And GTFOH with any SE B.S.
OH man, you just killed Khev's next joke argument.
Here's a good debate question: what's better: SE OT or PT?
And GTFOH with any SE B.S.
Of course that wasn't the question.
OH man, you just killed Khev's next joke argument.
Here's a good debate question: what's better: SE OT or PT?
For a second there it looked like the exclamation point was just part of the other special characters and I was about to say "wait what did the giant cow do to Poppins Leia??" lol
And to answer to the actual question you asked of course OT would be the obvious choice, I'd be surprised if anyone here (young or old) picked otherwise.
Well there you go... see? We're all friends here, we're all weened on the same trilogy that pulled us into this vibrant world.
The arguments in here are all about inferior alternate versions of our original trilogy, never expanding the story, just feeding on nostalgia and slightly different riffs of the original material.
Or maybe you're oversimplifying other people's expectations to try to make those expectations seem stupid when in fact you guys probably would have ate up what everyone else wanted just the same. Even Khev admitted that what we got is not what he would have written. Fair enough if you want to rationalize what we now have after-the-fact and find a way to accept it but lets not pretend you wouldn't have rejoiced in what the Doomcockers were looking for had it instead gone their way.
And would 'their way' necessarily have entailed Luke being a perfect hero 24/7? No. But maybe the magnitude of failure and the horrific consequences of that failure as depicted in the ST - hardly compensated for by his actions on Crait - was going a bit too far with the hero deconstruction.
Same. thats my bad. SORRY, EVERYONE. I can admit when I messed up lol
OK, let's settled it once and for all... for 2021... the FINAL ARGUMENT of ALL TIME!
What is better: The OT... the PT.... or the ST?
Not 'one has better acting but the other has better stuff'... not Driver was the Anakin we all wanted... just which trilogy is better. If you were sentenced to solitary confinement for all time and could only bring one trilogy with you, which would it be.
I will agree, ESB was the last truly innovative Star Wars movie. ROTJ was basically Star Wars Greatest Hits, complete with returning Death Star.
I will say that the PT was more innovative than the ST, which is insultingly more derivative of the OT. If only I could get past a majority of the acting in the PT...
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I don't want Hamill throwing down with PT level lightsabre duels or pulling star destroyers out of the sky, but equally I don't want to see Luke (for the first time on screen since RotJ) doing any of the following:
- sneaking up on his nephew (a minor) in his sleep, reading his mind (an invasion of privacy and potentially a rape analogy) and then lighting up his blade (analogy continued) whilst considering (with his intense angry crying face) whether or not he should murder him.
- lying to Rey because he is ashamed of his behaviour.
- being bested by Rey (an untrained, in the ways of the force and sword play, ignoramus) in the first duel we see him in.
- acting like crazy ESB yoda (when he is trying to throw Luke off) for a prolonged period of time e.g. suckling on space cow walrus (it?s not like Rey for one moment is confused whether this is Luke the jedi master).
- tossing his lightsabre over this shoulder and then mincing off.
- trying to burn scared jedi texts, then getting cold feet and then whinging like ANH Luke when ghost yoda turns up and burns them.
I don?t want to find out that despite Luke?s sacrifice in the OT and his hero?s journey that there is no real semblance of a happily ever after for him at all (even briefly prior to the ST beginning). I?m used to Star Wars Legends where he had a wife and kid and in this version he has neither. Nor does he seem to be close to Leia and Han anymore. He is a failure, not just as a teacher, not just as an uncle but also as the guardian for the new republic. When faced with this failure he runs off and hides for an indeterminate amount of time hoping to die alone (leaving behind a not map so someone can find him and ? watch him slowly die from old age).
He seems so depressed and full of rage and his wounded pride is so prevalent in TLJ that he may as well be consumed by the dark side except for his turned off force abilities.
Sorry Jye but that's not how I wanted to see Luke but don't worry I totally understand that you expect Luke to be sipping green titty milk in every scene from now on and whenever the going get's tough hiding in the most unfindable place until he is found whereupon he will redeem himself by committing jedi suicide alone on a rock.
Well there you go... see? We're all friends here, we're all weened on the same trilogy.
As an side bar, I always felt Luke looked alone and sad at the end of ROTJ.
Even after he is brought into the fold by his friends, I felt he was damaged by his experience.
So did the creators of Dark Empire .
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Luke starts out as a whiney little ***** in the desert... and ends up as a whiney little ***** on an island. The circle is now complete.
Then, like a miracle from the sky, The Mandalorian managed to make Luke a man somewhere in the middle.
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