WhutAfter a second viewing, months later with fresh eyes, without the initial excitement and trepidation, I like it even more. Decent scifi movie judging without any Star Warsness or expectations, judging as a guy who has never seen this world before. Great direction, good characters, Forest Whitaker did not phone it in for once. All of the main players, Oberyn Martell, Jyn Erso, droid had some great lines, blind dude was my favorite. Main criticism is cgi Tarkin and Leia, still admirable how they pulled it off given current tech. It's the most adult and character driven Star Wars film to date. Solid 7/10. Jedha City destruction sequence was ace. Not sure if Rogue One or Force Awakens is better. Both are different, FA is traditional while Rogue One is more original even with its high nostalgic shit. The ending was fantastic.
Oberyn Martell
Man, if only it was Oberyn playing that character. He had zero charisma and I just thought of him as a little wiener the entire time
He's also one of my favorite characters from R1 simply because he is a good guy who does really bad things to get shit done.
Another interesting thing about his character is he said he had been fighting in the Rebellion since he was six years old. If you make a rough guess at his age and math it back you realize he had fought in the original rebellion; with the Seperatists against the Republic. He literally was one of the bad guys, under the PT narrative.
Sortof. Cassian was 26. Jyn was 22. in rogue1.Another interesting thing about his character is he said he had been fighting in the Rebellion since he was six years old. If you make a rough guess at his age and math it back you realize he had fought in the original rebellion; with the Seperatists against the Republic. He literally was one of the bad guys, under the PT narrative.
Clone Wars there really was no 'good' faction since Palpatine was ultimately the one pulling the strings on both sides.
it is no troll.Ok I admit that bit about the sequels is trolling, Rogue One is at least slightly better than the sequels.