Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (12/16/16) *SPOILERS*

[The Pawn]

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Thursday cannot get here fast enough. I have my IMAX tickets!


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[The Clown Prince of Crime]

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When I say it I refer to physical strength only.

Since Jedi and Sith are more like espers; I don't think it applies to them, but I guess you could say "heavy hitter Jedi", I don't know

For instance, Supes and Thor are heavy hitters, but they can like, break planets with punches

I've only seen people use "heavy hitter" to refer to brawlers.

Oh, I didn't know you meant heavy hitter as in literally hitting hard

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

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Is the new Han Solo in the film?

 

[The Pawn]

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I do not know that, did not think to ask.


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[The Pawn]

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Most rumors we have heard are true.


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[The Clown Prince of Crime]

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I do not know that, did not think to ask.


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I just thought of it

 

[The Pawn]

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I'm excited as it ends the way I said it should end. Disney did not go with happy sappy ending.


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[The Pawn]

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When asked if its better then OT or TFA, all said its just different then those movies. Its a self contained war movie. Different vibe.


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[ZE_501]

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When I was younger I didn't see the beauty in wrestling, I want to get back to fighting and learn Jiu Jitsu or something, it's pretty cool looking and effective.

It's pretty freaking effective. A very nice equalizer. In my opinion, the most effective combat arts are Muay Thai, Western Boxing, Greco-Roman Wrestling and of course, BJJ.

[...] What I like about Muay Thai are the knees, elbows and kicks, the kicks are tough on your shins at first but once your bones get harder you feel like you have metal rods for shins, and I like the stance too.

While my shins retain a lot of their conditioning after all that time, the mechanics of the swing-kick itself are hard on the back as I get older. If I found myself in trouble today, I'd probably default to clinch/knees to defend myself. Nasty and difficult for the untrained to deal with.

These days I spend more time running and doing yoga, although I still make it into the gym to work the heavy bag. The scenery in yoga is generally *quite* nice.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

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Makes sense. Any cameos besides Leia?

 

[GasparZizou]

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Oh, I didn't know you meant heavy hitter as in literally hitting hard

Yeah

There are other terms, like "planet buster", and that one can also be used for espers and reality benders I think.

For instance, I don't know if Darth Nihilus could be considered planet buster, I believe he can kill the surface of an entire planet.

 

[The Pawn]

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Didn't ask. I just confirmed that everyone dies!! Vader uses his lightsaber!! Bacta Tank!! War Movie!! Great ending with Vader!! And Leia is in it played by another actress.


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[rushmore223]

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When I was younger I didn't see the beauty in wrestling, I want to get back to fighting and learn Jiu Jitsu or something, it's pretty cool looking and effective.

The clinch is pretty cool (had to look that up cause I didn't know the name in English ), I've always wanted to see a little of Roman wrestling in superhero movies, Superman and other heavy hitters use it quite frequently actually, and it must look spectacular.

What I like about Muay Thai are the knees, elbows and kicks, the kicks are tough on your shins at first but once your bones get harder you feel like you have metal rods for shins, and I like the stance too.

That's cool, I used to be a assistant Teacher for Gracie Jiu-Jitsu at my local gym. I used to teach the newer students, the guy I taught under, he was amazing, besides actually learning under the Gracie's themselves he was also a 4th degree black belt in Aikido. I saw him get his certification/belt in Aikido, it was amazing, he took on 4 other attackers at once with ease. I was okay at Gracie, but I couldn't last more than 10 seconds against my teacher.

Anyway, that was half (my) lifetime ago, wish I was still in that kind of shape.

 

[GasparZizou]

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It's pretty freaking effective. A very nice equalizer. In my opinion, the most effective combat arts are Muay Thai, Western Boxing, Greco-Roman Wrestling and of course, BJJ.




While my shins retain a lot of their conditioning after all that time, the mechanics of the swing-kick itself are hard on the back as I get older. If I found myself in trouble today, I'd probably default to clinch/knees to defend myself. Nasty and difficult for the untrained to deal with.

These days I spend more time running and doing yoga, although I still make it into the gym to work the heavy bag. The scenery in yoga is generally *quite* nice.

I find myself contemplating Yoga more and more lately, I will try it eventually, I'll try and open my third eye.

What about Bas Rutten? Dude's old but he can still bust anyone's pancreas like a bubble

That's cool, I used to be a assistant Teacher for Gracie Jiu-Jitsu at my local gym. I used to teach the newer students, the guy I taught under, he was amazing, besides actually learning under the Gracie's themselves he was also a 4th degree black belt in Aikido. I saw him get his certification/belt in Aikido, it was amazing, he took on 4 other attackers at once with ease. I was okay at Gracie, but I couldn't last more than 10 seconds against my teacher.

Anyway, that was half (my) lifetime ago, wish I was still in that kind of shape.

Is Aikido the one you redirect your opponent's momentum against him? That one is awesome and looks awesome.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

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It's pretty freaking effective. A very nice equalizer. In my opinion, the most effective combat arts are Muay Thai, Western Boxing, Greco-Roman Wrestling and of course, BJJ.

The most effective combat art is the art of fighting without fighting. You need a boat though...

Oh, and the art of Steven Seagal. You need a ponytail for that one.

 

[Ropen]

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How does krennic die [emoji24][emoji24][emoji24][emoji24]


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[The Clown Prince of Crime]

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Is Aikido the one you redirect your opponent's momentum against him? That one is awesome and looks awesome.

When Steven Seagal does it

 

[fosing]

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is vader voiced by morgan freeman or samuel L. jackson?

 

[The Pawn]

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Most of the rumors are true, I did not ask this but the other rumors have been confirmed, so I would say Vader chokes him.


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[ZE_501]

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I find myself contemplating Yoga more and more lately, I will try it eventually, I'll try and open my third eye.

What about Bas Rutten? Dude's old but he can still bust anyone's pancreas like a bubble


Is Aikido the one you redirect your opponent's momentum against him? That one is awesome and looks awesome.

Yeah, my Ajahn is a little Thai dude in his late 50's and he'll **** you up.

I'm in decent shape, but the last couple of years have been spent trying to boost my career, so the level of fitness I once maintained as a fighter was bound to tank. I used to be a beast, albeit a small one (I was a lightweight).

I started yoga while I was fighting. Helped my flexibility and undid some of the damage I sustained. I do Bikram though...26 postures, 90 minutes, 40 degrees celsius. It's actually freaking hard. But I love the deep sweat. Just gotta be careful not to over-extend -- the heat can be deceiving.

Aikido is AMAZING. Too bad it takes a lifetime to master, like most things. I did fencing for while and although I loved it, wasn't going to go far as an adult.