Red Mosquito

I got lucky with my showing - I think the theater added it at the last minute, so it was almost empty.

My Wednesday night showing was hardly sold out, but comfortably full for a Wed. night (6 pm)

I don’t even want to go to see it a second time. I’d just do it to see if my opinion changed.

A first for my historical SW theater experience.


That pic of TLJ sea cow toy is hilarious.

“ages wtf and up”

blueviper wrote:I don’t even want to go to see it a second time. I’d just do it to see if my opinion changed.

A first for my historical SW theater experience.


That pic of TLJ sea cow toy is hilarious.

“ages wtf and up”

You and I seemed to have similar feelings on this movie. I know everyone is saying go see it again, it gets better, but for me it really didn't. It reaffirmed some things for me, but that's about it.

the only reason i'd watch it again is to see oscar isaac i love him so much

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

blueviper wrote:I don’t even want to go to see it a second time. I’d just do it to see if my opinion changed.

A first for my historical SW theater experience.


That pic of TLJ sea cow toy is hilarious.

“ages wtf and up”

You and I seemed to have similar feelings on this movie. I know everyone is saying go see it again, it gets better, but for me it really didn't. It reaffirmed some things for me, but that's about it.

Thanks. You probably just saved me 5 bucks.

Pal of mine had an interesting take. It feels more like ‘the last Jedi :a Star Wars story’ than it does Star Wars the last Jedi. Not totally unfair but I think it speaks more to our expectations of what Star Wars is or should be. Rians literally upended every single aspect of that and I think it’s great. It’s not a reset. But it’s a rewiring of our view of Star Wars rather than Star Wars itself being rewired.

stip wrote:we shall see. I don't have plans to go until the 30th. I'll be seeing a bunch of my closest friends and we'll go together

You do know Pitch Perfect 3 is out now, though, right?

dimejinky99 wrote:Pal of mine had an interesting take. It feels more like ‘the last Jedi :a Star Wars story’ than it does Star Wars the last Jedi. Not totally unfair but I think it speaks more to our expectations of what Star Wars is or should be. Rians literally upended every single aspect of that and I think it’s great. It’s not a reset. But it’s a rewiring of our view of Star Wars rather than Star Wars itself being rewired.

And since I never had these expectations or ever really understood what anyone ever meant when they talked about stuff like that, the movie was super easy to accept for me. It's just as Star Wars as any of the Star Wars. There is no recipe.

durdencommatyler wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Pal of mine had an interesting take. It feels more like ‘the last Jedi :a Star Wars story’ than it does Star Wars the last Jedi. Not totally unfair but I think it speaks more to our expectations of what Star Wars is or should be. Rians literally upended every single aspect of that and I think it’s great. It’s not a reset. But it’s a rewiring of our view of Star Wars rather than Star Wars itself being rewired.

And since I never had these expectations or ever really understood what anyone ever meant when they talked about stuff like that, the movie was super easy to accept for me. It's just as Star Wars as any of the Star Wars. There is no recipe.

Well there is the secret sauce

Mark Hamill Wants To Set The Record Straight On Star Wars: The Last Jedi

http://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/mark ... last-jedi/

dimejinky99 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Pal of mine had an interesting take. It feels more like ‘the last Jedi :a Star Wars story’ than it does Star Wars the last Jedi. Not totally unfair but I think it speaks more to our expectations of what Star Wars is or should be. Rians literally upended every single aspect of that and I think it’s great. It’s not a reset. But it’s a rewiring of our view of Star Wars rather than Star Wars itself being rewired.

And since I never had these expectations or ever really understood what anyone ever meant when they talked about stuff like that, the movie was super easy to accept for me. It's just as Star Wars as any of the Star Wars. There is no recipe.

Well there is the secret sauce

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Pal of mine had an interesting take. It feels more like ‘the last Jedi :a Star Wars story’ than it does Star Wars the last Jedi. Not totally unfair but I think it speaks more to our expectations of what Star Wars is or should be. Rians literally upended every single aspect of that and I think it’s great. It’s not a reset. But it’s a rewiring of our view of Star Wars rather than Star Wars itself being rewired.

And since I never had these expectations or ever really understood what anyone ever meant when they talked about stuff like that, the movie was super easy to accept for me. It's just as Star Wars as any of the Star Wars. There is no recipe.

Well there is the secret sauce

Hehe. I love that.

In the trailer we see Rey climbing out of the water in what we know now is the cave. But wasn’t Luke standing there in the trailer? Was he there to act like Yoda for him at the tree on dagobah? And they cut it out?


Also the finger snaps..nod to the ring theory ?

Ring theory?

one of those impressively overanalyzed think pieces designed to make the prequels seem better than they are.

dimejinky99 wrote:Mark Hamill Wants To Set The Record Straight On Star Wars: The Last Jedi

http://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/mark ... last-jedi/

i think Hamil was pretty clear what he meant, but I see why he needs to clarify

The needles endless click bait taking his one quote out of context needs that clarification

Saw this today. I'm not entirely sure how I feel about it. Mixed I guess. Really cool parts and really dumb parts. I mean they could have cut the entire Finn and Rose (was that her name?) arc...like completely. I liked the Leia in space part and when Luke wasn't grumpy. I really like when Kylo gets angry. The throne room was awesome. Was Luke the blue streak in the sky that kid saw? If he a force ghost Jedi trainer now? I don't know it felt more like a three episode arc of a TV show than a movie. It was OK....or maybe it was good. I don't know.

stip wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Mark Hamill Wants To Set The Record Straight On Star Wars: The Last Jedi

http://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/mark ... last-jedi/

i think Hamil was pretty clear what he meant, but I see why he needs to clarify

Disney called. They threatened him to kill his family.