Star Wars: Episode VIII: The Last Jedi

[epilogue]

Jesus mother of fuck

and Rian is worried about making the dialogue in VIII too "current"...

I kinda feel like this is exactly what he was talking about in that interview. He has to continue to let Finn be Finn and work with what has already been established about his character and how he talks, etc, but he knows he can't be this stupid again.

[dimejinky99]

Jesus mother of fuck

and Rian is worried about making the dialogue in VIII too "current"...

I kinda feel like this is exactly what he was talking about in that interview. He has to continue to let Finn be Finn and work with what has already been established about his character and how he talks, etc, but he knows he can't be this stupid again.

God I hope that's what he means.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

i think i hate the title of this film also, too melodramatic...someone please have them change it

[stip]

Jesus mother of fuck

and Rian is worried about making the dialogue in VIII too "current"...

I kinda feel like this is exactly what he was talking about in that interview. He has to continue to let Finn be Finn and work with what has already been established about his character and how he talks, etc, but he knows he can't be this stupid again.

God I hope that's what he means.

it's thirty years later. language changes.

This movie is going to be radical.

[Strat]

dime, please

[epilogue]

i think i hate the title of this film also, too melodramatic...someone please have them change it

I told them to keep Space Bear. They aren't listening to me.

But I do really like this title.

[epilogue]

And I do think the "droid please" this is kinda lame. But it's not the worst thing in the world. The more modern dialogue touches in TFA didn't bother me at all.

[Strat]

And I do think the "droid please" this is kinda lame. But it's not the worst thing in the world. The more modern dialogue touches in TFA didn't bother me at all.

I get why someone doesnt like it. When i first heard it i laughed. Since then its usually "huh, thats weird" and then it's over.

[epilogue]

And I do think the "droid please" this is kinda lame. But it's not the worst thing in the world. The more modern dialogue touches in TFA didn't bother me at all.

I get why someone doesnt like it. When i first heard it i laughed. Since then its usually "huh, thats weird" and then it's over.

Yeah, same. I chuckled but it's odd and corny and played out by the second viewing. To dime's point, it's easy for these things to get dated and stale really quickly. Which is why Rian's smart to try to avoid too much of that kind of thing. But, again, it's not something that's going to ruin the movie for me.

[dimejinky99]

Jesus mother of fuck

and Rian is worried about making the dialogue in VIII too "current"...

I kinda feel like this is exactly what he was talking about in that interview. He has to continue to let Finn be Finn and work with what has already been established about his character and how he talks, etc, but he knows he can't be this stupid again.

God I hope that's what he means.

it's thirty years later. language changes.

This movie is going to be radical.

'You can write this shit. You can't say it'


That should be the template for all Star Wars. Modern idioms and even street speak has no place in star wars

[dimejinky99]

Plus it's basically him saying bitch please. An expression of exasperation that really only means anything in certain parts of western culture, sure, but already sounds out of place now.

[Strat]

Plus it's basically him saying bitch please. An expression of exasperation that really only means anything in certain parts of western culture, sure, but already sounds out of place now.

*nigga please

[dimejinky99]

Plus it's basically him saying bitch please. An expression of exasperation that really only means anything in certain parts of western culture, sure, but already sounds out of place now.

*nigga please

There!

See? Has no place.

[epilogue]

It all depends on the character and what's consistent for that character.

Probably the single worst line of dialogue in any non-OT film is in Rogue One. There's nothing modern or "street" about the line. But it doesn't fit the character and throws a brick into the scene and the momentum of the film.

Meanwhile, Finn, yelling more modern dialogue really doesn't bother me because it fits him and what we know about him so far.

[E.H. Ruddock]

The thing is, this takes place "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away". So if it is in our past, this kind of colloquialism has not yet been invented.

[dimejinky99]

It all depends on the character and what's consistent for that character.

Probably the single worst line of dialogue in any non-OT film is in Rogue One. There's nothing modern or "street" about the line. But it doesn't fit the character and throws a brick into the scene and the momentum of the film.

Meanwhile, Finn, yelling more modern dialogue really doesn't bother me because it fits him and what we know about him so far.

Which line in R1? I found For Jedha!! A bit eye rolly but it passed.

[Strat]

The thing is, this takes place "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away". So if it is in our past, this kind of colloquialism has not yet been invented.

You've never been to a galaxy far far away and you absolutely no idea how they speak. Maybe their language is far more advanced then us at this point in time.

[E.H. Ruddock]

The thing is, this takes place "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away". So if it is in our past, this kind of colloquialism has not yet been invented.

You've never been to a galaxy far far away and you absolutely no idea how they speak. Maybe their language is far more advanced then us at this point in time.

They all speak English. Can't be that advanced.

[dimejinky99]

Finn bein all ghetto n shit hangin out in the mean lower corridors of starkiller base..


Anybody ever complain that they made the black guy a janitor?
Weird that the outrage enthusiasts missed that opportunity

[Strat]

The thing is, this takes place "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away". So if it is in our past, this kind of colloquialism has not yet been invented.

You've never been to a galaxy far far away and you absolutely no idea how they speak. Maybe their language is far more advanced then us at this point in time.

They all speak English. Can't be that advanced.

My point is why make assumptions? Ruddo, please.