Kylo is a pussie. No good reason for his turn to the Dark Side. Snoke was waisted. Poe became a propaganda device for an anti masculinity message. Know your place in the Matriarchy. Never question the wisdom of the superior sex (especially a Gender Studies teacher) or be ***** slapped for the piece of garbage mansplainer you are.
You are not very comfortable with your masculinity are you? You call Kylo a kitty? Because Holdo is a woman it's about anti masculinity? Have you kissed a girl? I am reading your personality as someone who really hates women. Probably because they reject you.
Can I tell you that I was ready to throw him under the bus and now I love him as Solo!
Are you sitting?
He was a better Solo than Ford’s ROTJ Solo.
Oh man lol
Wow man now that you mention it I don't know that I can disagree. ROTJ Han really didn't do anything cool the entire movie and Ford himself *really* phoned it in. So let's just officially declare that the guy we never wanted in the movie we never wanted to see ended up being a better Han Solo than Harrison Ford in an actual OT film. *thud* lol
Kylo is a pussie. No good reason for his turn to the Dark Side. Snoke was waisted. Poe became a propaganda device for an anti masculinity message. Know your place in the Matriarchy. Never question the wisdom of the superior sex (especially a Gender Studies teacher) or be ***** slapped for the piece of garbage mansplainer you are.
Kylo's turn to the Dark Side was all driven by Snoke. It was all a manipulation by a Dark Side master. Snoke sensed Ben's raw power and used the family connection to Vader in order to pull Kylo's strings the whole way. He made Kylo want to continue his grandfather's unfinished legacy. That's why some of the Kylo/Snoke interactions end up referencing Vader so often. Snoke keeps invoking Vader to keep manipulating Kylo into sinking deeper into the Dark Side (to prove that he's worthy of inheriting his grandfather's legacy). Snoke keeps making Kylo seem like a failure just to keep building up his anger. But Snoke created a monster that he couldn't tame.
When Kylo kills Snoke, he cuts the puppet strings. He's in charge of his own decisions and motivations now. That's the intrigue for the Kylo character heading into Episode IX: is he really Kylo Ren? Or is he really Ben Solo? Did Snoke's manipulations change him permanently? Or, now that the puppet strings have been cut, will Ben Solo be reawakened? Snoke's death was the key to setting up that part of the last chapter. So Snoke's death wasn't a waste at all, the way I see it. It was necessary. Kylo is now set up to determine how the Vader/Skywalker legacy will be defined.
No one wishes Snoke had been on screen more in TLJ than I do; trust me on that! But the story here is not about Snoke. He was a key device to drive the ST plot, but not a central character in terms of the Skywalker Saga. The story needed to shift (leading to Episode IX) more toward Kylo, who is the only actual Skywalker among the new crew (that we know of). Snoke's death served that purpose really well, imo.
And I've heard/read this same sort of analysis of Poe countless times, and I just fundamentally disagree with it. At the end of the movie, Poe is the one who takes charge in leading them out of the bunker; and Leia even tells everyone: "What are you looking at me for? Follow him." To me, that was the punctuation point for Poe's TLJ arc. He's becoming the next leader of the Resistance. The learning process for his character throughout the film was about realizing what it takes to do it most effectively. I don't see how all that stuff fits with some "anti-masculinity message" behind the Poe characterization.
Alden Indy movie when
Can I tell you that I was ready to throw him under the bus and now I love him as Solo!
Are you sitting?
He was a better Solo than Ford’s ROTJ Solo.
Oh man lol
You're saying Ford wasn't at his best in the best Indy film?
Last Crusade is my favourite Indy film and my favourite Indy performance too.
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