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01-16-2019, 06:22 AM #61
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01-16-2019, 06:32 AM #62
I really can't see anything that they can do. Rey has literally won every single time she's faced anyone, why would this time be any different. She's gone through no difficulties in the whole series. I'm not even sure what the point of this new trilogy is. Rian Johnson f'd it up bad, and Disney probably knows it. Not a lot that JJ can do to bring the trilogy back and save it. Maybe sacrifice Rey or something?
I'm just hoping they do a "Knights of the Old Republic"Last edited by Jaydawg08; 01-16-2019 at 06:38 AM.
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01-16-2019, 06:39 AM #63
i actually dont consider the prequels THAT bad. every last character in that trilogy was more endearing than any of the new characters. yes, even Jar Jar was better than Rey, Finn, or Kylo.
George Lucas probably wasnt the best director but hes clearly far and away the best at making star wars characters and feel. He has the touch that made the universe magical.
The best case scenario would have been to take the guy who directed Rogue One and let him direct a George Lucas written trilogy. The problem with the prequels was that by that point Lucas was a legend and no one had the balls to tell him a different opinionCertified 1200 ng/l T
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01-16-2019, 06:42 AM #64
a Old Republic trilogy/series would be the best thing they could possible do. Hopefully the GoT directors trilogy is this.
Rey could die in the opening scene of 9 and NO ONE would care. Thats actuallt JJs fault because he wrote the terrible character and made her a Mary Sue in the first place. Which is why i have zero faith in him saving anything. JJ Abrams is just good enough to make it passable, not to make it greatCertified 1200 ng/l T
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01-16-2019, 06:46 AM #65
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01-16-2019, 06:51 AM #66
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01-16-2019, 06:59 AM #67
Although I enjoy certain things about Star Wars, I do think a lot of the fans take it way too seriously, whether it's getting salty overly easy about the movies not being 100% true to the EU books or the ones who are overly forgiving and hopeful like this post. What was so great about Rogue One besides the ending where Vader wrecks a bunch of throw-away basic level rebel soldiers like we've always known he could do with extreme ease? How were Rey and Finn memorable characters on their own besides their "chemistry" together as a pair?
Honestly, there are only two legitimately high quality Star Wars films, and those are Empire and A New Hope. Empire is the only one that's a legitimately great film, while A New Hope is still good but not an epic masterpiece that holds up as well as when it first came out. Return of the Jedi was acceptable, but the ewoks royally screwed that movie up from what it could have been, along with a few other issues with it. The prequels were all trash aside from some characters that were great ideas but terribly done in practice (Anakin, Darth Maul, Qui-Gon, Mace Windu, etc.), and the Disney trilogy has been complete garbage from the top down. Things were already getting terrble quickly with Lucas still running the show back in the 90's - 2000's, and I can't fathom why anyone is the least bit surprised that Disney has failed at restoring the series to decency.
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01-16-2019, 07:00 AM #68
Would hnnggghhhh/10 watch if they made a SKOTR series. Bastila would be a legit "strong independent woman" that fits into the series as a Jedi prodigy rather than a Mary Sue that's there just because. And for anyone who didn't play the games, the whole Revan thing is a nice plot twist.
That said, I only watched Force Awakens and Rogue One. Neither are enough for me to keep watching Star Wars and I have not watched any of the other latest ones, nor do I plan to. I don't even feel tempted to stream them online. The only thing that would bring me back into watching them was if they made a new movie/series that didn't have all the SJW stuff in it. Even then, I would only stream it to test it out, because I don't wanna risk paying for the chtfest that is currently Star Wars. Not unless they attain a consistent reputation for non-SJW movies."Have faith in the Lord Fifth, gain eternal life! When the Lord Fifth appears, who dares to cause strife!"
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01-16-2019, 07:01 AM #69
I was excited for the Boba Fett movie because James Mangold(Knight and Day, 3:10 to Yuma, The Wolverine, Logan) was writing and directing it.
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01-16-2019, 07:08 AM #70
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01-16-2019, 07:24 AM #71
You're looking at the prequels with rose tinted glasses of nostalgia. They were slightly better than the new Disney sequels, but that's hardly saying anything. Jar Jar was an abomination that almost made Ep. 1 unwatchable in his own right, the introduction of the painfully lame midiclorians concept that made the entire franchise based around the force pointless, picking crappy whiny actors for Anakin that were aruably worse than how Kylo turned out in the Disney movies, neutring the few good characters it did have with a terrible script/dialogue/overuse of CGI/green screens, and a plethora of other issues. Lucas also ruined the Anakin character by making him 100% unredeemable by turning him into a mass slaughterer of those in-training Jedi children just like Rian Johnson turned Luke into a total prick of an attempted child murderer when he tried to kill the not yet fully turned dark side Ben Solo/Kylo in his sleep.
Don't let the fact that the prequels had a few characters that had some potential to be great but were terribly done in the movies cloud the fact that those were terrible movies with very few positive qualities about them. They were awful back when they came out 15-20 years ago, they're still awful now, and the fact that Disney managed to take even bigger dumps with the new sequels doesn't change that. Again, read up on the plans Lucas claims he'd have gone through with had he been in control of the Disney sequels; it'll make you realize that even the abomination that is TLJ could somehow have been worse, as hard as that is to fathom.
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01-16-2019, 07:26 AM #72
I still can't believe people want Boba, Obi Wan, or any of these chit spinoffs. You know their stories already so what if they do some half-assed plot fill. It's trash and you're all trash for thinking any amount of it is going to be good.
Either go back in time, pre-Skywalker, Old Republic, or even farther (dawn of the Jedi) or just go into the future. They have an ENTIRE galaxy to explore in an amazing and rich universe to do it in and yet we're still trying to get the same fcks with the same story doing the same things.
Y'all motherfckers need to read more, damn.
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01-16-2019, 07:36 AM #73
Obi-Wan being Rey's father wouldn't even remotely make sense. He was like 60 and looked 70 (as a character) when he died in Ep. 4, and the Rey story is that she was born 10+ years afrer ep. 6. So unless they decided to completely ignore the timelines established even strictly within the base trilogy movies, the only way Obi-Wan could have been Rey's father was if he had frozen sperm saved for ~20 years after his death used to knock some female up, or if force ghosts could suddenly reproduce live physical world offspring. If she was going to be a main character's kid, it had to be either Luke or Han/Leia as the parents, but none of those would make sense either after how they did 7 and 8. At this point they're pretty much stuck sticking with the theme that her parents were random drunken nobodies unless they want to make it even more nonsensical than they already did by completely changing course on it.
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01-16-2019, 07:44 AM #74
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01-16-2019, 08:04 AM #76
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01-16-2019, 08:21 AM #78
This. The only reason people are suddenly getting nostalgic for the awful Star Wars prequels is because they're so let down by how terrible the Disney movies have been that they're looking at the prequels with rose-tinted glasses with the desperate and false notion that Lucas would somehow have done better this time around. They fail to realize that not only are Lucas's prequels a mess today like they were when they came out, but that he's the same guy who nearly ruined Return of the Jedi and altered the entire original trilogy countless times over, mostly for the worse.
I really have no idea how anyone who enjoys the original trilogy can take either the Lucas prequels or Disney sequels seriously. The prequels were the musings of a guy who'd clearly lost his mind regarding the franchise well before the prequels even came out. Meanwhile, the Disney movies are essentially an entirely different franchise altogether after how far they deviated from the original trilogy's style.
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01-16-2019, 08:31 AM #79
I'm so confused how... After SO many years of hearing everyone complain about the awful prequels that Disney didn't say "ah we're going to take our time with this, hire the best team on planet earth, and make some amazing sequels that will blow the minds of the bitter SW fans who will pay anything to see SW return to greatness"
HOWWWWWWW in the ever living fuk, out of years of time to dwell, read material, listen and analyze complaints, and a near infinite budget did these MORANS make an even bigger pile of steaming dogchit this time around?
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01-16-2019, 08:32 AM #80
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01-16-2019, 09:11 AM #90
I liked The Force Awakens(JJ's snap zoom when the falcon goes into the engine of the Star Destroyer being chased by a Tie Fighter is awesome) and Rogue One(Third Act was great). I do think both movies needed a couple rewrites due to narrative issues.
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