing film ever.
- The leads, Rey and Fin, are really good. They standout and are far more memorable characters than Luke and Han or Anakin and Padme
- I loved how the film had the balls to kill Han. However, I wonder if this was less of an artistic choice or more of a choice of the studio being nervous that Ford wouldn't sign up for the next two films
- Han's son being the main villian was good and his actual character was interesting. However, the character design is very generic and nowhere near as iconic as Darth Vader or Darth Maul
- How the hell does the First Order have the funds to construct a ship ten times bigger than the Death Star?
- Is the First Order suppose to be significantly stronger than the Empire or weaker? I assumed the latter but still am not sure
- Am I suppose to believe that Rei, with no training, can defeat Han's son, who had tons of training, in a lightsaber fight because of "the Force"?
My roommate just watched the ot for the first time.
He hated it. He doesn't like "old movies" though frankly I think they hold up pretty well. He saya they are boring.
Heart is broken
[*]How the hell does the First Order have the funds to construct a ship ten times bigger than the Death Star?
[*]Is the First Order suppose to be significantly stronger than the Empire or weaker? I assumed the latter but still am not sure
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It took a long time before he did that. They actually told the soldiers to "stop it" rather than just push a button to override its controls.
potential episode 8 rumours already out there, god help me i saw one :3
Spoiler tag some?
It's still not slavery. Just because he denies her goods doesn't mean she can't get them somewhere else.
She has the option to trade goods/services to other people in the town for food/resources as well.
I don't think you understand that there's more than one way to be a slave, but OK.i dont think you understand what a slave is, but ok
I wont but go on Starwarsnews cantina forum
Just curious what film you think "deserves" to be the highest grossing ever?
Again in regards to the last bullet point, I think you missed some if think Kylo had tons of training, was 100%, or that Rey was necessarily untrained.
Nobody knows shit yet, don't worry about it.
Really? Im quite glad if this is so, I know a bunch of shit is going to get leaked in the next few months, gonna try and stay away from it.
This thread is episode 8 spoiler free I assume
I wont but go on Starwarsnews cantina forum
Interesting...
Nobody knows shit yet, don't worry about it.
UNKAR PLUTT
A hulking Crolute, Unkar Plutt is the junkboss of Jakku, doling survival rations out to scavengers in return for salvage from the Graveyard of Ships. The ruthless Unkar uses hired muscle to enforce his stranglehold on barter, sending his thugs to punish any scavenger who dares dabble in unauthorized trades or negotiates too aggressively. The Blobfish as scavengers call him behind his broad back -- has collected all matter of weapons, gears and ships over the years, including a battered Corellian freighter he keeps under a tarp on the outskirts of Niima Outpost.
I don't think you understand that there's more than one way to be a slave, but OK.
She's a slave in the same way modern day human trafficking uses slaves in sweatshops.
Just curious what film you think "deserves" to be the highest grossing ever?
Again in regards to the last bullet point, I think you missed some if think Kylo had tons of training, was 100%, or that Rey was necessarily untrained.
hnnnnnng this is stunning. Let me make it one of my backgrounds.![]()
New Imax poster
imma continue my picking cause the discussion is fun
disappointment other:
tentacle monster scene was eh, probably what i'd miss the less from the movie if it was something else
I like the idea of Han having his lil monster smuggling ring and double crossing the people that hire him but the whole chase bit with CG creature felt kinda eh
AND
raid guys in that scene don't fucking fight at all? wuuuuattt
fucking JJ