Re: Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Pre-release)
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cayman shen
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I actually think I like the new dish better...
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No, there were the TPM "tone poems."
I actually think I like the new dish better...
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No, there were the TPM "tone poems."
Father
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jme3
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Hilarious!! And for anyone who hasn't seen "Downfall", give it a review; it's excellent.
Hilarious!! And for anyone who hasn't seen "Downfall", give it a review; it's excellent.
cayman shen
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I never get tired of those Hitler reacts gags. They're like fart jokes or sack taps. Always funny.
I never get tired of those Hitler reacts gags. They're like fart jokes or sack taps. Always funny.
redinight
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mattrendar
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After wacthing it 76 times did any one else notice the falcon has a new square radar dish on top ? Had to replace it after damn lando had knocked it off . Flying out of the 2nd Death Star
After wacthing it 76 times did any one else notice the falcon has a new square radar dish on top ? Had to replace it after damn lando had knocked it off . Flying out of the 2nd Death Star
jme3
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redinight
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There is a lens flare in this shot! My god, it's not funny or cute anymore. Also, now "we old fans" can use this excuse that they are for a different generation, but you told my generation that the prequels sucked? Why the double standard?
There is a lens flare in this shot! My god, it's not funny or cute anymore. Also, now "we old fans" can use this excuse that they are for a different generation, but you told my generation that the prequels sucked? Why the double standard?
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You should have watch it once frame by frame you'd of spotted it straight away then, bit like no one has mentioned the 2 other people in the forrest running away in the horizon,,,,,,,,,sorry thats the harry potter trailer I just watched.
Looks like he's still alone with his steam sabre, I mean coal sabre...
You should have watch it once frame by frame you'd of spotted it straight away then, bit like no one has mentioned the 2 other people in the forrest running away in the horizon,,,,,,,,,sorry thats the harry potter trailer I just watched.
Looks like he's still alone with his steam sabre, I mean coal sabre...
mattrendar
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Lol late in the game ..
Lol late in the game ..
jme3
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Ok last time I'm going to say this. Lucas said the prophecy was a Jedi prophecy and that in the Jedi's view the Force is in balance if there is no Dark Side. It's not a ying/yang balance. When Vader kills the Emperor and goes back to the Light Side, the Force is in balance.
I had no problem with the Jedi fighting style in the Prequels, but thinking on it while reading some of the comments I do think that they should alter the style for Luke and any future Jedi. Yoda says the Jedi have become arrogant, and that certainly could have been showcased in the showier fighting styles. Get rid of all those unnecessary flips, lightsaber twirls, etc. and break it down to the essentials. I would make it more impressive than the OT fighting because that was pretty much just fencing. It would also look like Luke was still a newbie if he fought like that. I want him to come out and wipe the floor with another lightsaber wielder.
Ok last time I'm going to say this. Lucas said the prophecy was a Jedi prophecy and that in the Jedi's view the Force is in balance if there is no Dark Side. It's not a ying/yang balance. When Vader kills the Emperor and goes back to the Light Side, the Force is in balance.
I had no problem with the Jedi fighting style in the Prequels, but thinking on it while reading some of the comments I do think that they should alter the style for Luke and any future Jedi. Yoda says the Jedi have become arrogant, and that certainly could have been showcased in the showier fighting styles. Get rid of all those unnecessary flips, lightsaber twirls, etc. and break it down to the essentials. I would make it more impressive than the OT fighting because that was pretty much just fencing. It would also look like Luke was still a newbie if he fought like that. I want him to come out and wipe the floor with another lightsaber wielder.
Steven Pratt
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Dont know if its been mentioned yet but, the saber design and the lightning type blade could suggest its an ancient
sith saber not just JJ trying to re-invent the wheel.
Dont know if its been mentioned yet but, the saber design and the lightning type blade could suggest its an ancient
sith saber not just JJ trying to re-invent the wheel.
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Judging by the quality of the prequels (apparently a tragic fall from greatness is taking an already emotionally unstable whiny half-human half mystical energy field and have him be manipulated by an old politician (who is showing far more interest in a young man than he rightfully should) into killing his friends and family so they could hang out together and have the younger one call him Master (if that ain't creepy then I don't now what is)), I wouldn't trust Lucas to give me advice on McDonald's vs Burger King, let alone give me input on good vs evil.
All facetiousness aside, Lucas' definition of "balance" is flawed from the start. It's like having a vegan claim that a balanced diet consists of nothing but vegetables. It completely ignores an overall view that is present in society at large for one from a singular perspective.
Ok last time I'm going to say this. Lucas said the prophecy was a Jedi prophecy and that in the Jedi's view the Force is in balance if there is no Dark Side. It's not a ying/yang balance. When Vader kills the Emperor and goes back to the Light Side, the Force is in balance.
Judging by the quality of the prequels (apparently a tragic fall from greatness is taking an already emotionally unstable whiny half-human half mystical energy field and have him be manipulated by an old politician (who is showing far more interest in a young man than he rightfully should) into killing his friends and family so they could hang out together and have the younger one call him Master (if that ain't creepy then I don't now what is)), I wouldn't trust Lucas to give me advice on McDonald's vs Burger King, let alone give me input on good vs evil.
All facetiousness aside, Lucas' definition of "balance" is flawed from the start. It's like having a vegan claim that a balanced diet consists of nothing but vegetables. It completely ignores an overall view that is present in society at large for one from a singular perspective.
PantheraGem
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I'm wondering if the figure in black isn't Luke being disturbed in his exile.
I'm wondering if the figure in black isn't Luke being disturbed in his exile.
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Looks a little too tall and thin to be current-day Mark Hamill to me.
Looks a little too tall and thin to be current-day Mark Hamill to me.
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