And if it were literally true that "size matters not," Sith would throw actual stars at their opponents. That would bring new meaning to the terms "Star Wars" and "Death Star."Rich Evans/ RLM said that, as a Force user, you would just force squeeze your opponent's brain inside their skull and kill them. You would never need to fight or get close to them.
Stargate was all I could think of as well.When Morgan's droid was looking at the coordinates locking in at his console, I can't help but imagine him saying "Chevron 3 is holding... Chevron 3 is locked in place!"
Yes … if a Jedi, Sith, or other "Force-wielder" could make unlimited use of something like the "Force Dash" we saw in TPM, why wouldn't they? The fact we see it rarely, and then only in spurts, makes it clear to me that they can't use it all the time.
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When Morgan's droid was looking at the coordinates locking in at his console, I can't help but imagine him saying "Chevron 3 is holding... Chevron 3 is locked in place!"
All movies are fan films, from a certain point of view.Just watched episode 4. I really don't know.
Seems like we are sitting through a fan film that had a better budget than most.
I hope this gets a bit more interesting.
who would you have changed? is this fight worse than vader vs obiwan in ANH? just putting some perspective.Episode 4, I gave up all my hopes. The stunt choreographer and director for the Baylan Ahsoka fight should look for another job. It was so bad I could almost hear them counting. Eh, I don't even want to rant anymore. This show is just simply bad.
There are differences between a lightsaber and a real sword but they're the same in that a thrust is different from a cut. Sure, lightsabers can cut like nobody's business, but just because they can cut so well doesn't mean that they'd equally devastating in a thrust. Yes, you'd be creating a nastier hole than your average steel sword, but all straight thrust is going to to is create a hole the size of the lightsaber's blade. If you don't hit any vital organs, the person you've stabbed isn't going to instantly die. To do the same kind of damage stabbing/thrusting with a lightsaber as you can cutting, you'd have to do more than just a straight thrust. To do devastating damage thrusting with a lightsaber you'd have to draw the saber after you've stabbed your opponent, then you'll be doing damage like you would with a cut.Absolutely. But as you acknowledge later on, the characteristics of a lightsaber are different than that of a real-world sword...
The thing is, we have to establish just how powerful a lightsaber is, what kind of damage it can do, and stick to that standard.
A plasma sword that can cut through a passing starfighter, with only the strength of the wielder propelling it, as well as bracing it against the momentum of the fighter, has to have a serious amount of power in it. It must be emitting TONS of energy. We know this because if Ahsoka tried to cut that ship with a metal sword, it wouldn't have done a thing because obviously she couldn't possibly have the physical strength necessary to cut it with one. No one in Star Wars could. So, if a lightsaber can do that, it would surely be devastating to stab someone with it just by virtue of the intense heat it radiates.
I'm not asking for realism here. As Drinker said in his video, applying real-world physics to a lightsaber would mean it could possibly vaporize a person that was hit with it. I think we all agree we wouldn't want that to occur on-screen as it wouldn't be very cinematic. I don't even have a huge problem with being able to cut a ship's wing in half (Though that scene was poorly conceived and executed). But, a weapon that can do that should be deadly in a stabbing situation as well. Sabine should be dead. If your intent is to keep her alive, then have her receive a grazing wound instead. All these characters surviving what should be fatal blows not only diminishes the impact of lightsabers as other-worldly weapons, but it also removes tension because a lightsaber fight doesn't have to end in death anymore. That's my take anyway.
Ditto. I was thinking the same exact thing every time that status screen was shown.Stargate was all I could think of as well.
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Hey hey hey….Except for spaceship scenes nothing but the same old Disney dreck. Why is it so hard to write an exciting story. All that money and they still can't find decent talent. Maybe AI is the way to go. Don't think the robot overlords can do any worse.
4 episodes is a fair shake, so if you arent enjoying it at this point its probably not your thing, which is okay. We all prefer different things.Episode 4, I gave up all my hopes. The stunt choreographer and director for the Baylan Ahsoka fight should look for another job. It was so bad I could almost hear them counting. Eh, I don't even want to rant anymore. This show is just simply bad.
I think he did a couple jump turns back to back,maybe take that down to one turn is all I would change. I thought he was awesome. Really amped up the rage and presence at the end of the Ahsoka fight. There is no wavering, he acts with no indecision. Loved his “for a higher good” line when reasoning with Sabine.who would you have changed? is this fight worse than vader vs obiwan in ANH? just putting some perspective.
I still cant tell if his saber hilt is dark or if its just lighting. His tunic also looks like two different colors, which Im chalking up to lighting.Yeah I def think there could be more to this “Anakin” than meets the eye, given the musical cues at the end.
And regarding Ray Stevenson, I agree! I still can’t unsee him almost being a Vader from another multiverse!