EPTStar Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens - Page 178
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
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Lebesgue
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On January 07 2016 13:48 kwizach wrote: Yeah, I didn't like that final scene. Luke staring at the ocean felt cliché, the stare went on for too long, and the shot filmed from a moving helicopter was super-cheap and looked like what you'd find in a treasure hunt TV show. Yeap, it was another weird choice of pacing. Everything in the movie is so fast paced and then we have this reeeeeally long scene when Rey and Luke are starring in each other. Given the pacing of the movie it felt awkward. I guess the producers wanted to finish the movie on a high note but it made me feel like I am watching a TV serie... | ||
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
On January 07 2016 14:50 ticklishmusic wrote: I could mash my face on my keyboard, autocorrect everything and have my drunk roommate read it and it would be better than the prequels. I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere. Not like here. Here everything is soft and smooth. lmao Seriously though, I want to know how Lucas wooed his wife with chat like that. | ||
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KT_Elwood
Germany1070 Posts
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On January 07 2016 14:55 Lebesgue wrote: Yeap, it was another weird choice of pacing. Everything in the movie is so fast paced and then we have this reeeeeally long scene when Rey and Luke are starring in each other. Given the pacing of the movie it felt awkward. I guess the producers wanted to finish the movie on a high note but it made me feel like I am watching a TV serie... I feel like JJ's reboots feel almost too fast paced compared to their predecessors. The Star Trek reboots were jumping all over the place in the span of minutes. Star Wars didn't feel as fast paced, but it could've definitely still used a few more minutes to flesh out the backstory. Plus, there apparently was a cool snow speeder chase that was cut out late in the editing process, leaving us with a bunch of snow speeder merchandise despite their non-existence in the current cut. Wrath of Khan and A New Hope felt pretty slow paced to my modern-tainted tastes. Undiscovered Country and Empire Strikes Back felt perfectly paced to me. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10800 Posts
On January 07 2016 15:37 FuzzyJAM wrote: I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere. Not like here. Here everything is soft and smooth. lmao Seriously though, I want to know how Lucas wooed his wife with chat like that. Being a billionaire probably helps. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
Lucas was married when made ANH, before being filthy rich. And his wife helped with all the films, specifically with punching up scripts. People credit her with the success of the Han/Leia love story and why that was so believable. | ||
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Rookie6
Brazil583 Posts
On January 07 2016 14:17 FuzzyJAM wrote: I laughed for about a minute. But I don't think it's that bad a name really. Certainly, of all the flaws I found in the film, it's got to be way down the list. Compared to the prequels, it's fucking Shakespeare. Compared to what some of the Star Wars names sound in portuguese, we are in heaven! Trust me. | ||
KwarK
United States43189 Posts
On January 07 2016 13:53 Plansix wrote: I think Rey went to bring Luke back. Leia is a general and couldn't justify leaving just to see her brother, which is pretty in character. She always put the rebellion first in 4-6. Anyway they have space phones. Rey can just say "hold on" and dial Leia and then put her on the phone. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On January 08 2016 00:12 KwarK wrote: Anyway they have space phones. Rey can just say "hold on" and dial Leia and then put her on the phone. But in Star Wars all information must be given in person. ALL INFORMATION! INCLUDING SIBLING LOVE! | ||
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
Of course she could have changed over the years, yeah, but then that's another character change that happened off screen. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
It's not totally beyond explanation, sure, but it doesn't really flow for me. At any rate, unless Leia has really changed, her putting administration of the Rebellion before friendship doesn't work as an explanation - especially when she's been searching for Luke for ages anyway. Edit: Like, she sent the Resistance's best pilot to follow up on a clue. But when they actually know exactly where Luke is, Leia sends a random she's just met. And yes, maybe Rey is not a random. . .but then you'd think she'd have a wee chat at least. Or something. At any rate, if Rey isn't someone that Leia already knows, it's going to be a very odd decision. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
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MaZza[KIS]
Australia2110 Posts
However, if it turns out Rey is NOT Luke's daughter than this is all rubbish and none of it makes sense! | ||
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
On January 08 2016 11:35 Plansix wrote: Send the force user to the Jedi master. Super odd decision. The whole galaxy is searching for him long before Rey shows up. But besides, does the Falcon not have a passenger seat? On January 08 2016 12:01 MaZza[KIS] wrote: It will all make sense when Rey is revealed to be Luke's daughter. I think Leia sensed it and so did Han (although not through the force but he's still a perceptive dude). However, if it turns out Rey is NOT Luke's daughter than this is all rubbish and none of it makes sense! Yeah, that's the only way it makes any sort of sense. Or she was has favourite pupil or something. | ||
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shin_toss
Philippines2589 Posts
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kwizach
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On January 08 2016 09:58 FuzzyJAM wrote: Luke flew to Dagobah, had a brief talk with Yoda, had another quick chat with Obi Wan, then flew to the fleet arriving just in time for the attack. Hyperspace travel time is never clear, but it's obvious they cut it mighty fine. It's not totally beyond explanation, sure, but it doesn't really flow for me. At any rate, unless Leia has really changed, her putting administration of the Rebellion before friendship doesn't work as an explanation - especially when she's been searching for Luke for ages anyway. Edit: Like, she sent the Resistance's best pilot to follow up on a clue. But when they actually know exactly where Luke is, Leia sends a random she's just met. And yes, maybe Rey is not a random. . .but then you'd think she'd have a wee chat at least. Or something. At any rate, if Rey isn't someone that Leia already knows, it's going to be a very odd decision. Yep, all very good points. | ||
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