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https://texags.com/forums/13/topics/2440759/replies/56498397M.C. Swag said:
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It's amazing how much I hated it the first time I saw it. I went back to the theater 2 weeks later with a better idea of what to expect, and ended up having a lot of fun. Showed it to my parents for a 3rd viewing about a month back, and enjoyed it even more.Duncan Idaho said:
Watched rise of skywalker last night....terrible.
The screencrush video on why it sucks is spot on.
I would have loved to see what a single director/writer team could have made.
Oh i am not including r1 or solo in that. R1 is easily the best of the entire sw genre other than star wars, imo. Those 2 are hands down the best, then esb, rotj, rots, then maybe solo. Mandolarian is very good too. The other sequels were just too hoakie and cartoony. Tfa was visually and audially refreshing, and rey had potential, but on the whole it was just too stupid to watch. Tlj was an active attempt to ruin the series. The last one was just a rushed attempt to fix tlj and a very poor extremely low iq movie.ArmyAg2002 said:cbr said:
The new movies have been on tv. It's just absolutely stunning how ****ty they are at the core. Especially the last 2. Pretty effects. Still good music. A couple of decent characters. But absolute **** movies. The prequels were hoakie at times and looked like bad cartoons but even they were better movies.
What a waste.
I really liked Rogue One and enjoyed Solo, but didnt really connect with the other new movies (and think Disney made a mistake making Star Wars land the sequal trilogy), but what has really suprised me is the reaction of my children.
My ten year old son finds the sequals to be fair and was far more interested in watching Rogue One or the originals over the weekend. My 10 year old daughter is a big fan of Rey, but not really the movies themselves. My younger two (4&2) only care about things exploding and prefer ESB and ROTJ.
I thought I preferred the OT and Rogue One becuase I grew up with the original films, but my kids can take or leave the new ST too.
cbr said:Oh i am not including r1 or solo in that. R1 is easily the best of the entire sw genre other than star wars, imo. Those 2 are hands down the best, then esb, rotj, rots, then maybe solo. Mandolarian is very good too. The other sequels were just too hoakie and cartoony. Tfa was visually and audially refreshing, and rey had potential, but on the whole it was just too stupid to watch. Tlj was an active attempt to ruin the series. The last one was just a rushed attempt to fix tlj and a very poor extremely low iq movie.ArmyAg2002 said:cbr said:
The new movies have been on tv. It's just absolutely stunning how ****ty they are at the core. Especially the last 2. Pretty effects. Still good music. A couple of decent characters. But absolute **** movies. The prequels were hoakie at times and looked like bad cartoons but even they were better movies.
What a waste.
I really liked Rogue One and enjoyed Solo, but didnt really connect with the other new movies (and think Disney made a mistake making Star Wars land the sequal trilogy), but what has really suprised me is the reaction of my children.
My ten year old son finds the sequals to be fair and was far more interested in watching Rogue One or the originals over the weekend. My 10 year old daughter is a big fan of Rey, but not really the movies themselves. My younger two (4&2) only care about things exploding and prefer ESB and ROTJ.
I thought I preferred the OT and Rogue One becuase I grew up with the original films, but my kids can take or leave the new ST too.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
I think 99.999% of fans are in agreement about ESB being the best Star Wars movie.
ESB is probably a better movie, but ANH will always be my favorite.Brian Earl Spilner said:
I think 99.999% of fans are in agreement about ESB being the best Star Wars movie.
Claude! said:ESB is probably a better movie, but ANH will always be my favorite.Brian Earl Spilner said:
I think 99.999% of fans are in agreement about ESB being the best Star Wars movie.
Ohhh, sorry, I thought you meant this arc because of the inhibitor chipBrian Earl Spilner said:
Nope, Season 6.
The Bad Batch arc really doesn't come into the final arc at all.
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Ep9 - (5 years later) Ren and his knights wreaking havoc on Galaxy forming a New Consortium of Imperialist Planets. Luke and Young Rey confront him - Luke sacrifices himself to save Rey. Rey turns Ben back to good, destroys Holocrons / Ghost Sidious, but Ben dies saving Rey from his own knights. Rey becomes enraged and finally becomes a Mighty Jedi Super Saiyin destroying the knights; same ending of her going back to Tatooine etc
Well for starters, your movie doesn't have Han Solo.SpreadsheetAg said:
I really just wish Luke had been used more. Why couldn't they have told a story of ":
Ep7 Luke building his Academy and training a new generation. A Jedi "Padawan" rebellion due to some nuance in Force philosophy erupts. Ben joins the rebellious Jedi - not dark becessarily but more militant and opposed to some tenet of being a Jedi. Han discovers Rey and brings her to Luke.
Ep8 - (5 years later) Leia dies of old age, and - while grieving and in the search for more knowledge - Ben seeks out holocrons and is influenced by Sith Ghost Sidious. Fights Luke and Rey at the end and loses badly. Rebrands as Kylo Ren.
Ep9 - (5 years later) Ren and his knights wreaking havoc on Galaxy forming a New Consortium of Imperialist Planets. Luke and Young Rey confront him - Luke sacrifices himself to save Rey. Rey turns Ben back to good, destroys Holocrons / Ghost Sidious, but Ben dies saving Rey from his own knights. Rey scatters the knights in a final battle; same ending of her going back to Tatooine etc
Chipotlemonger said:
I get the sentiment, but at what point can 'post-op' be done with? If ROTJ had come out in this era, I wonder how much after-the-fact stuff would be put together like this, published, and talked about ad nauseam?
I believe you are correct. Anakin slaughtered those Tusken Raiders before heading to Geonosis, where he lost his lightsaber in the droid factory when the machine tool cut it in half.Quote:
I don't think that one was the one Anakin used to slaughter them, but just in general.
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Anakin also killed that entire camp. All other tuskens would have known is that a whole camp got killed (assuming it was ever found by others), not how or by what kind of weapon.
FIFYMuckRaker96 said:
Considering that immediately after this Padme almost dies in an industrial smelting "accident", is saved by a flying astromech, taken prisoner by Count Dooku, almost killed by a giant cat in front of 8 billion bugs who want her to die (while looking sexy as hell), saved by Anakin from said cat, involved in a giant firefight alongside 50 Jedi vs. 5,000 battledroids and super battledroids, falls out of a flying gunship, tries to shoot down Dooku as he escapes, and sees her protector with his arm lopped off, and probably has no freaking idea what Tusken Raiders even are, considering she spent about 24 hours on Tatooine 10 years earlier and then is there for another 24 hours in the present, maybe it sort of doesn't seem like the biggest deal to her?
There's a pretty cool little coda to one of the comics that takes place after Vader, in a return to Tatooine, takes time to go slaughter a bunch of Tusken. Their reaction to this is that this act of ultimate power and violence grows to mythic proportions such that they (at least some of them) begin to worship him as a dark god.redline248 said:
Anakin also killed that entire camp. All other tuskens would have known is that a whole camp got killed (assuming it was ever found by others), not how or by what kind of weapon.
Aside from what Muck said, Padme also wasn't necessarily loyal to the Jedi. At least not as much as she was to Anakin, at that point. She basically coerced Anakin into defying the Jedi by going to Geonosis after the council told him to stay his ass put.txagman1998 said:Quote:
Anakin also killed that entire camp. All other tuskens would have known is that a whole camp got killed (assuming it was ever found by others), not how or by what kind of weapon.
The Tusken Raider massacre is one plot hole from AOTC that I've never figured out. He admits to Padme that he slaughtered them, and specifically mentions that he killed the women and children as well as the men. And Padme doesn't seem to have a problem with it. Shouldn't this have bothered her to the point that she tells someone on the Jedi Council?