ElBoxyBrown
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General Hux was the real villain. Dude was literally space Hitler when he gave his speech. Not to mention he had his shit together.
But there is a Republic...
It's in like the third line of the opening crawl.
The Republic was formed after Endor, demilitarized sometime after but they still secretly fund the Resistance (led by Leia) who carry out clandestine operations against the FO
Does anyone else feel that this being A New Hope 2.0 not only weakens this storyline but also weakens the OT. The fact that the First Order is strong enough to build a Starkiller and there isn't a Republic makes it feel like what the gang did in the OT wasn't all that special.
That is my biggest disappointment.
General Hux was the real villain. Dude was literally space Hitler when he gave his speech. Not to mention he had his shit together.
But there is a Republic...
It's in like the third line of the opening crawl.
The Republic was formed after Endor, demilitarized sometime after but they still secretly fund the Resistance (led by Leia) who carry out clandestine operations against the FO
Saw this post on GameFAQs, it's beautiful lol.
Thats exactly what I think and thats what I like about Kylo Ren. He is supposed to be the new bad guy but he just isn't Darth Vader, he has a lot of flaws, and thats because he is still young and is not experienced enough, I do think however he is my age about 26-29.
Saw this post on GameFAQs, it's beautiful lol.
General Hux was the real villain. Dude was literally space Hitler when he gave his speech. Not to mention he had his shit together.
Saw this post on GameFAQs, it's beautiful lol.
I thought Ren looked a little like Javier Bardem.
Thinking about it more, I love love love what they did with Kylo Ren. His first appearance shows how absolutely intimidating and powerful he is, but as the movie progressed, that was slowly peeled away as his instability became more apparent. Seeing a villain being the one with the constant confliction was one of the most interesting parts of the movie for me. I mean seduction by the light? How cool was that line?
Honestly, Ren reminded me more of Voldemort than Vader.
Yeah I got the impression that Snoke was on some next level thinking that was above the petty nature of the First Order.
Answering shit like this is what got us the prequels.
Not everything has to be shown on screen in 5000pt Times New Roman.
Keeping in tandem with the title of the movie, it seems the Force users in TFA are stronger than those that have come before them. No force users in the PT and OT have been seen stopping lasers or fully paralyzing a standing person. It would be within the realm of Yoda and Palpatine's abilities to do so, but we never see it, and given Ren and Ray are relatively new Force users and they're already exhibiting quick mastery of their powers it's safe to say that the 'awakening' of the Force may be happening on a universal level.
Or it's just movie magic and Ray/Ren are powerful in their arts just because cool factor.
don't think he looked like him at all but with the helmet he sounded A LOT like him.
Thinking about it more, I love love love what they did with Kylo Ren. His first appearance shows how absolutely intimidating and powerful he is, but as the movie progressed, that was slowly peeled away as his instability became more apparent. Seeing a villain being the one with the constant confliction was one of the most interesting parts of the movie for me. I mean seduction by the light? How cool was that line?
Am I the only one who thinks Phasma will become a "good guy"? It feels set up for it. Can't become an enemy that would actually be threatening, otherwise we would all think about "oh they should have killed her in the first movie". You can't do that.
Sorry, I disagree. Luke's saber went down a hole in cloud city
It's interesting that Finn falls in love with the first person to show him genuine compassion. It's interesting that Stormtroopers are raised from birth. Thankfully they ditched the idea that Stormtroopers are all clones.
Also they got Not Jon Favreau to play Not Porkins lmao.
What's that actor's actual name?
Also they got Not Jon Favreau to play Not Porkins lmao.
What's that actor's actual name?
You never really get a sense that there is an established Republic in this film once. It feels like it is in the same political state as it once was in A New Hope.
Han Solo named his son Ben. Showing some posthumous respect for Obi-Wan.
Well, these Stormtroopers, at any rate. Luke was talking about joining the imperial fleet in ANH, so they are regular-ass people too.
Thinking about it more, I love love love what they did with Kylo Ren. His first appearance shows how absolutely intimidating and powerful he is, but as the movie progressed, that was slowly peeled away as his instability became more apparent. Seeing a villain being the one with the constant confliction was one of the most interesting parts of the movie for me. I mean seduction by the light? How cool was that line?
Also they got Not Jon Favreau to play Not Porkins lmao.
What's that actor's actual name?
Well, these Stormtroopers, at any rate. Luke was talking about joining the imperial fleet in ANH, so they are regular-ass people too.
I don't know. I assume she can't really return to the First Order after her failure, so maybe she'll go on a quest for personal vengeance (to "redeem" herself)?
Not in the Blu-Ray release where they replaced the stormtrooper voices with Jango Fett's voice.
It's interesting that Finn falls in love with the first person to show him genuine compassion. It's interesting that Stormtroopers are raised from birth. Thankfully they ditched the idea that Stormtroopers are all clones.
Also they got Not Jon Favreau to play Not Porkins lmao.
What's that actor's actual name?
Someone questioned why Ren wears a mask....Hello!!! He looks up to vader, to a point he talks to him and emulates him in every way.
Also it's done intentionally that abrams shows how powerful ren is but how vulnerable he is emotionally and with emotions playing such a huge part in the force is not hard to see him flailing about in the final act.
But I do believe both (at least Kylo) possess more raw power than anyone we've seen in the previous 6 episodes.
Also they got Not Jon Favreau to play Not Porkins lmao.
What's that actor's actual name?
I wouldn't go so far as to say they have mastery over it. But I do believe both (at least Kylo) possess more raw power than anyone we've seen in the previous 6 episodes. Both need to be trained. And that's what makes me really excited about Kylo, because he's overly emotional and unstable, but clearly powerful. It will be interesting to watch how he progresses with all that potential he has with the force.
Is anyone questioning why Stormtroopers wear a mask? I don't see why him wearing a mask is any different.
Saw this post on GameFAQs, it's beautiful lol.
Obi-Wan had trained Luke with the little lazer droid at least.
The whole thing with light sabers is they're fucking weird. The blade is weightless and super treacherous. You don't actually have to make big wind up sweeping strikes because you don't need to put any momentum behind the blade. Maneuvering a light saber is totally unlike maneuvering any other melee weapon.