Re: Star Wars: Han Solo (5/25/2018)
Posted: Tue February 13, 2018 7:53 pm
Bounty hunters yes
Vader no
Vader no
It made sense in the context of Rogue One, but I don't think it works here. These standalone movies should expand the scope of the galaxy with new characters through the lens of one or two familiar characters. They will start to feel like a tired SNL sketch if they keep dragging out 3PO/Vader/etc.Anders wrote:A scene with Vader is a bonus for any SW movie.
I’m not saying he should be the centre of the movie, or even do the look at Han that Dime mentioned. But that he’s close to the major action makes sense. Arriving on a planet that Han is escaping from, or something like that.Monkey_Driven wrote:It made sense in the context of Rogue One, but I don't think it works here. These standalone movies should expand the scope of the galaxy with new characters through the lens of one or two familiar characters. They will start to feel like a tired SNL sketch if they keep dragging out 3PO/Vader/etc.Anders wrote:A scene with Vader is a bonus for any SW movie.
You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
I know you're not asking me, but I always thought Vader looked stupid. His costume is super hokey and clunky and clumsy. But having said that, I still enjoy Vader and I'd love to see him in Solo. Like you said, not necessarily affecting the action, but present. I think that makes sense.Anders wrote:You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
Vader was taking it easy on Old Ben in that fight. Also retcon.Anders wrote:You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
There is also some non-film canon material that helps explain that when Vader exerts him self or expends a lot of energy, he has to sort of recharge. This is what the Bacta Tank is for. So it stands to reason that the fight in the hallway took a lot out of him and by the time he faces Obi-Wan, he's can't expend as much energy.Monkey_Driven wrote:Vader was taking it easy on Old Ben in that fight. Also retcon.Anders wrote:You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
I always forget how broken of a man he is.durdencommatyler wrote:There is also some non-film canon material that helps explain that when Vader exerts him self or expends a lot of energy, he has to sort of recharge. This is what the Bacta Tank is for. So it stands to reason that the fight in the hallway took a lot out of him and by the time he faces Obi-Wan, he's can't expend as much energy.Monkey_Driven wrote:Vader was taking it easy on Old Ben in that fight. Also retcon.Anders wrote:You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
durdencommatyler wrote:There is also some non-film canon material that helps explain that when Vader exerts him self or expends a lot of energy, he has to sort of recharge. This is what the Bacta Tank is for. So it stands to reason that the fight in the hallway took a lot out of him and by the time he faces Obi-Wan, he's can't expend as much energy.Monkey_Driven wrote:Vader was taking it easy on Old Ben in that fight. Also retcon.Anders wrote:You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
They looked like what they were: two old men having a stick fight.Anders wrote:You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
Vader was 41 years old.bune wrote:They looked like what they were: two old men having a stick fight.Anders wrote:You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
Both good points.durdencommatyler wrote:There is also some non-film canon material that helps explain that when Vader exerts him self or expends a lot of energy, he has to sort of recharge. This is what the Bacta Tank is for. So it stands to reason that the fight in the hallway took a lot out of him and by the time he faces Obi-Wan, he's can't expend as much energy.Monkey_Driven wrote:Vader was taking it easy on Old Ben in that fight. Also retcon.Anders wrote:You think Vader looked bad in A New Hope?bune wrote:Not really though. Vader went from that guy in the hallway to a few days later fighting Kenobi and looking like Brady running out of the pocket. Did he sprain something in the days between?
All evidence from the movies and beyond point to fairly similar aging (for humans).E.H. Ruddock wrote:But they may not age the same in a galaxy far, far, away