Wait until the kids go to bed, and then stick your dick in her mouth.Hoping this ties into the current derail.
So I have a single mother here that requested to borrow my blu ray set to get her kids ready to see TFA. I agreed and will be going by tonight to drop off the set, share a drink, catch up with the kids, and maybe stay and watch the first movie (ep4); but I found out that she (a self-described nerd with no justification for the moniker) let them watch ep 2/3(no ep1) last night. While I felt great anguish at this, I gave her benefit of the doubt and asked her if she was doing an abbreviated machete showing to get her kids ready to see the movie sooner. She had no clue about 4/5/2/3/6 or 2/3/6 (machete / abbreviated machete) and had no clue why anyone would watch the movies in any order but 1-6 or 4/5/6/1/2/3. I feel like there should be some penance for tarnishing these childrens' souls, but I yield to my ignorance and pose the question to the collective wisdom of the internet neckbeardiom.
How should I handle the situation?
That's a very symbolic sequence. Up until that, you have totally faceless interchangeable stormtroopers. But the blood mark on his helmet make him an individual; all other stormtroopers are totally anonymous but he is now recognizable. And as an individual, he can make choices (and of course, he chooses goodness and freedom).Dude touched black guy with bloody hand, and he instantly evaluates his life choices!
It is as good as the original. It's only problem is that the original exists, and so it suffers by comparison; on its own it's almost worth every bit of praise that comes (weakest bits being the treatment of Kylo Ren and Phasma's non-presence).Yet, even with all of these obvious ripoffs of the original movie, people are saying that it's every bit as good as the originals.
I think most of everyone pieced it together; Rey is the only survivor of the slaughter of that new Jedi Academy Luke had founded by the Knights of Ren. Ben Solo prevents her kill for reasons (she's his sister? cousin? he liked her due to random? she's the only girl there and he's still not evil enough to kill little girls?) and drops her on Jakku when she's like 5 year old. She's repressed those trauma memories and built instead that fantasy that her family is going to come someday to take her away (why have "jedi mindwipes" when nature does it almost as good as any force trick). No one would recognise her fully grown up, and even Kylo Ren is not sure if that's her at first, at least not until she mindgrab the lightsaber. Of course, Luke will recognize her because Force stuff (or being his daughter, if she is), but I doubt anyone else except Kylo Ren knows the truth at that point.At the end, while Rey and Chewie fly towards the island, Chewie looks at Rey twice almost in a way that Chewie knows who she is and what is about to happen. Almost as if he's happy for her to make it back home or to be reunited with Luke. I think it is really intentional the Chewie looks at her a couple of times before they land. I felt the undertone that most of the old cast if not all of them knew Rey. When Han and Rey first meet, I think he really attempts to find out just how much she knows. No doubt Snoke and Ren know who she is... I think Snoke reference to the "awakening" is a direct reference to Rey, not just that the force has awoken in someone randomly.
Say nothing let people live thier lives and stop being so fucking insufferable.Hoping this ties into the current derail.
So I have a single mother here that requested to borrow my blu ray set to get her kids ready to see TFA. I agreed and will be going by tonight to drop off the set, share a drink, catch up with the kids, and maybe stay and watch the first movie (ep4); but I found out that she (a self-described nerd with no justification for the moniker) let them watch ep 2/3(no ep1) last night. While I felt great anguish at this, I gave her benefit of the doubt and asked her if she was doing an abbreviated machete showing to get her kids ready to see the movie sooner. She had no clue about 4/5/2/3/6 or 2/3/6 (machete / abbreviated machete) and had no clue why anyone would watch the movies in any order but 1-6 or 4/5/6/1/2/3. I feel like there should be some penance for tarnishing these childrens' souls, but I yield to my ignorance and pose the question to the collective wisdom of the internet neckbeardiom.
How should I handle the situation?
If you don't understand why ANH is a great movie it's likely because its themes have been copied so much in later movies that you don't understand how genre defining ANH was. You wont understand why Empire is one of the best movies ever made because of that. ANH is a complete hero quest with the small band of hero's triumphing over impossible odds with a story book medal awarding ceremony ending. Empire is the complete reverse of that with the villains kicking ass from beginning to end. Where the one bit of good news at the end is that the main hero of the movie Luke failed his suicide attempt.Yeah I posted my experience with 20-somethings from work earlier in the thread - forget comparisons between the movies, anybody who I've talked to who watched ANH recently for the first time as part of a binge or catch-up session leading up to TFA (and there's been a lot of that) has basically laughed at how bad that and the others were independent of anything else. They didn't even get the hype around ESB, which is lauded as a masterpiece by many around here (and still my favorite of all 7 so far).
They were bad movies, but they were genre defining and a cultural phenomenon, so they get a pass.
kill yourselfHoping this ties into the current derail.
So I have a single mother here that requested to borrow my blu ray set to get her kids ready to see TFA. I agreed and will be going by tonight to drop off the set, share a drink, catch up with the kids, and maybe stay and watch the first movie (ep4); but I found out that she (a self-described nerd with no justification for the moniker) let them watch ep 2/3(no ep1) last night. While I felt great anguish at this, I gave her benefit of the doubt and asked her if she was doing an abbreviated machete showing to get her kids ready to see the movie sooner. She had no clue about 4/5/2/3/6 or 2/3/6 (machete / abbreviated machete) and had no clue why anyone would watch the movies in any order but 1-6 or 4/5/6/1/2/3. I feel like there should be some penance for tarnishing these childrens' souls, but I yield to my ignorance and pose the question to the collective wisdom of the internet neckbeardiom.
How should I handle the situation?
The thing is the whole "balance of the force" dillemma would support the notion that Luke is Rey's father because if she IS his daughter, he would feel compelled to protect her from him at any and all costs. And he would likewise have to protect himself from her if she was at risk of turning. That's why the expression on Luke's face at the end is a combination of irritation and resignation.I think most of everyone pieced it together; Rey is the only survivor of the slaughter of that new Jedi Academy Luke had founded by the Knights of Ren. Ben Solo prevents her kill for reasons (she's his sister? cousin? he liked her due to random? she's the only girl there and he's still not evil enough to kill little girls?) and drops her on Jakku when she's like 5 year old. She's repressed those trauma memories and built instead that fantasy that her family is going to come someday to take her away (why have "jedi mindwipes" when nature does it almost as good as any force trick). No one would recognise her fully grown up, and even Kylo Ren is not sure if that's her at first, at least not until she mindgrab the lightsaber. Of course, Luke will recognize her because Force stuff (or being his daughter, if she is), but I doubt anyone else except Kylo Ren knows the truth at that point.
The Force Awakens is of course Rey's coming back into the Force, no discussion about that. I've seen some people think it refers to Luke leaving his exile, but that's incorrect.
Wat? ANH was highly derivative/formulaic. There isn't much plot wise that had not been done already10 films that influenced Star WarsIf you don't understand why ANH is a great movie it's likely because its themes have been copied so much in later movies that you don't understand how genre defining ANH was. .
AAAAAAAAAAGGGGHHHHHH!Vanity Fair: George Lucas was asked which Star Wars character he would be if given the option. Although he loves all the characters found within the franchise, he had to go with Jar Jar Binks.
George Lucas doubling down on Jar Jar Binks is like Hindenburg doubling down on Hydrogen balloons. He is more lost than Vader ever was. There is no coming back from that.
can you summarise all the interesting stuff from the book please. I've downloaded it but really don't feel like reading it just for the deleted scenes and extra backstoryThis was actually foreshadowed by ANOTHER scene they must've cut from the movie. .
Its not that, its that he was raised in agoge basically, trained to be a killing machine. But the first fire fight, dude puts bloody hand on his helmet and it shatters his world. Then juxtapose this, and other acts of cowardice, with him going face to face with Kylo or whatever . . . yeah, no.That's a very symbolic sequence. Up until that, you have totally faceless interchangeable stormtroopers. But the blood mark on his helmet make him an individual; all other stormtroopers are totally anonymous but he is now recognizable. And as an individual, he can make choices (and of course, he chooses goodness and freedom).
Star Wars ANH defined modern science fiction fantasy movies. It was a combination of many different genres of movies into a new genre type.Wat? ANH was highly derivative/formulaic. There isn't much plot wise that had not been done already10 films that influenced Star Wars
My guess is ether Fin will emerge as a Jedi and that scene will be seen as the start of his eventual transition or he going to die at end of movie eight so that Rey can have a big cry over his corpse.Dude touched black guy with bloody hand, and he instantly evaluates his life choices!
Oh man, Lucas speaks openly about how heavily he was influenced by The Hidden Fortress and Yojimbo specifically (looks like somebody already linked a more complete list) in terms of story. There are entire sequences that are just lifted from those and other movies, and the plot devices are FAR from original. Are you serious?If you don't understand why ANH is a great movie it's likely because its themes have been copied so much in later movies that you don't understand how genre defining ANH was. You wont understand why Empire is one of the best movies ever made because of that. ANH is a complete hero quest with the small band of hero's triumphing over impossible odds with a story book medal awarding ceremony ending.
Yes I'm serious do you even star wars?Oh man, Lucas speaks openly about how heavily he was influenced by The Hidden Fortress and Yojimbo specifically (looks like somebody already linked a more complete list) in terms of story. There are entire sequences that are just lifted from those and other movies, and the plot devices are FAR from original. Are you serious?
What I meant be genre defining was space war-opera with special effects, the stuff it won Oscars for (i.e. Visual Effects, Costume, Music etc.).
This is actually a pretty good theory. I might I have to reconsider my brother/sister theory.My theory is that his wife/lady was killed by Kylo during/after the revolt against his students so a good chance he brought her body there and buried it someplace.
Timelinewise I'd say it was:
- Kylo Born
Year 5 Kylo starts training @ 5 Years old.
Year 10 Rey Born
Year 15 Rey Starts training
Year 16 Kylo Goes bad and kills the Padawans/Jedi
Year 16 Rey is Hidden by Luke/Mom
Year 16 Rey's Mom is killed by Kylo,
Year 16 Luke goes into hiding.