Star Wars: Episode IX - THE RISE OF SKYWALKER
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Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
She insulted him by calling him "Captain." He responded by calling her "coward" and "traitor." I'm pretty sure that qualifies as standing up for himself.
She insulted him by calling him "Captain." He responded by calling her "coward" and "traitor." I'm pretty sure that qualifies as standing up for himself.
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
Fixed.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm heading out of here before opinion police arrive.
How can one Love RO and/or TLJ... It makes no sense
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Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
Fixed.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I'm heading out of here before I get called out on my BS again.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
You get what you give!
Psst...I adore the first two Pirates movies, respectfully acknowledge the third, tolerate the fourth, and appreciate the effort of the fifth.
'Twas just a friendly jab.
You get what you give!
Psst...I adore the first two Pirates movies, respectfully acknowledge the third, tolerate the fourth, and appreciate the effort of the fifth.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
Forget TLJ how come in AQP the US military didn’t just put speakers in a field and make noise so that the monsters would come and then shot them dead like fish in a barrel or cage them for study.
Sounds like more fun then watching TLJ again
Forget TLJ how come in AQP the US military didn’t just put speakers in a field and make noise so that the monsters would come and then shot them dead like fish in a barrel or cage them for study.
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
Well I'd say most of the effort of the fifth paid off since I enjoyed that film more than any of last year's other movies, but I'm sure I'll get crucified for that.
Just ask Wor-Gar and Khev, they loved it too.
Well I'd say most of the effort of the fifth paid off since I enjoyed that film more than any of last year's other movies, but I'm sure I'll get crucified for that.
Just ask Wor-Gar and Khev, they loved it too.
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
They wanted to wait until the creatures were almost starved and thus too weak to even think about running from the sound.. Then they would kill them... At least that was what Hux wanted to do.
They wanted to wait until the creatures were almost starved and thus too weak to even think about running from the sound.. Then they would kill them... At least that was what Hux wanted to do.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
The whole reason he was being dissed was because of the Destruction of the Dreadnaught.. Someone should have pointed it out that he saved the resistance.. Poe... a friend.. The writers!!!
She insulted him by calling him "Captain." He responded by calling her "coward" and "traitor." I'm pretty sure that qualifies as standing up for himself.
The whole reason he was being dissed was because of the Destruction of the Dreadnaught.. Someone should have pointed it out that he saved the resistance.. Poe... a friend.. The writers!!!
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
Ok first I didn't know you could speak droid
Seriously though.. I don't recall.. Why did R2 have any piece of the map.. Why was there another piece of the map in Father Marrin's possession.. I don't recall...
Ok first I didn't know you could speak droid
Seriously though.. I don't recall.. Why did R2 have any piece of the map.. Why was there another piece of the map in Father Marrin's possession.. I don't recall...
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
I loved Pirates 5... better than unsatisfying and not very fun 3.... and way better than the complete mess that was 4.
The guillotine gag alone tops any gag in 3-4.
And best villain since Davy Jones himself. I'd rank Salazar Number 3 after Davy and Barbossa.
Well I'd say most of the effort of the fifth paid off since I enjoyed that film more than any of last year's other movies, but I'm sure I'll get crucified for that.
Just ask Wor-Gar and Khev, they loved it too.
I loved Pirates 5... better than unsatisfying and not very fun 3.... and way better than the complete mess that was 4.
The guillotine gag alone tops any gag in 3-4.
And best villain since Davy Jones himself. I'd rank Salazar Number 3 after Davy and Barbossa.
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
I'd actually say Salazar is one of the best villains to grace the big screen in a long time.
See that JAWS? The Chakor/Wor-Gar/Khev Pirates 5 Love Club is much more fun than any TLJ love or hate club.
I'd actually say Salazar is one of the best villains to grace the big screen in a long time.
See that JAWS? The Chakor/Wor-Gar/Khev Pirates 5 Love Club is much more fun than any TLJ love or hate club.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
None of this is explicitly stated but if we go with what IS stated and the simplest extrapolation -
The piece contained in R2-
Han says that the people who knew Luke best supposed he went looking for the first Jedi temple. Since R2 is Luke's traveling companion/calculator/Swiss Army Knife, it's most reasonable to suppose he (Luke) would make use of R2 while researching his goal. Once achieved, not only does R2 become inaccessible, but the information he has is edited and pertinent info removed...
The piece hidden in BB-8 -
Poe is dispatched to collected information in the ass end of nowhere (with no knowledge of the portion contained in R2). He refers to it as a "map to Luke Skywalker" in a moment of desperation to convince Finn, who repeats that phrase - perhaps leading to some unsupported assumptions by inattentive viewers.
Why the 2nd piece resided with The Exorcist is not explored beyond the scripted implications that he believes in the cause and is acquainted with the Skywalker/Solo families.
None of this is explicitly stated but if we go with what IS stated and the simplest extrapolation -
The piece contained in R2-
Han says that the people who knew Luke best supposed he went looking for the first Jedi temple. Since R2 is Luke's traveling companion/calculator/Swiss Army Knife, it's most reasonable to suppose he (Luke) would make use of R2 while researching his goal. Once achieved, not only does R2 become inaccessible, but the information he has is edited and pertinent info removed...
The piece hidden in BB-8 -
Poe is dispatched to collected information in the ass end of nowhere (with no knowledge of the portion contained in R2). He refers to it as a "map to Luke Skywalker" in a moment of desperation to convince Finn, who repeats that phrase - perhaps leading to some unsupported assumptions by inattentive viewers.
Why the 2nd piece resided with The Exorcist is not explored beyond the scripted implications that he believes in the cause and is acquainted with the Skywalker/Solo families.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
Salazar is okay but does not approach, IMO, Barbossa or Davy Jones. The dynamic between the first couple of iconic villains and career-high Depp is so intoxicating it almost makes Orlando Bloom look above-average.
I'd actually say Salazar is one of the best villains to grace the big screen in a long time.
See that JAWS? The Chakor/Wor-Gar/Khev Pirates 5 Love Club is much more fun than any TLJ love or hate club.
Salazar is okay but does not approach, IMO, Barbossa or Davy Jones. The dynamic between the first couple of iconic villains and career-high Depp is so intoxicating it almost makes Orlando Bloom look above-average.
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
and the paddle of course
You forgot to mention that I'm bringing coffee and doughnuts.
and the paddle of course
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
My only beef with Salazar is that his demise was extremely predictable and cliched. Other than that I loved the performance from Bardem and the theme that followed him throughout the movie. I'd put him above all of last year's Marvel villains. But definitely not above Barbossa or Jones.
My only beef with Salazar is that his demise was extremely predictable and cliched. Other than that I loved the performance from Bardem and the theme that followed him throughout the movie. I'd put him above all of last year's Marvel villains. But definitely not above Barbossa or Jones.
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
I'm also part of the very select RO Fan Club. But it grows larger every day and likely with each successive Star Wars film.
See that JAWS? The Chakor/Wor-Gar/Khev Pirates 5 Love Club is much more fun than any TLJ love or hate club.
I'm also part of the very select RO Fan Club. But it grows larger every day and likely with each successive Star Wars film.
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
What is jye, chopped liver?
You know I think I'll give that movie another chance sometime down the road. I just found it really boring ala CW and BvS the first time around. It could be one of those movies that gets better with repeat viewings like Thor 3 - and not the kind that get worse like Ant-Meh.
What is jye, chopped liver?
You know I think I'll give that movie another chance sometime down the road. I just found it really boring ala CW and BvS the first time around. It could be one of those movies that gets better with repeat viewings like Thor 3 - and not the kind that get worse like Ant-Meh.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - December 20, 2019
I’ve only watched Pirates 1.
I’ve only watched Pirates 1.
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