Oh FFS, I was joking.
Spoilers Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - Grading & Discussion
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Oh FFS, I was joking.
That really wasn't directed at you.
Then use the quote feature.
I mean, I hypothesize the last Skywalkers all going to be dead by the end of this.
So... Long lost cousin?
Well, Luke had a long, lost sister...
Though we don't know if the films account for every Skywalker. Also, a new trilogy could be a prequel. Or, in ten years we could be looking at a remake of the original trilogy...
Meh. Take it with a grain of salt or whatever.
At my worst, I'm only about as serious as a paper cut.
Got my tickets! I'm doing a 1:15 am RPX showing at the Regal Hamburg Pavilion Thursday night in Lexington! Can't wait!
I'll be lucky if I can find time to see it this weekend.
I'm a night owl, so that's pretty much the equivalent of an 8:00 showing for me1:15 AM? I'm wayyy too old for a movie at that time of night.
That's why I'm seeing it Thursday. Between work and Christmas, I'd be well into the next week before the next opportunity popped up!
I am really hoping that I am not seeing a repeat of season eight of GoT, where the leaks were proven correct. I have heard things tonight and seen things tonight which, unfortunately, suggest that it will be a repeat. At the least, if the leaks are correct, I will get a good laugh at the ridiculousness of it all. God knows, I need a good laugh.
^ The leaks are proving to be accurate.
The difference here, though, is that what Abrams, Chris Terrio, and their collaborators have come up with isn't a betrayal of their audience the way that Game of Thrones Season 8 was.
Not everyone is going to like where this story has gone, but that doesn't make it a bad story.
The difference here, though, is that what Abrams, Chris Terrio, and their collaborators have come up with isn't a betrayal of their audience the way that Game of Thrones Season 8 was.
Not everyone is going to like where this story has gone, but that doesn't make it a bad story.
Might I suggest Knives Out? Lots of great humor and a fun whodunit to boot.
I have seen Knives Out. It is a better film for showcasing Johnson's talents, as both a director and writer, than The Last Jedi.
Another good film for laughs is Jumanji: The Next Level, which I have seen twice.
Whether or not the latest Star Wars film is a betrayal, I believe that is a subjective opinion. The people who I have been listening to would disagree with you DigficWriter.
Another good film for laughs is Jumanji: The Next Level, which I have seen twice.
Whether or not the latest Star Wars film is a betrayal, I believe that is a subjective opinion. The people who I have been listening to would disagree with you DigficWriter.
Then you're listening to the wrong people, suggesting that you're not really open to the idea of this movie being good and want an excuse to dislike it on principle.
Spoiler-free reactions seem to be fairly mixed. Not that I’m surprised.
But I think the key takeaway is: JJ Abrams can do endings!
But I think the key takeaway is: JJ Abrams can do endings!
^ Unless you've seen more negative reactions than I have, I don't think you can honestly call the initial reception to this film "mixed".
Everything I've seen says that the film has been positively received on the whole, although not universally so (few things are received universally positively).
Everything I've seen says that the film has been positively received on the whole, although not universally so (few things are received universally positively).
