Red Mosquito

Mecca wrote:Remember when The Force Awakens used the "we have hope as long as there's light from the sun" thing?

No

ABNorman wrote:As a casual Star Wars fan, how many of these details were known before the movie?

Like, were the plans always on a planet called Scarif with a big battle?

Also, I missed the many Bothans dying, if that happened. Did that happen? I'll watch this again when it's out on Blu Ray.

Tired of this.
Once and for all there weren't 'many bothans'

It was one guy!! Manni Bothans!

He was a hero in the galaxy. Like a Robin Hood / Zorro figure.

He went around helping the poor and fighting for good n shit.


It's criminal Manni doesn't get his due respect.
Dude should have his own standalone!

#justiceforManni

So only counting to counting to January 31st rogue one was the 8th biggest film of the year here in Ireland bringing in a whopping €3milliion.
Which is peanuts but put to scale a huge amount for ten days in a country of 3.5 million people.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mecca wrote:Remember when The Force Awakens used the "we have hope as long as there's light from the sun" thing?

No

Too bad, this is now a TFA thread. It was during the attack on starkiller base and I'm pretty sure Poe says something along those exact lines

Mecca wrote:Remember when The Force Awakens used the "we have hope as long as there's light from the sun" thing?

and the light dying is when kylo decides to kill han

dimejinky99 wrote:

ABNorman wrote:As a casual Star Wars fan, how many of these details were known before the movie?

Like, were the plans always on a planet called Scarif with a big battle?

Also, I missed the many Bothans dying, if that happened. Did that happen? I'll watch this again when it's out on Blu Ray.

Tired of this.
Once and for all there weren't 'many bothans'

It was one guy!! Manni Bothans!

He was a hero in the galaxy. Like a Robin Hood / Zorro figure.

He went around helping the poor and fighting for good n shit.


It's criminal Manni doesn't get his due respect.
Dude should have his own standalone!

#justiceforManni

Wookieepedia says they're a race.

washing machine wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

ABNorman wrote:As a casual Star Wars fan, how many of these details were known before the movie?

Like, were the plans always on a planet called Scarif with a big battle?

Also, I missed the many Bothans dying, if that happened. Did that happen? I'll watch this again when it's out on Blu Ray.

Tired of this.
Once and for all there weren't 'many bothans'

It was one guy!! Manni Bothans!

He was a hero in the galaxy. Like a Robin Hood / Zorro figure.

He went around helping the poor and fighting for good n shit.


It's criminal Manni doesn't get his due respect.
Dude should have his own standalone!

#justiceforManni

Wookieepedia says they're a race.

Oh god

He's THE bothan!!

manny jinkys died in this thread

Mecca wrote:manny jinkys died in this thread

Mecca gets it.

Despite not liking that butt hurt pic


I must look that up.

Mecca wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mecca wrote:Remember when The Force Awakens used the "we have hope as long as there's light from the sun" thing?

No

Too bad, this is now a TFA thread. It was during the attack on starkiller base and I'm pretty sure Poe says something along those exact lines

Oh right. Now I remember. Sorry, champ, it's been a bit since I've seen the movie. Stip's post helped remind me. Yeah, he says that because it's true. Because Starkiller literally drains the sun for power. I'm with you now.

well i think its probably meant to be just a little metaphorical

stip wrote:well i think its probably meant to be just a little metaphorical

Of course it is. I was just trying to wrap my head around what Mecca was talking about. I thought he was speaking only metaphorically, but I now realize he was talking about actual dialogue. I'm so tired. You understand what I'm saying.

And actually it's a great illustration of what LV hates about TFA. That kind of thing doesn't really bother me too much but I do like the more subtle hand Edwards employs.

Well Star Wars always had clunky metaphors.

In Jedi Luke is hiding under the stairs from Vader in the throne room. And Vader is trying to tempt him to the dark side. Shot of Luke's face one side is in the light the other in deep blue darkness. They did the same with Kylo on the bridge, light and red. Then the sun gets totally drained and it all goes red then he stabs han.

But it works.

dimejinky99 wrote:Well Star Wars always had clunky metaphors.

In Jedi Luke is hiding under the stairs from Vader in the throne room. And Vader is trying to tempt him to the dark side. Shot of Luke's face one side is in the light the other in deep blue darkness. They did the same with Kylo on the bridge, light and red. Then the sun gets totally drained and it all goes red then he stabs han.

But it works.

I agree. It's part of the visual language of the films, especially post ANH.

durdencommatyler wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Well Star Wars always had clunky metaphors.

In Jedi Luke is hiding under the stairs from Vader in the throne room. And Vader is trying to tempt him to the dark side. Shot of Luke's face one side is in the light the other in deep blue darkness. They did the same with Kylo on the bridge, light and red. Then the sun gets totally drained and it all goes red then he stabs han.

But it works.

I agree. It's part of the visual language of the films, especially post ANH.

Totally is! It's something it does really well I think but I can see how others would balk at the way it's done.

durdencommatyler wrote:

stip wrote:well i think its probably meant to be just a little metaphorical

Of course it is. I was just trying to wrap my head around what Mecca was talking about. I thought he was speaking only metaphorically, but I now realize he was talking about actual dialogue. I'm so tired. You understand what I'm saying.

And actually it's a great illustration of what LV hates about TFA. That kind of thing doesn't really bother me too much but I do like the more subtle hand Edwards employs.

i thought LV doesnt listen to the dialogue?

'Rogue One' Is Now the Highest Grossing Film Domestically of 2016

Roll on the top ten grossing films of all time all being Star Wars films.

dimejinky99 wrote:'Rogue One' Is Now the Highest Grossing Film Domestically of 2016

Disney corp.

Say what you want about them, they sure do know how to make a lot of money.