CessnaDriver
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I will save a lot of money put it that way. LOL
Yeah that $10 you didn’t spend on a cinema ticket will go farI will save a lot of money put it that way. LOL
To the latter’s credit, they gave the exact performances Lucas asked them to give. I’ve seen Christensen do incredibly good work, and seen him sigh at some of the Star Wars scenes. “Why did they go with that take?” and stories of “George kept saying “Faster! More Intense!”There was a pathway where Osment, then Heath Ledger, could have both played Anakin. The scripts weren't the best in the PT, but I believe both actors could have elevated the material more than Jake Lloyd and Hayden Christensen.
The one time a multiverse is asked for is the one franchise that doesn’t do it.You don't, unless you first use that "Many Worlds" plot device that people have been mentioning. I normally hate multiverses, but in this case it could actually do some good for a change
Let the past die. Kill it, if you have to. It's the only way....Okay, legit question.
Yes, we know the ST disappointed many.
So, that said, if you’re in Disney‘s shoes, how do you move forward with Rey from there?
I'd do nothing with Rey. I'd avoid the ST era altogether. Best they could do is set it long enough after TROS that Rey has died of old age or of some other reason, and her apprentice is the master of a new Jedi academy.Okay, legit question.
Yes, we know the ST disappointed many.
So, that said, if you’re in Disney‘s shoes, how do you move forward with Rey from there?
How do u explain the lightsaber?So maybe she's naturally stronger in the force than Kylo, and was able to use it to get the upper hand at the end. Kylo was not a truth Sith after all, and was clearly emotionally unbalanced with some anger issues, so probably isn't the best person to judge anything against.
Make her relatable but I’d make her kinda a lost jedi trying to find other jedi and struggling to go train and keep them togetherOkay, legit question.
Yes, we know the ST disappointed many.
So, that said, if you’re in Disney‘s shoes, how do you move forward with Rey from there?
Let the past die. Kill it, if you have to. It's the only way....
Looked it up on IMDB and apparently it's: "Totally Pointless Movie". No wonder it got spankedObviously TPM = Top Pistol Maverick. But why jye thinks it was spanked by The Matrix in 1999 I have no idea....
I dunno, Prime; do you really believe we had to see him grow up on screen in order for us to feel the weight of his tragedy? We didn't need to see a character like Michael Corleone as a kid squealing "Yippee!" - or as a teen courting Kay by letting her know about his displeasure with sand for getting in his butt crack - in order to believe that he was a good, decent, and normal man before selling his soul for revenge, greed, and power.I have to disagree about it diminishing Vader, however. I know Anakin was totally different to what people were expecting/wanting, but he had to be a normal, relatable (yes, even whiny) kid for his transformation to have weight. I concede it was still a leap too far for many folk.
I'm not taking sides, but I do find it annoying that people think Rey should have been completely clueless with respect to wielding a lightsaber when it was already established that she could handle herself just fine with her staff. Growing up a scavenger & having to defend herself (& probably fight off others vying for the same spare parts), she obviously would have developed some combat skills. That said, in her TFA battle with injured Kylo it was still apparent that (a) she had no actual technique to speak of and (b) he could have dispatched her easily upon having her trapped, leaning perilously over a gaping crevasse, if not for telling her she needed a teacher and then pausing interminably so she had ample time to turn herself over to the Force. Now I do think they overdid it from that point on; the Force controlling her actions should have been just enough to let her fight back adequately to facilitate an escape - she shouldn't have defeated Kylo like she did, regardless of his injuries or emotional state.How do u explain the lightsaber?
I'd fire KK and ask Gilroy what he suggests to do with her.Okay, legit question.
Yes, we know the ST disappointed many.
So, that said, if you’re in Disney‘s shoes, how do you move forward with Rey from there?
You don’t.Okay, legit question.
Yes, we know the ST disappointed many.
So, that said, if you’re in Disney‘s shoes, how do you move forward with Rey from there?
Gilroy's too smart to go anywhere near that.I'd fire KK and ask Gilroy what he suggests to do with her.
Yeah, I thought they established that quite well, actually. My problem (and it's a nitpick but a problem nonetheless) is that handling a staff is quite different from handling a sword or épée -- I've had some small amount of training with both types of weapons.I'm not taking sides, but I do find it annoying that people think Rey should have been completely clueless with respect to wielding a lightsaber when it was already established that she could handle herself just fine with her staff. Growing up a scavenger & having to defend herself (& probably fight off others vying for the same spare parts), she obviously would have developed some combat skills.
Well i understand she could carry a weapon but I don’t like is that she could beat a main villain who had more practice than her with ease. That makes her and the villian look awful. Not only did she beat him she scarred him. A better question I should have asked is how does she beat an advanced lightsaber fighter in her first ever lightsaber fight.I'm not taking sides, but I do find it annoying that people think Rey should have been completely clueless with respect to wielding a lightsaber when it was already established that she could handle herself just fine with her staff. Growing up a scavenger & having to defend herself (& probably fight off others vying for the same spare parts), she obviously would have developed some combat skills. That said, in her TFA battle with injured Kylo it was still apparent that (a) she had no actual technique to speak of and (b) he could have dispatched her easily upon having her trapped, leaning perilously over a gaping crevasse, if not for telling her she needed a teacher and then pausing interminably so she had ample time to turn herself over to the Force. Now I do think they overdid it from that point on; the Force controlling her actions should have been just enough to let her fight back adequately to facilitate an escape - she shouldn't have defeated Kylo like she did, regardless of his injuries or emotional state.
Now that's a good point and I have another real world experience as an example.Well i understand she could carry a weapon but I don’t like is that she could beat a main villain who had more practice than her with ease. That makes her and the villian look awful. Not only did she beat him she scarred him. A better question I should have asked is how does she beat an advanced lightsaber fighter in her first ever lightsaber fight.
Lol that’s true. I’m just looking at from a heroes journey standpoint. As a writer myself it’s always important to create a relatable and compelling character who goes through certain situations and struggles. The greatest characters ever written have lost or struggled greatly before they won. Spider-Man for example is popular because he fights and sometimes loses. Batman is popular because he’s a man against impossible odds.Now that's a good point and I have another real world experience as an example.
I was an amateur fighter. Not exceptional in any way -- won some, lost some -- but experienced enough. After I retired from fighting due to age I took up fencing out of curiosity.
I had held swords before, even had 'duels' with other people who had little or no formal training that came down to athleticism (timing, reflexes and all that jazz) -- so I was already fit with decent timing, eyes and athleticism, relatively calm under attack.
First time I picked up a foil and faced my formally trained and experienced instructor, he showed me how quickly I would die.
Very, very quickly.
So on the one hand I want to hand wave Rey's duel away as her being an experienced fighter using the unfamiliar lightsaber as a staff (for thrusting) against a badly wounded opponent.
But now you have me remembering how utterly useless I was against a trained, competitive fencer that knew what he was doing in spite of years of combat sports.
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