SkullDuggery
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No toys from this movie or any of the new trilogy TLJ left a bad taste in my mouth. Kinda like walrus ***** green milk.
I did not like TLJ for the same reasons most of you mentioned. My main hatred for it is how they mistreated the original 3 characters in these movies. However, I am still buying figures from this new trilogy because I like the idea of having 3 detolfs representing the 3 Star Wars trilogies.
Now I do admit, I’m having a hard time filling up my new trilogy shelves with figures. I will have a shelf with the older versions of the original 3. One shelf with Rey, Finn, and now Poe. My villain shelf is lacking, I only have TFA Kylo and that’s it. I hate unmasked Kylo and Phasma is a joke of a character, Hux and Snoke are no better.
One thing we all have to admit was that George Lucas created some of the most iconic and cool looking characters, these new movies have some of the most boring and uninspiring looking characters ever. Lucas also was a better story teller in the OT and the prequels but these new movies have no direction what so ever.
I don't know how you can say all three original main characters have been mistreated when it was Harrison Ford's wish to be killed off with a meaningful death since ROTJ. He got his wish in TFA and it was a pretty powerful moment, but I agree that Luke and Leia really weren't handled properly and given a fair sendoff in TLJ. I hope Luke at least comes back as a Force Ghost and plays a prominent role in episode IX so that there's some kind of decent closure for the character.
I've only seen the film once but I really wish I had the time to watch it once more and process the film better. My initial viewing was just such a letdown and yet I know I didn't hate it, like it way more than phantom menace and all the good moments outweighed most of Rogue One for me(which I think is a well made but very overated film).
Yup that's the exact same way I felt on a first viewing as well. But watching it again the story seemed to work and flow a whole lot better for some reason, and I was able to appreciate the writing a lot more as well.
Just surprising to me that so many of us were willing to give the dreadful and lifeless prequels multiple chances, but when it comes to TLJ everyone is just like "one and done." And I would argue the prequels screwed up the Anakin story a WHOLE lot more than TLJ screwed up Luke.
Why should it matter at all in the first place?FWIW, the article states it was a separate researcher and university that had done the research into how much dialogue characters were getting, not the story group.
Why should it matter at all in the first place?
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