durdencommatyler wrote:I'd like to go on record and say that I think Rogue One -> A New Hope -> The Empire Strikes Back is the best/ultimate Star Wars trilogy, so far.
You've just blown my mind.
That actually works. On every level.
Does it make a new hope the weakest one though? Would it be seen that way?
durdencommatyler wrote:I'd like to go on record and say that I think Rogue One -> A New Hope -> The Empire Strikes Back is the best/ultimate Star Wars trilogy, so far.
You've just blown my mind.
That actually works. On every level.
Does it make a new hope the weakest one though? Would it be seen that way?
Just get really drunk and watch Rogue One>The Force Awakens>The Empire Strikes Back. You'll be fine.
durdencommatyler wrote:I'd like to go on record and say that I think Rogue One -> A New Hope -> The Empire Strikes Back is the best/ultimate Star Wars trilogy, so far.
You've just blown my mind.
That actually works. On every level.
Does it make a new hope the weakest one though? Would it be seen that way?
Just get really drunk and watch Rogue One>The Force Awakens>The Empire Strikes Back. You'll be fine.
durdencommatyler wrote:I'd like to go on record and say that I think Rogue One -> A New Hope -> The Empire Strikes Back is the best/ultimate Star Wars trilogy, so far.
You've just blown my mind.
That actually works. On every level.
Does it make a new hope the weakest one though? Would it be seen that way?
I think it does make A New Hope the weakest one. But only barely. I'd say they go...
So the trilogy begins with a set of heroes who all die for some information, and then picks up with some completely different heroes who are all beaten, captured, or mutilated by the end? Durd's trilogy appears to wrap with it was all for nothing and the empire won?
McParadigm wrote:So the trilogy begins with a set of heroes who all die for some information, and then picks up with some completely different heroes who are all beaten, captured, or mutilated by the end? Durd's trilogy appears to wrap with it was all for nothing and the empire won?
if you haven't heard it.
Chris Miller (he of Han fame) interviewing Gareth Edwards! Podcast called the directors cut where directors interview other directors.
Wait. Is it possible now that Bail Organa wasn't on Alderaan when it blew up? He was at Yavin like while the Rogue One Mission was ongoing, and it really wasn't far after that that it got blown up.