leibowde84
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Yes ... I loved Star Wars. I thought it had issues with copying the original (episode 4), but that is kind of exactly what I wanted.You're also telling Revoltingest to shut his whore mouth?
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Yes ... I loved Star Wars. I thought it had issues with copying the original (episode 4), but that is kind of exactly what I wanted.You're also telling Revoltingest to shut his whore mouth?
Read a what?Agreed. But the ending made more sense if you read the book.
Star Wars fans are expected to be fervent & defensive.You're also telling Revoltingest to shut his whore mouth?
others have noted that as well; but the whole series is based on the mythological cycle of the return of the Hero. Episode I also mimicked episode VI.Yes ... I loved Star Wars. I thought it had issues with copying the original (episode 4), but that is kind of exactly what I wanted.
Agreed, and that's part of what I like about Star Wars in general. Familiarity.others have noted that as well; but the whole series is based on the mythological cycle of the return of the Hero. Episode I also mimicked episode VI.
But they made it clear that this Death Star is MUCH bigger than the original one. Totally different!I enjoyed it, but it wasn't a great movie......
- The plot was virtually the same as Episode IV (1977)
I know! What's next? Sound in space?- Draining a star of energy, & storing all of it in device? I know it's science fantasy (not science fiction), but geeze Louise folks, that's needlessly unscientific.
I'd actually gotten inured to sound in space.But they made it clear that this Death Star is MUCH bigger than the original one. Totally different!
I know! What's next? Sound in space?
How about 2001 A Space Odyssey. At Least an honorable mention?
You're also telling Revoltingest to shut his whore mouth?
But they made it clear that this Death Star is MUCH bigger than the original one. Totally different!
What other movie franchise looks at William Shatner as the brilliant level of acting they wish they had!
Read a what?
Yeah, really....that part really strained my willingness to go along with everything else. Apparently, instead of a small moon, they got a dwarf planet--and had to cut a valley around the middle of it...and it sucked up the energy from a star, held it, then sent out its blast ray....okay, so it used up the star it was orbiting...and where does it get another one to use for the next shot????It was not another Death Star!
It was called...um...it was called the Not-Death-Star-Gun-Thing!
where does it get another one to use for the next shot????
I'd actually gotten inured to sound in space.
I should't have, but I did.
As much as I hate to say it....I enjoyed it, but it wasn't a great movie......
- The plot was virtually the same as Episode IV (1977)
- The acting was mostly wooden. Daisy Ridley (Rey) was worthy though.
- The dialogue was uninspiring.
- Some of the movie was predicated on drama we never saw, so it didn't seem compelling.....
Kylo Ren's turning to the dark side wasn't believable.
His murder of Han Solo seemed pointless.
Han's & Leia's supposedly strained relationship was unrealistic.
- Finn's defection from the First Order was the most interesting aspect of the movie for me, but it needed more development to be credible.
- Draining a star of energy, & storing all of it in device? I know it's science fantasy (not science fiction), but geeze Louise folks, that's needlessly unscientific.
I propose an entire movie about Finn's journey from young stormtrooper trainee to rebel scum.
You forgot Spaceballs...We can still be friends...although I'll not turn my back on you.
Yes, Khan's Wrath was the one fine movie in that bunch.
Top 5....no....no....not quite.
Better sci fi.....
Alien
Aliens
Star Wars Episode IV (1977)
Terminator
Terminator 2
Gattaca
Blade Runner
District 9
The Day The Earth Stood Still (1951 version only)
Avatar
Robocop
Starship Troopers (as a comedy)
I'm trying to forget it.You forgot Spaceballs...
Just saying