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Ah cmon. If he was white we wouldn't be saying that. (Cos it wouldn't be a thing. )

By the way 'the way he says it' is only taken up that way in the US TBH.

He's actually just pleading with the droid. You guys are applying a meaning to it that isn't there.

What he's saying is that the way Finn says that is a more modern (culturally) thing to say and may not age well. The cry "for Jeddah" is something that has been done throughout the ages.

Well, not Jeddah specifically but you know...

Ridley Boyega are gone and no Kenobi film so

Monkey_Driven wrote:Still bugs me. It doesn't help that Boyega is overacting like crazy for the majority of the film.

agreed on his overacting...it took me right out of the character

E.H. Ruddock wrote:What he's saying is that the way Finn says that is a more modern (culturally) thing to say and may not age well. The cry "for Jeddah" is something that has been done throughout the ages.

There's a hell yeah he shouts at one point and that's one hell of a pilot that are worse IMO

And I think all that overexcitement is building up to his scene with phasma where han has to tell him to dial it down

dimejinky99 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:What he's saying is that the way Finn says that is a more modern (culturally) thing to say and may not age well. The cry "for Jeddah" is something that has been done throughout the ages.

There's a hell yeah he shouts at one point and that's one hell of a pilot that are worse IMO

They're all bad.

Some of Finn's dialogue is the only thing I didn't like about TFA:

Did you see that???
Droid please
You got a boyfriend? Cute boyfriend?
That's one hell of a pilot!

Meh. I think much of Han's dialogue (for example) in Empire is just as bad or worse. I don't have a problem with the dialogue. Both Boyega and Ford manage to pull of the clunkier moments. Easily forgiven, I think.

durdencommatyler wrote:Meh. I think much of Han's dialogue (for example) in Empire is just as bad or worse. I don't have a problem with the dialogue. Both Boyega and Ford manage to pull of the clunkier moments. Easily forgiven, I think.

They're clunky and poorly delivered by Boyega. Difference between Force Awakens and the OT. It's not a dealbreaker, just sort of cringey.

durdencommatyler wrote:Meh. I think much of Han's dialogue (for example) in Empire is just as bad or worse. I don't have a problem with the dialogue. Both Boyega and Ford manage to pull of the clunkier moments. Easily forgiven, I think.

Shut your traitorous mouth.

Every word outta Hans mouth is golden. ESPECIALLY in Empire!

I'm nice men

We need a thread for each film ranking the best and worst lines in a poll in each.

And then a grand final thread to find the best of all and worst of all lines in all Star Wars

durdencommatyler wrote:Meh. I think much of Han's dialogue (for example) in Empire is just as bad or worse. I don't have a problem with the dialogue. Both Boyega and Ford manage to pull of the clunkier moments. Easily forgiven, I think.

Joey

Monkey_Driven wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Meh. I think much of Han's dialogue (for example) in Empire is just as bad or worse. I don't have a problem with the dialogue. Both Boyega and Ford manage to pull of the clunkier moments. Easily forgiven, I think.

They're clunky and poorly delivered by Boyega. Difference between Force Awakens and the OT. It's not a dealbreaker, just sort of cringey.

it was a deal breaker

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Meh. I think much of Han's dialogue (for example) in Empire is just as bad or worse. I don't have a problem with the dialogue. Both Boyega and Ford manage to pull of the clunkier moments. Easily forgiven, I think.

Joey

Hello, Jordan. How's things?

I've been thinking this ever since the film came out but as someone who had a boy crush on Leia, I preferred her even more here. She was just so warm in this one. Maybe it's about time I said it.

Ah fuck

Bb8 has loads of gadgets. Why doesn't he just cut himself out of teedos net?

Best not to overthink it, dime.