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[Movie] Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - Page 16
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Acrofales
Spain18233 Posts
6 4 7 3=Rogue 2 1 | ||
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FranzF1
Chile1710 Posts
V VI IV KOTOR movie (Watch it if you like the game) => + Show Spoiler + Rogue VII III The other 2 doesn't exist. | ||
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LegalLord
United States13779 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18233 Posts
On January 18 2017 07:51 LegalLord wrote: I think people don't give 6 enough credit in general. The little bear dudes were kind of annoying but the movie as a whole was very good - and the little bear dudes do contribute to that in a sort of "native uprising against a superpower" sort of way. It had what is still mostly acknowledged as the best movie space fight, for one. What do you mean 6 isn't given enough credit? Pretty much everybody has it either best or second best. And 5 was an absolutely amazing movie. Everything about Bespin is awesome. | ||
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LegalLord
United States13779 Posts
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Korakys
New Zealand272 Posts
Best: Empire Strikes Back New Hope Rogue One Return of the Jedi Phantom Menace Revenge of the Sith Attack of the Clones Worst: Force Awakens | ||
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Yoav
United States1874 Posts
4, 5, 6, R1, (7) Parentheses mean it only sorta counts as a Star Wars movie, which means there are now 4.5 made thus far. | ||
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palexhur
Colombia730 Posts
4 6 3 R1 2 1 7 | ||
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nath
United States1788 Posts
that being said, it was 'only' an OK movie, not great, not bad. 5,6,4,R1=3=7,2,1 | ||
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[sc1f]eonzerg
Belgium6815 Posts
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ragnasaur
United States804 Posts
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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ProMeTheus112
France2027 Posts
5 : really good 6 : good 4 1 didn't see rogue one the others not great for me even 2 not a big fan i think same for 3 7 wasn't terrible but not that good either for me didn't want to go see next ones (8 9) | ||
Falling
Canada11439 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26355 Posts
On October 17 2020 07:40 Falling wrote: I think similar to the Matrix, it's best to go 'What sequels?" There are Matrix sequels? :O | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16121 Posts
There's literally nothing I can possibly say that's positive about the Star Wars sequels. Episode 7 is easily the best of the three and it's a blatant fucking copy of A New Hope's plot. The entire trilogy follows the story beats of the OT almost identically, while also at the same time destroying the lore of the previous 6 movies. It's honestly impressive how awful they are. The Matrix sequels aren't great, but they're nowhere near as bad as the Disney Star Wars sequels. Not even close. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26355 Posts
On October 19 2020 08:51 Vindicare605 wrote: That's not fair. The Matrix sequels are in a completely different league than the Star Wars sequels. Are they anywhere near as good as the original movie? No. But they at least expanded on the universe and told a new story that had really cool moments. Like are you really going to tell me that Neo vs the hundreds of Agent Smiths from Matrix Reloaded, or the Battle of the Docks from Matrix Revolutions weren't awesome scenes? Or how about the entire freeway segment from Reloaded? There's literally nothing I can possibly say that's positive about the Star Wars sequels. Episode 7 is easily the best of the three and it's a blatant fucking copy of A New Hope's plot. The entire trilogy follows the story beats of the OT almost identically, while also at the same time destroying the lore of the previous 6 movies. It's honestly impressive how awful they are. The Matrix sequels aren't great, but they're nowhere near as bad as the Disney Star Wars sequels. Not even close. The freeway scene is sick. Neo vs a milllion Smiths hasn’t aged all too well but was cool when I first saw it. If you’d said to young me that there’d be another 6 Star Wars film my head would have nearly exploded. If you’d then said hold off from that, all 6 will be either bad to passable I wouldn’t have believed you, but so it happened. A bit sad as I have a 7 year old kiddo and he liked the latest ones but they haven’t stuck around or lodged in his imagination whatsoever. He likes BB8 but outside of that it’s all OG characters like Darth Vader he enjoys. Whereas me I was only slightly older and playing Tie Fighter and lapping up the universe, freaking out with the pressure of finding out Darth himself was my wingman on a mission. | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16121 Posts
The fact that it exists as well as the Mandalorian and even Star Wars Rebels gives me hope that Disney actually is capable of putting out good Star Wars content provided they put the right people in charge. The one thing that the shitty sequels taught us is that JJ Abrams and Rian Johnson are definitely NOT the right people to be in charge. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26355 Posts
On October 19 2020 09:07 Vindicare605 wrote: I'm a huge fan of Rogue One though. It's not "passable" to me, it's a genuinely good Star Wars movie, and the Battle of Scarrif is just behind the Battle of Hoth as my favorite Star Wars battle that's ever been on film. The fact that it exists as well as the Mandalorian and even Star Wars Rebels gives me hope that Disney actually is capable of putting out good Star Wars content provided they put the right people in charge. The one thing that the shitty sequels taught us is that JJ Abrams and Rian Johnson are definitely NOT the right people to be in charge. I like Rogue One quite a bit. Vader scene is fan service done really well IMO. It’s a good scene and it gives us a glimpse as to why he’s so feared. I think thematically it works pretty well too in expanding the universe. A bunch of characters we don’t hugely care about, who all die, kind of fits in showing us the Rebellion outside of those with plot armour and how it would sort of fit into the universe. Love the robot too, whose name is escaping me although I remember it’s Alan Tudyk voicing it. I think it’s main flaw is why it’s good to me, namely we’re getting a glimpse of these previously unknown heroes who we only are exploring due to a bigger mission to destroy the Death Star, I think it kind of fits that they’re a little faceless and not fleshed out. I’m not sure it’s necessarily the intent, but thematically as a nod to there’s probably a ton of faceless folk who’ve died in the greater conflict I think it enhances it. Other opinions may disagree with that assessment! Mandalorian is just great, really like it. Not just because it’s Star Wars but of recent shows I’ve watched it feels the only one that is actually well-paced in its plot and character development. Perhaps my definition of well-paced is inextricable from slow-paced but everything gets space to breathe. By the pacing of other shows we’d have found out about the Mandalorian’s secret family and he’d have blown up a Death Star already, with season 2’s hook not being a new, better Death Star, but that there’s just two of them. | ||
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puppykiller
United States3137 Posts
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