Star Wars: Episode VIII: The Last Jedi

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Well?

Loved it - among the best Star Wars Movie
25
36%
Really liked it, but not one of the best
13
19%
Liked it - it's Star Wars
10
14%
Ehhh
17
25%
I miss the prequels
4
6%
 
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My pal works in a cinema in the uk and they had two totally empty screenings of TLJ last night. Not one person. They’re taking it out of the screen and putting jumanji in. Wonder if it’s word of mouth isn’t as good or the online thing is taking a hold?

Yet it’s at $600 million globally. So weird.
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durdencommatyler wrote:I really need to see this again. I'm excited to see how much more I appreciate it the second time.

The more I watch it the more I like it but the weird jumps in tone are real hard lefts. A little jarring.
LV might be right about some of that stuff. When are you going again Joey?
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stip wrote:To Dime's point (I like the Achtung analogy) all three Star Wars movies were met with mixed responses when they first came out. Their appreciation has grown in time until they became cultural touchstones for two generations. RT or some other group has gone back to aggregate and measure the release reviews and I think Empire had something like a 67%. Decent, but not what it became.


History will be on TLJ's side, I think. And perhaps you'll some day be right about BvS or the Transformers, LV. The arc of history is long, but it bends towards justice
hey i bet the prequels were met with mixed responses too
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no, they werent. they were initially praised because we were all in thus fever dream where we couldnt
imagine they sucked
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spike wrote:
stip wrote:To Dime's point (I like the Achtung analogy) all three Star Wars movies were met with mixed responses when they first came out. Their appreciation has grown in time until they became cultural touchstones for two generations. RT or some other group has gone back to aggregate and measure the release reviews and I think Empire had something like a 67%. Decent, but not what it became.


History will be on TLJ's side, I think. And perhaps you'll some day be right about BvS or the Transformers, LV. The arc of history is long, but it bends towards justice
hey i bet the prequels were met with mixed responses too

Here’s the info you were looking for
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inthought the prequels were higher. thanks dime :)
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Out of all them empire was the most poorly reviewed. It confused an awful lot of people. Fans and critics alike. It also didn’t have anything like the repeat custom that a new hope did.

But the Vader reveal the overall darker tone and pretty much non ending added to all that.
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dimejinky99 wrote:My pal works in a cinema in the uk and they had two totally empty screenings of TLJ last night. Not one person. They’re taking it out of the screen and putting jumanji in. Wonder if it’s word of mouth isn’t as good or the online thing is taking a hold?

Yet it’s at $600 million globally. So weird.

quick, everyone see it two more times! if we don’t support this thing it might not get off the ground
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stip wrote:
dimejinky99 wrote:My pal works in a cinema in the uk and they had two totally empty screenings of TLJ last night. Not one person. They’re taking it out of the screen and putting jumanji in. Wonder if it’s word of mouth isn’t as good or the online thing is taking a hold?

Yet it’s at $600 million globally. So weird.

quick, everyone see it two more times! if we don’t support this thing it might not get off the ground
Haha! Weirdly it didn’t bother George at all cos he anticipated that reaction to it and once it made its money back which it did quite quickly he didn’t care.
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dimejinky99 wrote:
spike wrote:
stip wrote:To Dime's point (I like the Achtung analogy) all three Star Wars movies were met with mixed responses when they first came out. Their appreciation has grown in time until they became cultural touchstones for two generations. RT or some other group has gone back to aggregate and measure the release reviews and I think Empire had something like a 67%. Decent, but not what it became.


History will be on TLJ's side, I think. And perhaps you'll some day be right about BvS or the Transformers, LV. The arc of history is long, but it bends towards justice
hey i bet the prequels were met with mixed responses too

Here’s the info you were looking for
hey that's more than three movies
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This thread has really endeared Anders to me
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LoathedVermin72 wrote:This thread has really endeared Anders to me

I’ve come to appreciate your charms LV.
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dimejinky99 wrote:
LoathedVermin72 wrote:This thread has really endeared Anders to me

I’ve come to appreciate your charms LV.
Sometimes two bros just need to let out their aggression in order to bond
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LoathedVermin72 wrote:
dimejinky99 wrote:
LoathedVermin72 wrote:This thread has really endeared Anders to me

I’ve come to appreciate your charms LV.
Sometimes two bros just need to let out their aggression in order to bond

And a hug.
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dimejinky99 wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:I really need to see this again. I'm excited to see how much more I appreciate it the second time.

The more I watch it the more I like it but the weird jumps in tone are real hard lefts. A little jarring.
LV might be right about some of that stuff. When are you going again Joey?
No plans just yet. Sometime after Christmas.
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durdencommatyler wrote:
dimejinky99 wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:I really need to see this again. I'm excited to see how much more I appreciate it the second time.

The more I watch it the more I like it but the weird jumps in tone are real hard lefts. A little jarring.
LV might be right about some of that stuff. When are you going again Joey?
No plans just yet. Sometime after Christmas.
That’s simply not good enough.
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that would be fun, but but I don't want to watch a crappy version of TLJ yet
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stip wrote:that would be fun, but but I don't want to watch a crappy version of TLJ yet

There’s a perfectly watchable copy of it out there. Saving me a fortune at the cinema. Though I am going again over Christmas. Probably a couple of times.
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we shall see. I don't have plans to go until the 30th. I'll be seeing a bunch of my closest friends and we'll go together
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dimejinky99 wrote:My pal works in a cinema in the uk and they had two totally empty screenings of TLJ last night. Not one person. They’re taking it out of the screen and putting jumanji in. Wonder if it’s word of mouth isn’t as good or the online thing is taking a hold?

Yet it’s at $600 million globally. So weird.
Here in Argentina both times i went the place was crowded and people loved it. I might go a third time maybe, but in a few weeks.
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