Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Dec 15th, 2017)

[aa909]

Clearly they just don't get the depth in the storytelling. Bunch of idiots and morons...

This had me rolling... one of the best lines is the Asian guy saying “there’s millions and millions of cute Asian girls and they had to choose her?”

If we distill all the complaints down to a single truth it would be that 90% of fans went to this movie to see Luke back in SW and learn what he’s been doing for 35 years and ultimately his fate... and TLJ sh** all over his character from start to finish. That’s probably the biggest failure in this movie.

 

[xipotec]

Oh yeah? I met Dave Prowse, Jeremy Bulloch, and Uncle Owen at a convention in 1998.

Just felt like bragging.

I also met them about the same time....

Also Kenny Baker, and Anthony Daniels...

Spent an Afternoon with Mark Hamill and got to talk to Harrison.

Never got to meet Carrie ( kind sad about that ), Peter Mathew or James Earl Jones.

Been lucky to have met these folks.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[crows]

 

[crows]

 

[crows]

 

[ZaCHw117]

dunno. Does it?

lmfaooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

 

[murdomac]

I have a couple of problems with Holdos Hyperspace manoeuvrer/tactic, there's the one that everybody's talking about i.e. as why hasn't it been used before etc etc etc.

However my problem is more basic involving the science fiction about hyper-drive that is to say people are always (in Star Wars certainly) making the JUMP to light speed which as I understand it means one second your in normal space the next your in hyperspace although in the films they visualize this with spacecraft zooming of into the distance my understanding is that there is no actual acceleration as such as you literally JUMP into hyperspace without needing a 'run up to'

So when Holdo fired up the Hyperdrive she would have just jumped straight into hyperspace? And not gone 'through' anything? Possibly my understanding is incorrect but as I see it the tactic doesn't even fit in with ANY science fiction.

The scene could have just as easily been done I think with Holdo setting the Hyper-drive generators/engines to maximum/overload and with all guns blazing to make a hole in Snokes shields ram/explode her ship in close proximity achieving the same effect without breaking canon.

 

[DarthBakura]

I have a couple of problems with Holdos Hyperspace manoeuvrer/tactic, there's the one that everybody's talking about i.e. as why hasn't it been used before etc etc etc.

However my problem is more basic involving the science fiction about hyper-drive that is to say people are always (in Star Wars certainly) making the JUMP to light speed which as I understand it means one second your in normal space the next your in hyperspace although in the films they visualize this with spacecraft zooming of into the distance my understanding is that there is no actual acceleration as such as you literally JUMP into hyperspace without needing a 'run up to'

So when Holdo fired up the Hyperdrive she would have just jumped straight into hyperspace? And not gone 'through' anything? Possibly my understanding is incorrect but as I see it the tactic doesn't even fit in with ANY science fiction.

The scene could have just as easily been done I think with Holdo setting the Hyper-drive generators/engines to maximum/overload and with all guns blazing to make a hole in Snokes shields ram/explode her ship in close proximity achieving the same effect without breaking canon.

Han mentions in A New Hope that “traveling through hyperspace ain’t like dusting crops, boy.”

The navigation systems map out a safe path for ships to travel the galaxy. It takes a dozen or so minutes to get to their destinations in the films, usually. They’re still physically passing through space. So, a ship hitting a baseball sized rock going lightspeed would obliterate the meteor and split the spacecraft into chunks.

What you’re thinking of is the Rosenberg Bridge theory, where space is folded onto itself and the object travels through a warp, or rift, of sorts.

 

[crows]

 

[crows]

 

[Wor-Gar]

 

[ZaCHw117]

Yes, but on that some note, RLM isn't special anymore.

 

[klwn]

 

[Khev]

China: Where good movies go to die.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottm...lade-runner-2049-bombs-in-china/#1c5d9db91b9e

 

[Vault Boy]

Perfect.

 

[Vault Boy]

Ha ha I love that one. Just wait until the blue ray release. The animated gifs will make it take the place of the PT as the laughing stock.

 

[Adolfo]

That guy is Star Wars itself...Palpatine > Any Disney Star Wars

 

[klwn]

China: Where good movies go to die.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottm...lade-runner-2049-bombs-in-china/#1c5d9db91b9e

To be fair, it bombed everywhere

Villeneuve is my hero but man, that studio was crazy to spend so much on this sequel.

That guy is Star Wars itself...Palpatine > Any Disney Star Wars

The best.

 

[Sachiel]

Jackson was also responsible for his actions as well, as was Prince, and Whitney Houston....and all the other OD’s

Jake Skywalker OD'd on the Force.

 

[Popnfresh98]

Jake Skywalker OD'd on the Force.

Jake Skywalker OD’d on ***** milk

Too many tittychlorians to handle in that concentrated green stuff

Dunno. Does it?

I love that this has become such a thing

This thread is too entertaining