Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015)

[LoathedVermin72]

Was there really anyone who wasn't expecting Han to die?

[dimejinky99]

I did get a smile out of the 'this will help make things right' or whatever the opening line of the film was. a nice little prequel dig.

I already forgot that line :\ Lol. So much to take in!

Guys, I got chills down my spine seeing Luke. Honestly i didnt know what kind of luke we would see. His beautiful flowing hair!

I do hope he is a central figure in the next movie.

That scene was diluted for me or maybe concentrated cos it was Ireland.

So very obviously Ireland

you didnt love it? I wonder if the next movie will start right there or not.

They've been back twice and shot in two different seasons to get two differen climate types so hopefully it lingers there for a while to show time passing

Lol. I love how you cut and paste all your comments from whatsapp to here and vice versa

I don't do that. Just typed it again. This one anyways

[Strat]

Was there really anyone who wasn't expecting Han to die?

I was expecting it .Doesnt mean its not sad to see one of our favorites go. Whats your problem here now?

[stip]

I figured he would but it doesn't need to be a surprise to be impactful.

[stip]

what strat said.

[dimejinky99]

Was there really anyone who wasn't expecting Han to die?

I was expecting it .Doesnt mean its not sad to see one of our favorites go. Whats your problem here now?

Exactly. Knowing it's coming doesn't soften the blow at all.

[stip]

And I love that his son killed him as a way to try and end his own internal conflict. A complete inversion of the luke/vader story.

[southp]

I hope the next movie starts years after this actually. I'd like to get a sense for a long epic tale.

[Strat]

And I love that his son killed him as a way to try and end his own internal conflict. A complete inversion of the luke/vader story.

yea that was cool. I figured he wasn't actually going to not kill him but driver did do an excellent job conveying the brief struggle he had with it.

[LoathedVermin72]

It wasn't really Han that died anyway - just a shittily written imitation of him. That death had no weight at all.

[Strat]

I hope the next movie starts years after this actually. I'd like to get a sense for a long epic tale.

Yea but how can you treat the story of her walking up to luke and not detailing that?

[dimejinky99]

And I love that his son killed him as a way to try and end his own internal conflict. A complete inversion of the luke/vader story.

Exactly. He does it as his ticket to full on dark side but I don't think his guilt for doing it is gonna help his journey. It's gonna work against him down the line

[stip]

I hope the next movie starts years after this actually. I'd like to get a sense for a long epic tale.

I wonder what the delay is.

How much time theoretically passes between Yavin IV and Hoth?

[southp]

It wasn't really Han that died anyway - just a shittily written imitation of him. That death had no weight at all.

Did you not watch the OT as a kid? Do you not see the love between him and Chewie? The conflicted pain from Ren? How does Han's death have no weight?

[Strat]

It wasn't really Han that died anyway - just a shittily written imitation of him. That death had no weight at all.

I do think it could have been more impactful if it happened next movie with some developed story and struggle between the two but I still think it was a great end to Han Solo.

[Strat]

It wasn't really Han that died anyway - just a shittily written imitation of him. That death had no weight at all.

Did you not watch the OT as a kid? Do you not see the love between him and Chewie? The conflicted pain from Ren? How does Han's death have no weight?

[dimejinky99]

It wasn't really Han that died anyway - just a shittily written imitation of him. That death had no weight at all.

I'd really like to know if there's any story or character you do really love and have investment in that has a similar arc

[Strat]

It wasn't really Han that died anyway - just a shittily written imitation of him. That death had no weight at all.

I'd really like to know if there's any story or character you do really love and have investment in that has a similar arc

[stip]

It wasn't really Han that died anyway - just a shittily written imitation of him. That death had no weight at all.

I'd really like to know if there's any story or character you do really love and have investment in that has a similar arc

Transformers

[stip]

and anything by zach snyder