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| #132 - Bro, we were talking lightsaber duels, not any of what youve m… [+] (2 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | 0 |
| That may be, but thats not my point. Im talking about the quality of the fight, i.e. the choreography and "sportsmanship" | ||
| #128 - Mate, the nostalgia is the only thing that makes those scenes … [+] (4 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | 0 |
| Bro, we were talking lightsaber duels, not any of what youve mentioned there That may be, but thats not my point. Im talking about the quality of the fight, i.e. the choreography and "sportsmanship" | ||
| #19 - dovahben, whats your problem [+] (6 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +1 |
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dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
| #8 - Light? [+] (1 new reply) | 12/31/2015 on Daddy Issues | 0 |
| Well, the saber itself is made up of many different materials, what I'm focusing is the focusing portion, which sends the sword bits where it needs to go, although it makes it unstable, it doesn't really stop people from doing crazy shit with sabers anyways. Which is why a Cross shaped saber isn't really that bad from perspective, all your really doing is drawing more power from the crystal. | ||
| #18 - "Cloudcity" alright, he just came there to meet his … [+] (7 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +1 |
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dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
| #16 - He stood there since the day he arrived on the planet. He has … [+] (9 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +5 |
| "Cloudcity" alright, he just came there to meet his homie #21 -
dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
| #14 - Maybe Luke trained with a stick? [+] (11 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +5 |
| He mightve but given the dozy trance-like look on his face when Rey showed up, I doubt it I bet he's just been meditating so hard he's been tripping off force-acid He stood there since the day he arrived on the planet. He has no dialog in the movie because his only line wouldve been "Duuuuuuuude" "Cloudcity" alright, he just came there to meet his homie #21 -
dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
| #12 - Eh, I didnt feel like that, but I can see where youre coming f… [+] (13 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +6 |
| that wont be a lightsaber duel though that'd be a force battle I mean luke's been living without his lightsaber for a decade or two and Snoke looks like the kind of "I'm not getting up out of my chair if I can help it" kind of sith lord whos all about the dank dark magic shit He mightve but given the dozy trance-like look on his face when Rey showed up, I doubt it I bet he's just been meditating so hard he's been tripping off force-acid He stood there since the day he arrived on the planet. He has no dialog in the movie because his only line wouldve been "Duuuuuuuude" "Cloudcity" alright, he just came there to meet his homie #21 -
dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
| #10 - I liked II more than III in some aspects, the other way around… [+] (15 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +3 |
| Yeah I understand that the two duelists are both soppy nerds who dont know what theyre doing, so maybe their fight was lame for story reasons But the fact still remains, VII had the worst most pathetic lightsaber duels I'veseen in an official star wars production And for reasons or no that's kind of disappointing Eh, I didnt feel like that, but I can see where youre coming from. This way or another, we can both agree on that theres always room for improvement. Luke vs Snoke ultra fight 2018 that wont be a lightsaber duel though that'd be a force battle I mean luke's been living without his lightsaber for a decade or two and Snoke looks like the kind of "I'm not getting up out of my chair if I can help it" kind of sith lord whos all about the dank dark magic shit He mightve but given the dozy trance-like look on his face when Rey showed up, I doubt it I bet he's just been meditating so hard he's been tripping off force-acid He stood there since the day he arrived on the planet. He has no dialog in the movie because his only line wouldve been "Duuuuuuuude" "Cloudcity" alright, he just came there to meet his homie #21 -
dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
| #8 - Yes, but I didnt watch episode 3 until late, and when I did it… [+] (17 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +3 |
| I liked II more than III in some aspects, the other way around in others. Really hard to tell what I like more. By the way, in all fairness, maybe the fighting in VII was not as good because the respective characters are storywise supposed to be pretty much amateurs, save for Kylo Ren, but still Yeah I understand that the two duelists are both soppy nerds who dont know what theyre doing, so maybe their fight was lame for story reasons But the fact still remains, VII had the worst most pathetic lightsaber duels I'veseen in an official star wars production And for reasons or no that's kind of disappointing Eh, I didnt feel like that, but I can see where youre coming from. This way or another, we can both agree on that theres always room for improvement. Luke vs Snoke ultra fight 2018 that wont be a lightsaber duel though that'd be a force battle I mean luke's been living without his lightsaber for a decade or two and Snoke looks like the kind of "I'm not getting up out of my chair if I can help it" kind of sith lord whos all about the dank dark magic shit He mightve but given the dozy trance-like look on his face when Rey showed up, I doubt it I bet he's just been meditating so hard he's been tripping off force-acid He stood there since the day he arrived on the planet. He has no dialog in the movie because his only line wouldve been "Duuuuuuuude" "Cloudcity" alright, he just came there to meet his homie #21 -
dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
| #6 - Of course they did, and I have no problem to say that Yoda ent… [+] (19 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +6 |
| yaas but the little spat between him and empy in the senate hall was one of my most memorable fights Yes, but I didnt watch episode 3 until late, and when I did it was on some (completly legal) streaming site, and thus hadnt much effect on me I liked II more than III in some aspects, the other way around in others. Really hard to tell what I like more. By the way, in all fairness, maybe the fighting in VII was not as good because the respective characters are storywise supposed to be pretty much amateurs, save for Kylo Ren, but still Yeah I understand that the two duelists are both soppy nerds who dont know what theyre doing, so maybe their fight was lame for story reasons But the fact still remains, VII had the worst most pathetic lightsaber duels I'veseen in an official star wars production And for reasons or no that's kind of disappointing Eh, I didnt feel like that, but I can see where youre coming from. This way or another, we can both agree on that theres always room for improvement. Luke vs Snoke ultra fight 2018 that wont be a lightsaber duel though that'd be a force battle I mean luke's been living without his lightsaber for a decade or two and Snoke looks like the kind of "I'm not getting up out of my chair if I can help it" kind of sith lord whos all about the dank dark magic shit He mightve but given the dozy trance-like look on his face when Rey showed up, I doubt it I bet he's just been meditating so hard he's been tripping off force-acid He stood there since the day he arrived on the planet. He has no dialog in the movie because his only line wouldve been "Duuuuuuuude" "Cloudcity" alright, he just came there to meet his homie #21 -
dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
| #4 - Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6 [+] (34 new replies) | 12/31/2015 on Leaked scene from episode VIII | +5 |
| lol are you seven? I can agree that the fight in ANH is "boring" and anticlimactic, but the scenes in Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi are filled with emotion and demonstrate the dynamics between Luke and Vader What fights are your favorite? When little old cartoon Yoda is flipping around fighting Dooku/Sidious with nothing actually happening? Or is it when Anakin and Obi Wan fight in lava for like twenty minutes and do some stupid ass tarzan swings? Mate, the nostalgia is the only thing that makes those scenes appear as great as you describe it, face it. Its not even a bad thing, but the fights in the newer episodes are simply much mroe fluent and dynamic, which is also due to newly available technic Bro, we were talking lightsaber duels, not any of what youve mentioned there That may be, but thats not my point. Im talking about the quality of the fight, i.e. the choreography and "sportsmanship" idk they were kinda meh but that can be forgiven a weakness of the time, where coreographing violence was probably reserved for bigger brands of the era I'll stand by this to the grave but, for all their faults, the prequels had the best lightsaber duels of the franchise everyone shits on this part where they fling the lightsabers at each other, but the strike that comes right after is the bomb. Like, stop. I imagine the new series will wind up having something on par. 7 had a fantastic excuse, one so good I would even call it a reason; everyone that holds a lightsaber in that movie is very inexperienced, even Kylo Ren, who has never fought another Jedi before. Of course they are going seem inept; they ARE inept! Of course they did, and I have no problem to say that Yoda entering the hall on Geonosis, then throwing away his walking stick and turns batshit was one of the best moments for me in the entire franchise yaas but the little spat between him and empy in the senate hall was one of my most memorable fights Yes, but I didnt watch episode 3 until late, and when I did it was on some (completly legal) streaming site, and thus hadnt much effect on me I liked II more than III in some aspects, the other way around in others. Really hard to tell what I like more. By the way, in all fairness, maybe the fighting in VII was not as good because the respective characters are storywise supposed to be pretty much amateurs, save for Kylo Ren, but still Yeah I understand that the two duelists are both soppy nerds who dont know what theyre doing, so maybe their fight was lame for story reasons But the fact still remains, VII had the worst most pathetic lightsaber duels I'veseen in an official star wars production And for reasons or no that's kind of disappointing Eh, I didnt feel like that, but I can see where youre coming from. This way or another, we can both agree on that theres always room for improvement. Luke vs Snoke ultra fight 2018 that wont be a lightsaber duel though that'd be a force battle I mean luke's been living without his lightsaber for a decade or two and Snoke looks like the kind of "I'm not getting up out of my chair if I can help it" kind of sith lord whos all about the dank dark magic shit He mightve but given the dozy trance-like look on his face when Rey showed up, I doubt it I bet he's just been meditating so hard he's been tripping off force-acid He stood there since the day he arrived on the planet. He has no dialog in the movie because his only line wouldve been "Duuuuuuuude" "Cloudcity" alright, he just came there to meet his homie #21 -
dovahben (12/31/2015) [-] "Disney can afford the best choreographers of the world." "Not to mention the fights in episode 4-6." You see, the lightsaber duels in the original movies wasn't about the choreography, it was about the characters. Considering the Empire strikes back is one of the best films ever made by many, you may have missed the point entirely. The movies aren't just so that people can stare blankly at a movie screen for two hours waiting for the next action scene to come along. They're made for you to care about the characters and have a few more neurons working in tandem than the average kid. The confrontation between Vader and Luke on Bespin was the consequence of Luke disobeying Yoda, for Yoda saw that Luke was no where near ready to take on a Sith lord. Vader is talking the whole time during the fight, Luke is no match for him. That principle extends into Return as well. When Vader is taunting Luke, Luke bursts into an outrage, wailing on Vader with no grace or form, eventually slicing his hand off. It's about the emotion and why we even are in the theatre in the first place. Because we care about the characters. I don't really give a shred of a damn about Darth Maul because I had no idea why he was in the movie except to give the teenagers a lightsaber duel. That's where the prequels fell apart for me, they were all spectacle, no substance. I don't know about you but I like to be invested in a movie or series. But I could possibly tell by my quotes you don't really care for storytelling, which may be understandable; but will get my criticism nonetheless. And i do care about the characters in the prequels, i do. I feel invested in every lightsaber fight in the saga because i enjoy the characters. My favourite duel is RotJ. Also, if you wrote this by yourself im impressed but it sounds an awful lot like RLM rant on the prequels, so im assuming you copied it. I've been MIA for a bit, but don't get me wrong. I love the ideas of the sith and jedi, conflicting with each other and eventually the Sith get the upper hand. I do like the fact that Anakin's major character trait is that is afraid of loss, which almost everyone can relate to, considering the rules of the Jedi. That's where I disagree with plinkett on occasions, the prequels expanded the lore, yet I beleive it could have been told more efficiently. Now I don't hate the prequels indiscriminately, Mcdiarmid killed it as emperor, and if Christensen were given the right direction and focus, he could have made a great "conflicted and morally confused" Jedi. It's the reason I like Kylo so much, I think Anakin should have behaved like him. Conflicting emotions with outbursts of adolescence and foolery. But I agree the clone wars should have had clones as villains as RLM suggested; no disrespect to a droid commander like you. But I honestly felt there was some wasted potential in the movies. I know Greivous was a badass in the cartoons but I'm thinking about the movie timeline. I'm open to dissenting opinions, because I like to discuss. I do, however feel Empire is one of the best movies ever made, even though the middle gets slow at points. Yoda was there to teach the audience about the force, even at my age it fills me with awe when I hear that clip on youtube or in the movies. Impressive. I thought you just looked up a quote from the RLM reviews and copied them but if you actually wrote all this im impressed, even if i disagree. But to put it into cannon logic Luke got like two weeks of training with yoda and has no fucking idea what he is doing. Vader was going easy on him attempting to turn him, but holds back on their final confrontation since he feels for his son, which ends up poking the wrong buttons putting luke into a blind rage something Vader wasn't expexting | ||
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hey who made you your profile pic?
i want joan cornella themed pic
i want joan cornella themed pic
titaniums, but he doesnt make them anymore, and I dont want to annoy him
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Like boneitis.
Like boneitis.
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I occasionally go for strawberry milk when I wanna smell nice.
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ich komme net wirklich aus leibzig, nur so zur info
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