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dimejinky99 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:I got exited with the first teaser back in april.

These days is more of a ¨oh yeah this movie is coming¨ but i was more into It or BR2049 than this thing.

And look how that turned out. I’m sorry For your troubles.

How it turned out? BR is awesome. It was good.

Yknow that new space coating for fabric that you can spray it on clothes or shoes and throw anything like oil or ketchup or any kind of liquid, and it just totally rolls off ?

That’s me and blade runner. The eye at the start of the film? Doesn’t want me watching. And I don’t want to watch the film. And I have tried a few times. Just not for me. My loss probably.

Even the sequel? Yeah, its a huge loss.

Blade Runner 2049 is an amazing film. I was mesmerized and captivated the entire time.

dimejinky99 wrote:

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E.H. Ruddock wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:I wish Ruddo was excited by this

I'm not not excited, just cautious. I just don't want them not to take risks just to keep it appealing to the masses.

Wait... ? Huh?

Doesn't taking risks, by definition, mean they won't be appealing to the masses? Isn't that exactly the thing people criticize The Force Awakens about the most? Playing it safe and "remaking" A New Hope, and taking risks can't both be appealing to the masses, right?

I don't even know what I was trying to say. Just that TFA felt very safe to me, like after the prequel debacle, they didn't want to do anything to piss off anyone any further. I guess I just don't want another "safe" movie is all. I'll be super excited for it by December, I'm sure.

True. At least it will be easy for this movie to top TFA.

You should probably watch TFA again before seeing Last Jedi.

I will. I've seen it twice in the cinema (3d with a group of friends the day after the premiere, then 2d with my girlfriend at the time, a couple of weeks later), and three times on blu-ray at home (once on release, once before Rogue One, and once with a good friend), and also browsed through it on Netflix once. So really different experiences each time. But I'll rewatch it before I go see The Last Jedi.

I love Star Wars, and even after seeing TFA so many times, I'm still a bit disappointed by it. I'm not some ultra-negative person in this context. I love all three of the original trilogy, have more praise (and criticism) for the first two prequels than most, and like Clone Wars, ROTS and R1. I think the flaws in TFA are really apparent, but I respect that others feel differently. Despite that, I think large parts of the movie deliver in high quality, and is very entertaining.

tragabigzanda wrote:Joey, aren't those two "floating figures" you mentioned just an updated version of these guys from ROJ? And I'll take my answer off the air.

No. Not the praetorian guards (the guys in red). Those are on both sides of Hux in the background. What I'm talking about are the two black robes to the right of Hux, in the middle distance. Zoom in, it's clear that something was edited out of the images. They look like robes with nothing in them.

I'll do a green circle tomorrow if folks are still confused.

durdencommatyler wrote:I'll do a green circle tomorrow if folks are still confused.

It’s RM. We stay confused.

durdencommatyler wrote:I'll do a green circle tomorrow if folks are still confused.

What’s this Joey?

Coooool

Rey dissolving from red into black like smoke.

Rey is Snoke confirmed.

dimejinky99 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I'll do a green circle tomorrow if folks are still confused.

What’s this Joey?

The green circle thing? RM was obsessed with putting green circles around things in images that they wanted to emphasize. It became a whole thing.

I saw the pic you’re referring to. It could be operators for that machine. Speculation is rife is it a torture machine or some sort of life support Snoke needs. I don’t see why he’d have that in his throne room. That’s more a personal quarters thing.

I hope they don’t go full tilt stupid Legends with it and make it some sort of machine that amplifies the force to do nefarious shit. Ugh. Or strips a force user of its abilities or some shit

Could be. I'm just wondering why the figures are edited out. Or seemingly edited out. Blow up the pic. You can see where there should be arms and heads sticking out of those robes. At least, that's how it looks to me. But there is nothing there. It's like they're hiding something they don't want to reveal yet. I just wonder what it is. Or maybe I'm seeing the image wrong.

durdencommatyler wrote:Could be. I'm just wondering why the figures are edited out. Or seemingly edited out. Blow up the pic. You can see where there should be arms and heads sticking out of those robes. At least, that's how it looks to me. But there is nothing there. It's like they're hiding something they don't want to reveal yet. I just wonder what it is. Or maybe I'm seeing the image wrong.

The black robes with the seemingly blue eyes?

All I want is to walk out of that cinema at 3am Irish time and post on RM ‘Empire has been dethroned’. No idea what time that is in the US. 10pm eastern I think?

Not to much to ask eh?

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I am not at war with anyone.

dimejinky99 wrote:

Coach wrote:Dime Wars

I am not at war with anyone.

Just your own set of star wars standards!

And you. I’ve just adjusted to be at war with you.


In other news. Uncanny.

good to hear.

Mark Hamill: "Actually, I don’t think Luke’s fundamental personality has changed [over the years], except that he is older and his life experiences have shaped his outlook the same way they do for all of us." "The biggest challenge for me was actually in the time between Return of the Jedi and Star Wars: The Force Awakens. I had to know what had happened to Luke during those years. I had to glean decades of backstory from the script. And some of it I had to make up for myself. I had to know what he went through during that time. It’s not important to the storyline for this film, but I did discuss some of my thoughts with Rian Johnson (the film’s writer and director) to make sure I wasn’t coming up with anything in my personal backstory that would affect Luke’s portrayal in this film." "In Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Luke has lost confidence in his ability to make good choices. It haunts him to the core. But he hasn’t gone to the dark side. This isn’t an evil version of him. But it’s still an incarnation of the character I never expected. It has pulled me out of my comfort zone. It’s a real challenge." "I’m sure this line is a great shock to the audience [to hear Luke say that it's time for the Jedi to end], so you can imagine how I felt! This is a huge change for a character who once represented optimism and hope. It’s a radical decision to drop out of everything he’s ever believed in. The entire movie is filled with these kinds of jaw-dropping surprises, but you’ll just have to see the film itself to discover what they are."