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People freaking out because Asokha got a place on a poster she used to be on.
turned out the reason why Ahsoka was picked was because she was a force user. XD
People freaking out because Asokha got a place on a poster she used to be on.
Would not be wrongturned out the reason why Ahsoka was picked was because she was a force user. XD
Lucasfilms was desperate when they put out Rogue One, hoping that the audience (especially the old fanbase) would absorb all the nostalgia and ignore the blatantly obvious mistakes.Hot take: the only real reason people like Rogue One amounts to fan service, and that when you look at the actual story, it doesn't really make much sense and it doesn't fit into what was established in A New Hope. For example, Vader and everyone else made a big deal about the plans being transmitted to that ship Leia was on, which is no where near the same as having the ship docked and physically running a disk to someone on the ship. I've seen plenty of reviewers take on all the ways the movie doesn't make sense, and doesn't fit at all into ANH the way I've seen people here and elsewhere claim, and they're right. So it seems to me like people are overcome by getting to see all the old, familiar ships and characters, and getting to see the Rebels battle it out with the Empire, and losing sight of the fact that the movie itself isn't really all that good.
The whole Sequel trilogy on the other hand, is just a bunch of SJW woke bantha dung with forced diversity, bad plot, and the absolutely atrocious treatment of old character from the OG trilogy.
The only people who need a fact checker are the Left.Not to mention a whole bunch of blatant lies, given Kathleen Kennedy's complaints about people comparing the sequel trilogy to the MCU, specifically how the MCU can freely draw on the material from the comics and such, while they - Lucasfilm - have no such background material to draw on. And then Rise of Skywalker outright rips off Dark Empire...
...yeah, no background material my ass.
Interesting.Not only that, but it's a bad ripoff at that. For all its flaws, Dark Empire left behind a few gems to the EU. Korriban was first introduced in Dark Empire, along with the Valley of the Dark Lords and the lingering ghosts of the ancient Sith Lords. Essentially, it was the first time they expanded on the Sith in the lore.
That was an epic Han moment indeed.Nar Shaddaa also first appeared in Dark Empire. It also made Han at one of his most badass, as he was the one who dealt the death blow to Darth Sidious, shooting his last clone body, making for a beautiful and very fitting irony that Darth Sidious, one of the most powerful Sith Lords to have ever lived, getting done in by a fundamentally-ordinary Human being.
In order to have Han played by Ford in a movie, he has to die.The only people who need a fact checker are the Left.
Interesting.
I always thought Korriban was first introduced in the initial Old Republic comics about Exar Kun and co. during the mid 1990s.
Looks like Dark Empire predated those comics by 3 years.
That was an epic Han moment indeed.
Unlike what happened to Han in the Disney canon (Fake Star Wars)
That was an epic Han moment indeed.
Unlike what happened to Han in the Disney canon (Fake Star Wars)
Hot take: the only real reason people like Rogue One amounts to fan service, and that when you look at the actual story, it doesn't really make much sense and it doesn't fit into what was established in A New Hope. For example, Vader and everyone else made a big deal about the plans being transmitted to that ship Leia was on, which is no where near the same as having the ship docked and physically running a disk to someone on the ship. I've seen plenty of reviewers take on all the ways the movie doesn't make sense, and doesn't fit at all into ANH the way I've seen people here and elsewhere claim, and they're right. So it seems to me like people are overcome by getting to see all the old, familiar ships and characters, and getting to see the Rebels battle it out with the Empire, and losing sight of the fact that the movie itself isn't really all that good.
Hot take: the only real reason people like Rogue One amounts to fan service, and that when you look at the actual story, it doesn't really make much sense and it doesn't fit into what was established in A New Hope. For example, Vader and everyone else made a big deal about the plans being transmitted to that ship Leia was on, which is no where near the same as having the ship docked and physically running a disk to someone on the ship. I've seen plenty of reviewers take on all the ways the movie doesn't make sense, and doesn't fit at all into ANH the way I've seen people here and elsewhere claim, and they're right. So it seems to me like people are overcome by getting to see all the old, familiar ships and characters, and getting to see the Rebels battle it out with the Empire, and losing sight of the fact that the movie itself isn't really all that good.
Well I'm going to disagree with your assessment as well. To me the ending is more than a minor issue, because it just plain doesn't make sense, which is really the issue I have with most of the movie.
The Last Jedi was well done and beautiful compared to blue tint TRoSIs it really a hot take when that's been the basic argument for not liking Rogue One ever since it came out? The main detraction is basically saying it's just Fan Service and that everyone who likes (the 90% or whatever) are too dumb to recognize the movie apparently doesn't "make sense" or whatever.
Somehow it magically made sense to the vast majority of people but there's this tiny minority would found it completely baffling, and it's usually for reasons that you have to delve into the actual films for that no one else who liked the movie actually cares about (despite being nostalgiaholics) or even noticed.
You get a lot of the same traction with the Mandalorian stuff where a single narrative leads to a series of events and apparently it doesn't make sense so it's clear that the reason everyone likes it is solely due to nostalgia.
Thankfully the arguments in this thread aren't paired with how well done The Last Jedi actually was. So that's an improvement over SB at the least.
I hated Han's death.I actually felt Han's end in the Disney canon was a really good scene, including the way it's a reverse mirror of Luke and Vader.