Re: Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015)
Posted: Fri June 03, 2016 4:19 pm
especially since Ren is the skywalker.
I hear ya. So I guess my point is this: Unlike the OT, there isn't a single character on either side who is very scary. Maybe Snoke was suppose to be it, but that didn't work for me in TFA.Strat wrote:I dont think he's supposed to though and thats what i like about him ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Coach wrote:That's been my vote since the beginning. I saw the film twice in theaters and once at home. I'm not feeling compelled to re-watch for awhile. I just don't "buy in" with Kylo Ren as a bad guy. He doesn't scare me like Vader did.dprival78 wrote:i'm liking this movie less as time goes on. all of the rehashing and plot holes that i was able to overlook earlier, i'm not able to overlook them as easily now. had to change my vote (again).. dropping down to 'better than the prequels, not as good as the originals".
i'm almost at a point where i wish lucas was involved somehow.. at least to provide a basic outline of a story.
still looking forward to seeing where it all goes from here though.
Agreed, I think the new movies need to depart from the original formula and that's why I was excited to hear that guy from Looper was making the next one. We def need some WTF type, did that really happen? type twists. And I am optimistic about that.stip wrote:I was with some friends last weekend and this movie came up. Everyone loved it. One person said that a lot of OT stuff felt dated or clumsy and it is getting harder for him to ignore it, and that FA was his favorite.
It would be super interesting to see a story where Rey gets consumed with revenge on Kylo, and in the course of the story their positions reverse.
stip wrote:It would be super interesting to see a story where Rey gets consumed with revenge on Kylo, and in the course of the story their positions reverse.
That's true. Depending on how the story goes that will either be a (potentially correctable) limitation or unnecessary if this is really about a few character relationships against the background of a warCoach wrote:I hear ya. So I guess my point is this: Unlike the OT, there isn't a single character on either side who is very scary. Maybe Snoke was suppose to be it, but that didn't work for me in TFA.Strat wrote:I dont think he's supposed to though and thats what i like about him ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Coach wrote:That's been my vote since the beginning. I saw the film twice in theaters and once at home. I'm not feeling compelled to re-watch for awhile. I just don't "buy in" with Kylo Ren as a bad guy. He doesn't scare me like Vader did.dprival78 wrote:i'm liking this movie less as time goes on. all of the rehashing and plot holes that i was able to overlook earlier, i'm not able to overlook them as easily now. had to change my vote (again).. dropping down to 'better than the prequels, not as good as the originals".
i'm almost at a point where i wish lucas was involved somehow.. at least to provide a basic outline of a story.
still looking forward to seeing where it all goes from here though.

I was going to suggest this exact thing.theplatypus wrote:Can we start a general "Dime's Twitter interactions with Star Wars cast and crew" thread
theplatypus wrote:Can we start a general "Dime's Twitter interactions with Star Wars cast and crew" thread
Is this still happening?@SkitchP wrote:theplatypus wrote:Can we start a general "Dime's Twitter interactions with Star Wars cast and crew" thread
Only after we separate pages 203-328 into Dime Builds A Model Falcon thread.
dprival78 wrote:I'd like to know more about how nu-tarkin hux attained his position. why is the entire first order taking orders from that whiny bitch?