Finn is kind of a dud for me but I really like Poe. Good mix of swagger and humor. I see him as filling the role Han did on the OT to an extent.
the guy is a chump no correlation to soloOh OK well you convinced me, good post.the guy is a chump no correlation to solo
about as much as you convinced me with your fantastic postOh OK well you convinced me, good post.
Yup, and that was my whole intention. I logged on today and said "gee I hope I can convince some message board rando to agree with my thoughts on Star Wars." Keep the good stuff coming guy, I'm going to print them all out.about as much as you convinced me with your fantastic post
Yup, and that was my whole intention. I logged on today and said "gee I hope I can convince some message board rando to agree with my thoughts on Star Wars." Keep the good stuff coming guy, I'm going to print them all out.
Which is completely a testament to Oscar Isaac's performance, that he's so likeable, because we know infinitely less about Poe than we did about Han. There's no backstory. He's just a cool guy who is a great pilot. That character is 100% reliant on the actor pulling it off.Finn is kind of a dud for me but I really like Poe. Good mix of swagger and humor. I see him as filling the role Han did on the OT to an extent.
He could have gone out like Russel in independence day. The memes would have been epic.I was kinda hoping he would die destroying the Canon.
Use the Forced, pukeThe forced romance between he and rose is cringeworthy. The part after she wrecks him from the canon and tells him she loves him after a couple of days is so not star wars. Just forced
It’s a 93% on rotten tomatoes right now which f’ing insane. If it wasn’t Star Wars, we’d be talking 50% tops.It definitely was not as good as critics said. I liked both TFA and RO better.
hehi feel terrible for the kids that this crap is their movie theater introduction :(
Meh. She was starstruck when they met. They set up HER infatuation with him from the beginnning.The forced romance between he and rose is cringeworthy. The part after she wrecks him from the canon and tells him she loves him after a couple of days is so not star wars. Just forced
the same thing Luke did in TFA - nothing....if they could sit out Luke Skywalker a movie they can sit out Fin....I mean the reason for the whole casino thing was to give Finn something to do. Without it, how much screen time does he get?
It definitely was not as good as critics said. I liked both TFA and RO better.
But at least he had that much anticipated show down with Phasma!If finn doesn't goto the casino planet the whole second part of the movie doesn't happen. They figured out the rebel plan due to del toros character. How many people did finn get killed?
They built the phasma character up for absolutely nothing. What a wasteBut at least he had that much anticipated show down with Phasma!
Well, ya know, Finn was originally First Order.I also think it’s kinda funny that the rebels look like an Old Navy commercial and the Empire is a bunch of white dudes.
But he was a slaveWell, ya know, Finn was originally First Order.
This could have had the same impact if they had a hacker from the resistance go to crack it with Finn right away and then fail. Saves 30 mins of movie and gets same results.The casino spot was not pointless. The second movie in these trilogies is when the bad guys get their heat. The Resistance getting obliterated is the point.
Let's put it a different way: it is kind of refreshing that a harebrained, risky plan blows up in the good guys' faces and leaves them beyond hope. You don't see that too often.
Not pointless- there are some cute new characters introduced to sell to the kiddies!They spend time building up finding Luke then he doesn't teach Rey anything of significance? The time spent on the island was mostly pointless. The Jedi texts may have been interesting but of course they were promptly destroyed.
The only lightsaber duel was against guards with no force powers. Really? I've mostly enjoyed the new Star Wars films but there wasn't much I liked about this one.
Other than maybe the officers I think they're all conditioned from birth like Finn wasBut he was a slave
You know, they could have cut it down to just a few minutes.This could have had the same impact if they had a hacker from the resistance go to crack it with Finn right away and then fail. Saves 30 mins of movie and gets same results.
They could have covered the story in the opening text. No need to even do a movie.You know, they could have cut it down to just a few minutes.
Kylo kill Snoke 10 seconds
Luke dies 5 seconds
Rey chop something with light saber 15 seconds
Rest of Rebel fleet gets shot down 20 seconds
credits roll for the rest
Well Tie Bombers have thrust on the bombs themselves as they are fired....not dropped......I did not see that on these......they just might have missed that and did not think people who know space has no gravity would over look it LOL!!!I’m sorry, I’m about 12 pages behind and don’t know if I have the time to catch up. Overall, I liked the movie. Flying Princess was obviously terrible, but the red salt planet was the second best set piece of the series after Hoth, imo.
One question - I didn’t understand the bombers. It was like they dropped their payload WWII-style, but there’s no gravity in space, right? I’m sure someone has offered an explanation somewhere in the last dozen pages.
Saw it earlier today and exactly where I'm at.Just got back. I would say OK, but easily my least favorite of the recent 3.
I was actually a little bored during the middle part and was probably hoping for more Rey and Kylo, less Finn and Rose.
Also Leia floating back to the ship??![]()
It's the force broI’m sorry, I’m about 12 pages behind and don’t know if I have the time to catch up. Overall, I liked the movie. Flying Princess was obviously terrible, but the red salt planet was the second best set piece of the series after Hoth, imo.
One question - I didn’t understand the bombers. It was like they dropped their payload WWII-style, but there’s no gravity in space, right? I’m sure someone has offered an explanation somewhere in the last dozen pages.
There's gravity on the ship, though. At least until the bombs leave. Otherwise there's be no air for the pilot once the bomb doors are openedThey sure dropped the bomb on that one.
Even if the bombs had thrusters. The detonator she needed to drop to her did not.
Of course there is gravity in space. WTFWell Tie Bombers have thrust on the bombs themselves as they are fired....not dropped......I did not see that on these......they just might have missed that and did not think people who know space has no gravity would over look it LOL!!!
I think you missed the pointOther than maybe the officers I think they're all conditioned from birth like Finn was
Pfft. I don't own Citizen Kane because they didn't release the ultimate Blu Ray limited edition where you can see Orson Wells sweat drip down his face as he has a heart attack.*Insein has a friend over*
Insein: Do you want to watch a movie?
Friend: Sure
Insein: Ok, take a look at my movie library. What do you want to watch?
Friend: Uhh, all you have is Citizen Kane
Insein: Well, that's the last movie they made without major plot holes
Actually no they haven't. That was something that I just went with. But now you made me think about it. Damn it.I’m sorry, I’m about 12 pages behind and don’t know if I have the time to catch up. Overall, I liked the movie. Flying Princess was obviously terrible, but the red salt planet was the second best set piece of the series after Hoth, imo.
One question - I didn’t understand the bombers. It was like they dropped their payload WWII-style, but there’s no gravity in space, right? I’m sure someone has offered an explanation somewhere in the last dozen pages.
A princess flew threw space without a space suit and that's your question?I’m sorry, I’m about 12 pages behind and don’t know if I have the time to catch up. Overall, I liked the movie. Flying Princess was obviously terrible, but the red salt planet was the second best set piece of the series after Hoth, imo.
One question - I didn’t understand the bombers. It was like they dropped their payload WWII-style, but there’s no gravity in space, right? I’m sure someone has offered an explanation somewhere in the last dozen pages.
Well, yeah, because however unsatisfying there is a clear answer to the Flying Princess thing - The Force.A princess flew threw space without a space suit and that's your question?
It's easy to imagine the bombs may have an internal switch that engages a magnetic propulsion system accelerating the bombs as they leave the spacecraft, then disengaging them when the field would slow them down relative to the target. So the bombs aren't necessarily falling, but given an initial velocity leaving the spacecraft. Additional guidance modules could easily be incorporated to the bomb based on other aspects of the target. I could be wrong, since I didn't see the blueprints on the rebel bombers or how their bombs work. I don't see why we need to get this granular though, is everyone OK with lightsabers? Hyperspace? Can we just accept that this galaxy has possession of technology that we find to be fantastical. We should, it's a fantasy movie. (don't mean to get preachy to you in particular bigbottom)I’m sorry, I’m about 12 pages behind and don’t know if I have the time to catch up. Overall, I liked the movie. Flying Princess was obviously terrible, but the red salt planet was the second best set piece of the series after Hoth, imo.
One question - I didn’t understand the bombers. It was like they dropped their payload WWII-style, but there’s no gravity in space, right? I’m sure someone has offered an explanation somewhere in the last dozen pages.