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Han was murdered by his son. Luke accepted the Force and his own mortality and chose to end his life.

Definitely Han.

Monkey_Driven wrote:Han was murdered by his son. Luke accepted the Force and his own mortality and chose to end his life.

Definitely Han.

Han knew he was risking his life though

They both rejected everything they ever fought for and abandoned everyone they loved. What shitty people.

BurtReynolds wrote:They both rejected everything they ever fought for and abandoned everyone they loved. What shitty people.

Space Wizards/Cowboys are the worst

BurtReynolds wrote:They both sacrificed themselves for everything they ever fought for and came to try save everyone they loved. What true to character Star Wars people.

Fixed your shitpost

durdencommatyler wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:They both rejected everything they ever fought for and abandoned everyone they loved. What shitty people.

Space Wizards/Cowboys are the worst

Is this one of those “It’s just a fantasy story with wizards and cowboys” replies, to justify the existence of shitty storytelling?

Yes, there are space cowboys and space wizards, a big walking dog, etc, but the OT presented this stuff in such a matter that they took their own universe seriously. We’re compelled to root for the big hairy carpet, the 3 foot green muppet and the Ewoks. We believe the Force and the light and dark sides, because within the universe the story and the characters take it seriously.

All that is shit upon with the ST. The stories don’t take the universe seriously, which makes the characters not take their own universe seriously, and thus, the audience can’t take it seriously. Well, some viewers can and some can’t. Some can see past it and realize the failings of the new movies.

blueviper wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:They both rejected everything they ever fought for and abandoned everyone they loved. What shitty people.

Space Wizards/Cowboys are the worst

Is this one of those “It’s just a fantasy story with wizards and cowboys” replies, to justify the existence of shitty storytelling?

Yes, there are space cowboys and space wizards, a big walking dog, etc, but the OT presented this stuff in such a matter

no

blueviper wrote:All that is shit upon with the ST. The stories don’t take the universe seriously, which makes the characters not take their own universe seriously, and thus, the audience can’t take it seriously. Well, some viewers can and some can’t. Some can see past it and realize the failings of the new movies.

no

durdencommatyler wrote:

blueviper wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:They both rejected everything they ever fought for and abandoned everyone they loved. What shitty people.

Space Wizards/Cowboys are the worst

Is this one of those “It’s just a fantasy story with wizards and cowboys” replies, to justify the existence of shitty storytelling?

Yes, there are space cowboys and space wizards, a big walking dog, etc, but the OT presented this stuff in such a matter

no

Ok, thanks for clarifying.

durdencommatyler wrote:

blueviper wrote:All that is shit upon with the ST. The stories don’t take the universe seriously, which makes the characters not take their own universe seriously, and thus, the audience can’t take it seriously. Well, some viewers can and some can’t. Some can see past it and realize the failings of the new movies.

no

Ok, thanks for clarifying.

You're welcome

The guy who played Ematt in TFA and TLJ died from COVID-19

edit: Andrew Jack

blueviper wrote:The guy who played Ematt in TFA and TLJ died from COVID-19

edit: Andrew Jack

May the force be with him... always

Sad news. He was such a cool looking guy too.

BurtReynolds wrote:They both rejected everything they ever fought for and abandoned everyone they loved. What shitty people.

Disappointing for sure, but TROS does go a long way in redeeming them.

Love the energy and general mood in this one.

It's such a fun and emotional film, for sure.

Absolutely. At the time I absolutely loved the ending as well.

Anders wrote:Absolutely. At the time I absolutely loved the ending as well.

Me too.

It's no secret, I call the ST "my Star Wars." It's the trilogy that means the most to me. And it all started with The Force Awakens. This movie really did a number on me. It completely re-ignited my love with this franchise.

I like so many things about this, but really wish it was more of an original story.