Re: Star Wars VIII: The Last Jedi
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2018 10:41 am
But that's just me.
Carry on.
Enigma wrote: I'm in a minority.
As a Star Wars fan who actually likes Star Wars (shocking, I know), I ate up the original trilogy, prequels and EU but upon seeing TFA I absolutely hated it. Aside from a few aspects I liked (a female lead, Kylo) the whole thing felt incredibly safe and uninspired. I got the impression that this sequel trilogy was going to be a soft remake of the original trilogy while heavily placating the portion of the fan-base that can't quite seem to accept anything outside of IV-VI.
But then I saw TLJ and I absolutely loved it. Rian's bold take on this film saved this new trilogy for me and I cannot get enough of this sequel trilogy now.
Truck_1_0_1_ wrote:
But that's just me.
Carry on.
Mr. Frozen wrote:Truck_1_0_1_ wrote:
But that's just me.
Carry on.
Yoda didn't die in space. The force is what exists in all living beings and I would assume if a living being dies from natural causes then they will not be able to harness the force to live longer.
But yea, I thought that scene was stupid too.
ANywho, I liked TLJ. Less than I liked VII, but it wasn't a bad movie.
Truck_1_0_1_ wrote:
But that's just me.
Carry on.
punkmanced wrote: Re: the Leia scene-
ProjektHate wrote: I loved TLJ. I even liked the casino sequence that everyone seems to hate. I felt it fit nicely into the whole "heroes aren't perfect" theme that the entire movie seemed to be based on.
Only thing I didn't like was Leia's "space Mary Poppins" bit. Not the concept of it, just didn't like it visually.
Truck_1_0_1_ wrote:Mr. Frozen wrote:Truck_1_0_1_ wrote:
But that's just me.
Carry on.
Yoda didn't die in space. The force is what exists in all living beings and I would assume if a living being dies from natural causes then they will not be able to harness the force to live longer.
But yea, I thought that scene was stupid too.
ANywho, I liked TLJ. Less than I liked VII, but it wasn't a bad movie.
As mentioned, I'm not a die-hard, but I don't ever recall Yoda being in Space; when was that?