Star Wars Universe Thread: May The 4th Be With You

[oddandtwisted]

enjoyed the movie

Vader's helemts neck part bothered me too tho

that scene where he went off sheesh 

 

[buschfan04]

Saw it last night and seeing it IMAX tomorrow. Vader though? Wow. Oh and we need an old republic movie, tv series something

 

[GrizzlyAnimal]

Watching IV now

 

[jamesandstl]

My girlfriend surprised me and said she is bringing me to see it in IMAX tomorrow.

 

[firstclass]

Just came back and This movie is everything and more than I expected. Easily better than that rehash called TFA

 

[hoosier bad boy 11]

The neck chain on Vader was missing. Small detail but stood out. Great cast too I love that is minorities got shown some love.

 

[chris82790]

I've been thinking about this movie all day. Cannot wait for Round 2 this weekend.

 

[knappps]

This seems to be the general consensus but I loved the ending. I'll be going to see it again another time or two over the holidays.

Also everyone was sent home with these last night.
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[BANLEU]

Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I actually liked the first half. I have a young daughter so I enjoyed them going into the relationship between Jyn and her father, which is much better than the whole trash Skywalker family tree.

Anyway the movie was great! Below are some of the minor gripes I had though.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

Maybe it's been too long since I saw the originals but I never realized the Death Star could warp. But it makes me wonder why it took so long for it get in position to destroy Yavin IV in ANH?

Was the Citadel on Scarif the only place that the schematics to the Death star were kept? If so, why did Tarkin blow it up and how did they build the second Death Star? Why didn't they just keep the schematics on the Death Star itself? They obviously though it was impenetrable.

Maybe Im looking too deeply into it.

 

[raider5]

I enjoyed the first half as well. The second half was just amazing and that's why it's getting all the praise.

I bet I would have loved he first half had I read Catalyst. I might still pick it up and read it.

 

[kvsm23vs24]

First half was dope. It set up the damn movie... I'm thinking a lot of people on here don't like a lot of talking in there films.

 

[bishopstrongbow]

THATS HOW YOU DO LORD VADER

Jesus... I'm ******* with it again tomorrow. My theatre AC was out so they gave us free passes lol I didn't even notice it was out

 

[jamesandstl]

I have got to stop coming in here. I'm like at the perfect hype right now. I just wnat to see Vader make people his b!+(H

 

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[Sinner]

Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I actually liked the first half. I have a young daughter so I enjoyed them going into the relationship between Jyn and her father, which is much better than the whole trash Skywalker family tree.

Anyway the movie was great! Below are some of the minor gripes I had though.
 

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

Maybe it's been too long since I saw the originals but I never realized the Death Star could warp. But it makes me wonder why it took so long for it get in position to destroy Yavin IV in ANH?

Was the Citadel on Scarif the only place that the schematics to the Death star were kept? If so, why did Tarkin blow it up and how did they build the second Death Star? Why didn't they just keep the schematics on the Death Star itself? They obviously though it was impenetrable.

Maybe Im looking too deeply into it.

I enjoyed the story/context of the first half too... my minor issue was the pacing of it.

Haha, fair questions.  

 

[everysingletime]

I feel like the movie lacked soul. We didn't get to know any of the characters. By the end of the movie I didn't care about any of them.

The lady who played the main character was a strong actress but I felt like she was misused. Everyone else had a forgettable performance.

The last act with the action was pretty good but the movie did nothing to earn all that action.

Darth Vader scene was the best part of the movie.

 

[noblekane]

I feel like the movie lacked soul. We didn't get to know any of the characters. By the end of the movie I didn't care about any of them.

The lady who played the main character was a strong actress but I felt like she was misused. Everyone else had a forgettable performance.

The last act with the action was pretty good but the movie did nothing to earn all that action.

Darth Vader scene was the best part of the movie.

do you like any movie made on planet earth?

 

[law3001]

The movie did nothing to earn that action? What does that even mean?

 

[everysingletime]

A movie's first job is make the viewer care about the heroes. It absolutely failed at that job. Lots of action and sacrifice happened but I was like ehh.

TFA was a much better movie and it's not even close

 

[2 RAWW]

Saw the movie tonight.

I thought it definitely lacked the character attachment that I usually have with the Star Wars movies, but I think they did a good job of connecting the dots to Episode 4. 

That 30 seconds of Vader had me so damn hype omg. We really need a Vader movie to do his character justice.

7/10

 

[2 RAWW]

double.

 

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[law3001]

amel is the dipsetgeneral of movies on NT

 

[cragmatic]

I feel like TFA was a polarizing film. I know a lot of people who hate on it and really didn't like it much at all. Then I know a lot of people like me who absolutely loved it.