Can we talk about Chewbacca being an unadulterated racist? Dude chokes out Lando and hates Finn? smh
So I have heard that Luke Skywalker doesn't play a significant role in the Force Awakens. Is it true? I am looking forward to seeing him the most.
So I have heard that Luke Skywalker doesn't play a significant role in the Force Awakens. Is it true? I am looking forward to seeing him the most.
You really want to know the answer to that?
So I have heard that Luke Skywalker doesn't play a significant role in the Force Awakens. Is it true? I am looking forward to seeing him the most.
So I have heard that Luke Skywalker doesn't play a significant role in the Force Awakens. Is it true? I am looking forward to seeing him the most.
So I have heard that Luke Skywalker doesn't play a significant role in the Force Awakens. Is it true? I am looking forward to seeing him the most.
Obviously it's not canon since it's not in the final film or novel, but one version of the leaked shot list from back when the movie's macguffin was Luke's lightsaber and not a map to the first Jedi Temple made it explicitly obvious that Luke trained Kylo.
So the concept was always there, it just wasn't shown in the final movie. I would assume this is why they had at one point hired a guy to play young Luke, who appears not to be in the final movie unless he's the guy in the hood touching R2.
Do you like Jesus?
He's in it for like 30 seconds and doesn't say anything.
I love Jesus more than anything![]()
I love Jesus more than anything![]()
Good, because Luke's basically playing that statue in Rio De Janeiro
Good, because Luke's basically playing that statue in Rio De Janeiro
I'm just going to reiterate this since it seems like some people missed it the first time around:
1- is it specifically confirmed that Ben killed any jedis before joining the first order? When Pablo Hidalgo was asked about that scene in the vision he said it shouldn't really be referred as an academy, almost confirming the people being killed are jedis, it's just not an academy. Also said it didn't happen many years ago, so either jedis were killed more than once or this was the first time.
One last thing. Anything I should know about the movie before I go see it? Anything I should keep my eyes out for? Any cameos, surprises or facepalms I should brace myself for? I just want to make sure I won't hate the movie so tell me about all the BS beforehand so that I can fume about it now and then just enjoy the movie tomorrow.
One last thing. Anything I should know about the movie before I go see it? Anything I should keep my eyes out for? Any cameos, surprises or facepalms I should brace myself for? I just want to make sure I won't hate the movie so tell me about all the BS beforehand so that I can fume about it now and then just enjoy the movie tomorrow.
One last thing. Anything I should know about the movie before I go see it? Anything I should keep my eyes out for? Any cameos, surprises or facepalms I should brace myself for? I just want to make sure I won't hate the movie so tell me about all the BS beforehand so that I can fume about it now and then just enjoy the movie tomorrow.
One last thing. Anything I should know about the movie before I go see it? Anything I should keep my eyes out for? Any cameos, surprises or facepalms I should brace myself for? I just want to make sure I won't hate the movie so tell me about all the BS beforehand so that I can fume about it now and then just enjoy the movie tomorrow.
This is a terrible way to experience it.
Go in blind with no preconceived notions.
Wouldn't that kind of depend on what annoys you? The movie is essentially a reimagining of the 3 OT movies smushed together into one plot, and for some people that's nostalgic and feels like a return home while for other people it's annoying and lacking originality.
There's one obvious thing I wish I'd known: the text crawl introduces an "old ally" of Leia's who's in the first scene. It seems like he's supposed to be a cameo but he isn't. Entirely new character. It took me out because for several minutes after his appearance I was scratching my head over who he was supposed to be.
How can anyone deny that Snoke is Darth Plaguies?
Well I don't want a repeat of Thor 2. The first movie I really enjoyed but the second completely killed my enthusiasm to see any further Marvel movies :/
My status as a Star Wars fan is at a breaking point so this will absolutely positively do me in, be it good or bad. I think I would rather stay a Star Wars fan though so I want to maximise my enjoyment of the movie by not thinking about the little things.
This movie does wonders to reignite the love many people have had for Star Wars over the years. It's a love letter to Original Trilogy fans. You'll probably love it. Let us know!
If I will like it I will post again here, if I don't then I don't think I will be even able to muster the necessary energy to bash it
If I will like it I will post again here, if I don't then I don't think I will be even able to muster the necessary energy to bash it. This is quite possibly my last chance to stay a Star Wars fan.
If I will like it I will post again here, if I don't then I don't think I will be even able to muster the necessary energy to bash it. This is quite possibly my last chance to stay a Star Wars fan.
how did it never cross their mind to make the Force Stromtrooper who fights Finn Captain Phasma? Give her SOMETHING, set up of a rivalry between the two to pay off at the end and play into future episodes. Something, shit.
Good, because Luke's basically playing that statue in Rio De Janeiro
Like, are there any glaring mistakes I should be aware of beforehand?
Mcz117chief, just go watch the movie without setting yourself up with any positive or negative expectations.
An extended edition will likely have a lot of unfinished fx shots and would be very costly to make. Doubt we will get one but I'd love to see it.
I agree, I think it was just Han pitying her. Possibly even she reminded him of a much younger Luke, who only ever knew Tattooine.
I think Chewie looking at her at the end was more of a nod of approval, her being the new pilot of the Falcon. Which I love...haha.
People keep asking for that Special Edition, I say do it, restore all the connective tissue that gives the last 40 minutes some weight, and then just CG and ADR some Phasma in there.
Or fuck it, just reshoot the sequence on the set of 8.
Kind of hard when we are talking about such an established franchise like Star Wars.
I can't think of any mistakes, per se, but there are a lot of times were explanations are completely glossed over. I'll put these in spoiler bars just in case you really don't want to know what those particular moments are, but JJ and Kasdan were very clearly concerned with moving the plot along at a fast pace without being bogged down in exposition, and they let some things fall to the wayside for the audience to figure out themselves or for the books to solve:
-"An old ally" played by Max von Sydow has the map to the first Jedi Temple at the beginning of the movie. Who he is, how he has the map, how he knows the main characters, is not explained. According to the books, he's Lor San Tekka, an old explorer and friend of Luke who helped him recover Jedi artifacts and lore after RotJ and he's a member of the Church of the Force, which is made up of non-Force sensitive people who were persecuted during the time of the Empire for believing the Jedi would return. None of this is explained in the movie.
-Finn thinks Poe Dameron dies on Jakku. Poe shows up later in the movie somehow having gotten off-planet without any explanation.
-R2-D2 has the entire galactic map except for the missing part, but he's been in lower power mode since Luke disappeared. At the end of the movie he suddenly wakes up and they combine the map pieces. What caused R2 to wake up? According to JJ, he overhears 3PO talking about the map and slowly begins to boot up, and that's about it. Not explained in the movie and feels really awkward.
-There's a Force vision sequence dealing with Kylo Ren and Rey's pasts and everyone is confused about it, but that's on purpose, because it's a mystery left for the next two movies.
-Maz Kanata has Anakin/Luke's lightsaber that was lost on Bespin. Han asks her how she got it and she tells him "that's a tale for another time".
-The relationship between the Resistance and the New Republic isn't that fleshed out, or how much the First Order relates to the Empire, or how powerful it is, but the FO is basically a neo-Imperial military junta in the Unknown Regions and the Resistance is a secret force set up by ex-Rebel hardliners who disagreed with the Republic's stance of non-provocation. The Republic doesn't want a war with the FO, but they fund the Resistance to have a proxy war with them. There's also a glaring moment where something relating to the Republic is destroyed that should have galaxy-wide repercussions and it's totally glossed over, but maybe the next movie will pick it up.
-Who is Snoke? Lol who knows.
Where are your expectations right now? It seems like you want to hear the bad things just so you don't go in there thinking it's the best movie ever and will end up disappointed. Then again, you want people to spoil everything for you which will will any surprises the movie has.
Instead of reading every possible "bad" thing in the movie and then being on the lookout for those things while you watch it, why not just watch it without that on your mind?
Instead of reading every possible "bad" thing in the movie and then being on the lookout for those things while you watch it, why not just watch it without that on your mind?
He was probably just estimating his odds. He was riding pretty high after getting that nurse's number back at HQ.
I hope they keep the spirit of Lucas and keep modifying these movies forever, up to and including a wacky CGI musical dance number at Maz's castle.not really
-The relationship between the Resistance and the New Republic isn't that fleshed out, or how much the First Order relates to the Empire, or how powerful it is, but the FO is basically a neo-Imperial military junta in the Unknown Regions and the Resistance is a secret force set up by ex-Rebel hardliners who disagreed with the Republic's stance of non-provocation. The Republic doesn't want a war with the FO, but they fund the Resistance to have a proxy war with them. There's also a glaring moment where something relating to the Republic is destroyed that should have galaxy-wide repercussions and it's totally glossed over, but maybe the next movie will pick it up.
I feel like this is such a BS reason for this "resistance" to exist. You would think somebody in the New Republic would be like "hey guys, this First Order is literally the Empire 2.0, they even have TIE fighters and stormtroopers and shit." It's such a cop-out to recreate an OT style conflict unless we actually get a better look as to why the New Republic is full of colossal morons.