alternate ending
| |
Anonymous comments allowed.
59 comments displayed.
#57 to #1
-
captinchikin (01/09/2016) [-] Luke may have been able to convey more emotion than any words could in the amazing ending we got...but I agree...the body language of TR-8R is immense, full of rage, full of fire...we thought he died for our spins, but he's back. If Kylo could survive a bowcaster to the stomach, why not FN-2199?
#17 to #15
-
fffffffuuuuuuuuuuu (01/09/2016) [-] He was there for comic relief, and failed at it. He wasn't funny. Didn't have any trouble firing at his former collegues, quickly left his first battle which is strange for someone who has been a trained killer from birth.
#26 to #17
-
baditch (01/09/2016) [-] Can't agree with you there, m9. I thought his jokes are well delivered. How important he is to the plot will be determined in the next movies. Aside from humor though, he gave the writers more to work with. If Rey is the only "hero"-type character then it's too predictable and everyone knows she's gonna be the one to save the day and destroy the first order and **** . Finn may not be a Jedi but he's gonna find his place in the fight just like Han Solo did. He was a smuggler turned hero and a Stormtrooper turned hero shouldn't be that much different or any less excusable.
#30 to #26
-
fffffffuuuuuuuuuuu (01/09/2016) [-] It was pretty obvious to me that Rey was gonna be the hero from the start. But dont get me wrong I loved the movie. I just really hate Finn, he's not the cold, badass ex-startrooper that I want him to be.
#44 to #39
-
NineChains (01/09/2016) [-] I think there's a difference between trained to kill and a trained killer. What we saw was his first raid/mission, and he clearly didn't agree with what happened, and didn't want to be a paid killer where he had to watch his friends die. Remember, he was a janitor at a base before, so he also wasn't given jobs of great responsibility before that mission, so I could see how he could be goofy.
tl;dr he was trained in combat, but he wasn't a killer, and his previous job of little responsibility could have led to him having the chance to be goofy.
tl;dr he was trained in combat, but he wasn't a killer, and his previous job of little responsibility could have led to him having the chance to be goofy.
#45 to #44
-
javertshat (01/09/2016) [-] I still hold on to Finn's janitorial career being a lie. Why would you bring a janitor for something as apparently essential as finding the map to Luke?
#43 to #30
-
innocentbabies (01/09/2016) [-]
I would argue that the problem was the opposite. He might have been a bit too individualistic, but the other stormtroopers didn't really seem to stand out from each other, and basically were robots. Even if you train somebody from birth to be a soldier, you'll still have more than one rebelling, and they won't all be perfect robots.
#55 to #43
-
fffffffuuuuuuuuuuu (01/09/2016) [-] > The other Stormtroopers didn't really seem to stand out from each other
#56 to #55
-
durkadurka (01/09/2016) [-] >Different weapon.
Yes, truly the epitome of individualism.
Yes, truly the epitome of individualism.
#27 to #20
-
fffffffuuuuuuuuuuu (01/09/2016) [-] Im not ur buddy, friend
Then I wonder why he keeps on making jokes in life/death situations.
Then I wonder why he keeps on making jokes in life/death situations.
#29 to #27
-
dndxplain ONLINE (01/09/2016) [-] you mean like everyone was?
or did you just think it was a super serious moment that han asked to borrow the wookie bowcaster simply because he liked the weapon a bit more than his own pistol.
or that they wasted time dumping phasma in a garbage chute when they had to go find rey.
or did you just think it was a super serious moment that han asked to borrow the wookie bowcaster simply because he liked the weapon a bit more than his own pistol.
or that they wasted time dumping phasma in a garbage chute when they had to go find rey.
#16 to #15
-
machiavellianhumor (01/09/2016) [-] cause he's a **** character. plus he's only there for affirmative action not cause he actually brought anything good
#22 to #21
-
machiavellianhumor (01/09/2016) [-] if you mean ****** then yes he would be the same. just without the added political anger of saying white men can't be heroes anymore
#24 to #22
-
dndxplain ONLINE (01/09/2016) [-] You know, hating someone just because they're black is just as bad as hating someone because they're white.
The dude's a great actor. Did well in attack the block, really fit the role.
but nah, clearly he only got the part because muh multiculturalism.
and he was a ****** character for what reason exactly?
The dude's a great actor. Did well in attack the block, really fit the role.
but nah, clearly he only got the part because muh multiculturalism.
and he was a ****** character for what reason exactly?
#31 to #24
-
machiavellianhumor (01/09/2016) [-] >confusing lack of subtly with racism.
try harder.
you know he's bad cause everyone rooted for tr-8r to kill him
try harder.
you know he's bad cause everyone rooted for tr-8r to kill him
#33 to #32
-
machiavellianhumor (01/09/2016) [-] and because finn was a bitch. don't try to justify finn. every tiem you say you like him you just prove star wars was made for sad pathetic cretons like you
