Red Mosquito

dimejinky99 wrote:

wease wrote:Dime, are you in Florida right now?

No? Why do you ask? I have been there a few years ago

Just something Strat mentioned.

Strat wrote:I think there is certainly an interesting story line in there about the rebels lacking any sense of plan about what to do if they were successful in overthrowing the empire.

Sounds like the Democrats and Republicans right now.

The factions in the republic in the Bloodline book, are the populists and the centrists.

I probably need to read it again

*watching*

i love this movie. i cant wait to spend more time w these people

And Laura Dern

Watched this again on blu ray; can't believe how many times Luke is referred to as "the last jedi" in this flick; the new title for the next movie was right there all along.

Han says 'what do you mean nobody knows where he is' in empire.

Signs posted all through the trilogy

That said
'Luke skywalker has vanished.' Is my favourite opening line in Star Wars.
It sets up the whole movie in one line and was a super brave decision to make especially trying to relaunch the franchise and him always being the central character.

So after Rey and Finn escape Jakku (sp?) they are in space. They do not go to hyperspace. How did the First Order, who was already at the planet miss them? Then like 5 seconds later Han finds them. That has never made any sense to me. Anyone have the answer?

the force?

also TFO had one ship so they couldnt really blockade a planet

There was a hidden beacon on the falcon that went on as soon as the ship was powered up.
As to the time involved, star wars has always moved at the speed of plot line. Always. Never a good idea to wonder about it.

For example there's something like 3 weeks between Rey and chewie leaving to find Luke and finding luke. On screen it looks like minutes later.

There's weeks between Han and Leia leaving Hoth and getting to Bespin. That kinda thing.

I purchased the 3D blu-ray of this from Amazon because it was only £14.99. What's the 3D conversion like?

BootsToAsses wrote:I purchased the 3D blu-ray of this from Amazon because it was only £14.99. What's the 3D conversion like?

Never saw this in 3D at the theater, but I thought it looked alright in 3D on the blu-ray. Wonder how many more 3D home releases we'll get now that TV manufacturers have canned the technology

BootsToAsses wrote:I purchased the 3D blu-ray of this from Amazon because it was only £14.99. What's the 3D conversion like?

Did you watch it?
Any good? Only remember one moment of 3D that really popped in the cinema and it was kylos star destroyer

the only movie I've ever seen where i felt that the 3d really added something was avatar.

stip wrote:the only movie I've ever seen where i felt that the 3d really added something was avatar.

Doctor Strange

stip wrote:the only movie I've ever seen where i felt that the 3d really added something was avatar.

Avatar was an incredible feat in 3D. It was magical.

dimejinky99 wrote:

stip wrote:the only movie I've ever seen where i felt that the 3d really added something was avatar.

Avatar was an incredible feat in 3D. It was magical.

Yah too bad the movie itself is horrid