Paratus
Lifer
- Jun 4, 2004
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Dude kissed his sister and having kids are off limits? Actually, what movie said no kids?
I'm hoping this is a joke.
Dude kissed his sister and having kids are off limits? Actually, what movie said no kids?
I'm hoping this is a joke.
I didn't get a love interest vibe from them. I saw it more as a friendship, perhaps a familial thing. Rey even calls Finn "my friend" at the end and kisses him on the forehead like a brother. Of course it could easily turn into a romance in the next movie and I'm OK with that, but I didn't see any real signs of that in this movie. I've only seen it once, though. Did I miss something?
Although I clearly asked for 2 tickets to star wars, the lady at the theater rang it up as "Alvin and the Chipmunks" then she told me to go to theater 6 which was the SW theater. I wonder how many other people the theater did this for.
All these questions we have of this movie show that it was not a strong movie. We have many movies that are made with sequels in mind that don't have this problem. So much of it didn't make sense. Plus with the fact that it's the same plot we've had already with almost no changes. This movie is definitely a disappointment.
Han! NO!
:'(
They had more CHOREOGRAPHED battles, but they didn't feel like a fight. The darth maul battle especially looked more like a dance than a fight.You know, i gotta say, as much as people crap on the prequels, they did have better lightsaber battles than 4-6 (and TFA as well).
Were you trying to get special pricing? Big movies have a blackout period for that and this might be a way around it when the show doesn't sell out. SW EP VII TFA might even discourage Matinee pricing.
That. is. AMAZING!
Honestly I see it's weaknesses, but I think it's all a setup. We've got Luke back, Rey has the Force, Kylo Ren has new Force powers, and the entire plot/story is set up for episodes 8 and 9. I think this was all to rebuild a bit of universe after killing the EU and trying to mostly ignore the prequels.
Were you trying to get special pricing? Big movies have a blackout period for that and this might be a way around it when the show doesn't sell out. SW EP VII TFA might even discourage Matinee pricing.
Actually that was one of the big gripes from a lot of people. Lightsaber battles in the OT were filled with dialog that improved the plot. In the prequels every single one of them was little more than a choreographed light show. The dance off between Obi-wan and Anakin at the end of Episode 3 was a train wreck. They literally swung their sabers around like the "star wars kid" in one of the scenes. They traded nearly all emotion for action sequences. Is that what you mean by better?You know, i gotta say, as much as people crap on the prequels, they did have better lightsaber battles than 4-6 (and TFA as well).
All these questions we have of this movie show that it was not a strong movie. We have many movies that are made with sequels in mind that don't have this problem. So much of it didn't make sense. Plus with the fact that it's the same plot we've had already with almost no changes. This movie is definitely a disappointment.
Actually that was one of the big gripes from a lot of people. Lightsaber battles in the OT were filled with dialog that improved the plot. In the prequels every single one of them was little more than a choreographed light show. The dance off between Obi-wan and Anakin at the end of Episode 3 was a train wreck. They literally swung their sabers around like the "star wars kid" in one of the scenes. They traded nearly all emotion for action sequences. Is that what you mean by better?
TFA battles are all between very inexperienced people... Ren was the only one with experience with a saber. Both Rey and Fin never used one before, so a fancy battle would have been incredibly unrealistic. It looked exactly how it should have given how inexperienced all of the characters were.
