Red Mosquito

Anders wrote:It was an early list. Maz was called Rose at that time. Ruddo might have changed as well.

He’s gotta be constable zuvvio! Local police at the main outpost but taken out in the final cut

Anders wrote:It was an early list. Maz was called Rose at that time. Ruddo might have changed as well.

Way to bring everybody down, Anders.

Wow. The votes changed in the poll. Hard.

wease wrote:

Anders wrote:It was an early list. Maz was called Rose at that time. Ruddo might have changed as well.

Way to bring everybody down, Anders.

Sorry, I still thought it was cool.

Watching this again. What a pure joy this movie is.

Leia reacting to Han's death is brutal.

durdencommatyler wrote:Leia reacting to Han's death is brutal.

You think? Carrie's performance is so awful on this one, i can barely see her. Im glad she got a little better in TLJ.

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Leia reacting to Han's death is brutal.

You think? Carrie's performance is so awful on this one, i can barely see her. Im glad she got a little better in TLJ.

I don't think she's great in the movie overall. But rewatching it, I do think that moment is effective and stands out.

Im still conflicted with how they handled Han's death. The bridge scene was way too obvious. I did liked Harrison and Adam there, they were good. really good. But the everything else...the light going away, the darkness coming into Adam's face....JJ should have handled it better.

That's fair.

VinylGuy wrote:Im still conflicted with how they handled Han's death. The bridge scene was way too obvious. I did liked Harrison and Adam there, they were good. really good. But the everything else...the light going away, the darkness coming into Adam's face....JJ should have handled it better.

Post-death, Leia embracing the girl she’s known for five minutes instead of Chewie is unforgivable.

Completely agree

‘It’s not an accident’

You all probably should find that interview.

What isn't an accident?

Ensign9 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Im still conflicted with how they handled Han's death. The bridge scene was way too obvious. I did liked Harrison and Adam there, they were good. really good. But the everything else...the light going away, the darkness coming into Adam's face....JJ should have handled it better.

Post-death, Leia embracing the girl she’s known for five minutes instead of Chewie is unforgivable.

Oh yeah. Even JJ said he fucked up with that scene. No one bought that one.

dimejinky99 wrote:‘It’s not an accident’

You all probably should find that interview.

He is talking about Rey's sudden force wisdom not about that scene.

I love that JJ is talking about that. I remember lots of SW fans were screaming OH YEAH, LUKE WAS POWERFUL TOO IN HIS FIRST DAY. nope guys, nope.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:What isn't an accident?

Jj did an interview worth rolling stone. They asked all the hard questions. Basically all the criticisms TFA/Rey based. One of them was Rey was immediately skilled in the force

His answer was ‘oh yeah. That wasn’t an accident’.

I always hated that. It’s right there in the title. The force awakens in her. How many more signals do you need. And then Snoke ‘there has been an awakening. Have you felt it?’

Sad they have to address idiot troll questions 4 years later when it’s right there in the film.

dimejinky99 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:What isn't an accident?

Jj did an interview worth rolling stone. They asked all the hard questions. Basically all the criticisms TFA/Rey based. One of them was Rey was immediately skilled in the force

His answer was ‘oh yeah. That wasn’t an accident’.

I always hated that. It’s right there in the title. The force awakens in her. How many more signals do you need. And then Snoke ‘there has been an awakening. Have you felt it?’

Sad they have to address idiot troll questions 4 years later when it’s right there in the film.

I think the issue is with how they handled it. Having the director go 'Oh yeah - we meant to turn her into a superhero in the blink of an eye' doesn't take away from that criticism

I can’t agree. It’s in the title of the film. It’s in the script and dialogue. In both the first and second film.

Baffling to me its still is a thing.

Further, I can see it being a problem going into and coming out of the final. For the same folks.

** it’s funny we take it on word that kylo is this big powerful bad guy.

Didn’t see his Fucking training montage or even any of his skills. He arrives prepackaged.

But no questions asked. Grand. He’s the baddie.