Re: Star Wars: Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (2019)
Posted: Sun April 14, 2019 2:18 pm
I really want a full trailer. I dont quite get the whole Rey vs Kylo in the desert sequence in the teaser. After that its all cool.
no, after thatLoathedVermin72 wrote:I literally just said “lol” though...absolutely was not trying to provoke anyonespike wrote:oh definitely, and i appreciate your work here... until you start playing the innocent card a bit. surely you knew you'd get a rise out of one of these man children.LoathedVermin72 wrote:And you need to understand that adults becoming fragile children if anyone says anything remotely critical about their Disney movies is deeply funnyspike wrote:durden is definitely overreacting, but loathed also needs to understand that folks of a certain age can be quite emotionally invested in Star Wars.VinylGuy wrote:I get what Joe´trying to say. And i feel him yeah...LV´s been posting here about the trailer of a movie he claims to hate since it was released. He seems to enjoy talking trash about SW in pretty much every thread.
I dont really care about his comments on SW, but i understand if someone feels like its too much.
Mission: Impossible III is amazing. It has a lot to do on how good those movies become after the awful second part.LoathedVermin72 wrote:You know what Abrams movie is really good? Mission: Impossible III. Man I was really impressed by how well that held up when I revisited recently. Kinda scared to watch Super 8 again though.
let's be honest, a classic durds meltdown was long overdue.theplatypus wrote:LV wasn't even trolling him. He lol'd at a picture someone else posted. The freakout just kind of came out of nowhere.
I absolutely hated his Trek movies and think he totally got the property wrong. But I also thought what he tried to do there might work well with Star Wars since they’re very different properties.Anders wrote:I was really sceptical about the Star Trek reboots, but thought he handled the characters, humour and feel brilliantly in his two movies. Stories could have been better and felt a bit copied from the past, but the action was brilliant. Could have written almost the exact same thing about TFA. All in all I’m a fan of all three of those movies.
I can see that. He did neglect certain parts of what makes Trek unique. But I fully stand by my conclusion. The movies were really fun, and he captured something vital, in the Kirk/Spock/Bones relationship.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I absolutely hated his Trek movies and think he totally got the property wrong. But I also thought what he tried to do there might work well with Star Wars since they’re very different properties.Anders wrote: I was really sceptical about the Star Trek reboots, but thought he handled the characters, humour and feel brilliantly in his two movies. Stories could have been better and felt a bit copied from the past, but the action was superb. Could have written almost the exact same thing about TFA. All in all I’m a fan of those three movies.
Nope.
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I think the fact that it’s the end of a nine movie saga, gives JJ a lot to work with. There is still plenty of room for these characters, and the actors seem happier this time around. It will be a solid movie.durdencommatyler wrote:Yeah, Anders, I'm confident the movie will be good, too. I'm not sure I expect it to be better than the previous ST movies, though. I would love that. But I'm not confident.
Anders wrote:I think the fact that it’s the end of a nine movie saga, gives JJ a lot to work with. There is still plenty of room for these characters, and the actors seem happier this time around. It will be a solid movie.durdencommatyler wrote:Yeah, Anders, I'm confident the movie will be good, too. I'm not sure I expect it to be better than the previous ST movies, though. I would love that. But I'm not confident.
Yes, and I think a core part of why I hate TFA (and expect to hate this, though it’s possible I won’t) is because what makes the OT meaningful to him does not seem to be what makes it meaningful to me. We both grew up on those movies, but they seem to mean different things to us. Or at least his approach to recapturing or expanding upon that meaning seems misguided to me.durdencommatyler wrote:I really love JJ Abrams. And I have full faith that he's put a lot of care and thought into this thing. Whether or not it sings, I firmly believe he tried to make a great final chapter to a story that is super meaningful to him.