Red Mosquito

yeah JW sucked.

The worst thing is that it was dull and boring.

His handling of his female characters makes him an odd choice for a movie with a female lead

stip wrote:His handling of his female characters makes him an odd choice for a movie with a female lead

Rey and Chewie torture porn scene?

stip wrote:His handling of his female characters makes him an odd choice for a movie with a female lead

She'll probably have to be saved by Finn, who will immediately impregnate her and get her fixed up with some make-up and high heels.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:God, I forgot that one of the least deserving people in the whole film gets a bizarre, upsettingly extended torture death.

That was probably the worst moment for me. I felt sick.

Whatever love of humanity I had left fell out the bottom the day I sat and listened to a group of six try and convince me that that scene was incredibly funny, was meant to be funny, and that they loved it.

It was like someone coming up to you and saying "There's a new beheading video on the Internet! Wanna go jackoff?"

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

stip wrote:His handling of his female characters makes him an odd choice for a movie with a female lead

She'll probably have to be saved by Finn, who will immediately impregnate her and get her fixed up with some make-up and high heels.

I'm prepared to make certain sacrifices for wookie torture porn

McParadigm wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:God, I forgot that one of the least deserving people in the whole film gets a bizarre, upsettingly extended torture death.

That was probably the worst moment for me. I felt sick.

Whatever love of humanity I had left fell out the bottom the day I sat and listened to a group of six try and convince me that that scene was incredibly funny, was meant to be funny, and that they loved it.

It was like someone coming up to you and saying "There's a new beheading video on the Internet! Wanna go jackoff?"

The people were so thinly drawn it was hard to work up any outrage. Perhaps if I saw it again. I barely recall the scene

McParadigm wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:God, I forgot that one of the least deserving people in the whole film gets a bizarre, upsettingly extended torture death.

That was probably the worst moment for me. I felt sick.

Whatever love of humanity I had left fell out the bottom the day I sat and listened to a group of six try and convince me that that scene was incredibly funny, was meant to be funny, and that they loved it.

It was like someone coming up to you and saying "There's a new beheading video on the Internet! Wanna go jackoff?"

Absolutely. I think Trevorrow definitely intended that scene to be funny/amusing, which made it so much more appalling.

stip wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

McParadigm wrote:God, I forgot that one of the least deserving people in the whole film gets a bizarre, upsettingly extended torture death.

That was probably the worst moment for me. I felt sick.

Whatever love of humanity I had left fell out the bottom the day I sat and listened to a group of six try and convince me that that scene was incredibly funny, was meant to be funny, and that they loved it.

It was like someone coming up to you and saying "There's a new beheading video on the Internet! Wanna go jackoff?"

The people were so thinly drawn it was hard to work up any outrage. Perhaps if I saw it again. I barely recall the scene

I think Trevorrow subscribes to the contemporary "It's just a monster movie! The characters don't matter!" mentality. He lays it out in that cynical "audiences want bigger, cooler" scene, which, ironically, makes this a self-fulfilling prophecy, and essentially turns Trevorrow into his own villain. God, what a hypocritical disaster this movie is.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

stip wrote:His handling of his female characters makes him an odd choice for a movie with a female lead

She'll probably have to be saved by Finn, who will immediately impregnate her and get her fixed up with some make-up and high heels.

And as a Mary Sue character, she will be immediately great at that as well.

Again, see the movie so that your perception and characterization is not 90% informed by prescreened opinions confirming what you so desperately want this to be (the Star Wars equivalent of lightning bolt) but that Mary Sue stuff is silly

A: she is a Jedi in training - they're all like that. No more than anakin or obi wan

B: she is emotionally complex and engaging with a meaningful arc. She is not a wish fulfillment character

C: when we start complaining about overpowered male characters in movies (such as Luke or batman or superman or captain America or iron man or James Bond or Ethan hunt) I'll start to care that, God forbid, there is a supremely talented female character helming a franchise.

I don't really have a problem with Rey being a "Mary Sue," (the whole concept of that seems kind of silly, since tons of characters across all kinds of fiction are this) but this movie is definitely the SW equivalent of Lightning Bolt.

Except LB is a lot better.

Spoiler: show

(I don't like LB.)

I knew exactly what was in that spoiler but I still chuckled.

stip wrote:I knew exactly what was in that spoiler but I still chuckled.

hey Stip
have you watched the collider jedi council review yet? its awesome
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJoTyNikmZc

I've watched all the review pieces you linked

stip wrote:I've watched all the review pieces you linked

aw cool...i *think* they have another one tonight goin more in depth

LV where do you rate the prequels?

The answer is just going to upset you, dime

stip wrote:The answer is just going to upset you, dime

no way...for rlz??

fuckin gays man..

Is Star Wars planning its first gay love story?
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