Honestly I just hope she trained a bit and doesn't look like a flailing idiot in her scenes. That would be depressing!My hope is that staff of her's ends up as some kind of a lightsaber pole-arm
I've been thinking that it's probably a white man's version of a gaffi stick with maybe some blaster functionality added.My hope is that staff of her's ends up as some kind of a lightsaber pole-arm
Its going be be Kung Fu/Matrix bullet time shit!Aren't they supposed to be moving away from the more heavily choreographed sort of fight sequences?
ps. have you watched Daredevil?God I hope their moving away from dance routine fights.
The only good coreographed fight scene movie I've seen in a long while was the raid. Just because it gave you a HUGE feeling that people really knew what they were doing, but at the same time it broke down. People came in fighting with a plan, but then they got fucking stabbed, or they grabbed together and struggled around like people actually would.
really choreographed stuff works when you're trying to show one extremely skilled person slicing through morons so easy it looks like practice to them, it also works at the start of fights. But when it continues on mid fight? It feels like they are fighting without passion.
There is no blue milk!Its going be be Kung Fu/Matrix bullet time shit!
For real. That long shot fight at the end of one of the first episodes was incredibly awesome.ps. have you watched Daredevil?
My biggest problem with the fight scenes from Ep.1-3 are that to me they are just unbelievable. In a real sword fight, are you going to twirl your lightsabre/sword all around you? By doing this, aren't you taking a chance that you'll drop it? Yes I know they have the force and all but it just seems like if you're sword fighting, the last thing you want to do is twirl your lightsabre/sword for fear of fucking up and getting pwned.The thing is regardless of 'forcelol' it just looks fake. You can kind of tell because they start their movements in the same instant instead of act/react.
*inc silly "reason" for this type of fighting* It is said that the force users can see slightly into the future - thus their response time etc. the more powerful you are the "longer" that innate future sense is - so an equally matched force user vs. force user will all "see" their upcoming attack on both ends of the coin and the fight will be a bunch of needless show- like in Ep3 - there is a point in ObiWan vs Vader where they literally just swing their sabers around at each other with no impact- this is the epitome of this idea- I believe it is the section where they are inside the control room right before their breakout into force push vs force push.My biggest problem with the fight scenes from Ep.1-3 are that to me they are just unbelievable. In a real sword fight, are you going to twirl your lightsabre/sword all around you? By doing this, aren't you taking a chance that you'll drop it? Yes I know they have the force and all but it just seems like if you're sword fighting, the last thing you want to do is twirl your lightsabre/sword for fear of fucking up and getting pwned.
I still think the best duel in all the Star Wars movies is Luke vs. Darth Vader in Empire, with their repeat fight in Return as the second best. All the stuff from Ep. 1-3 to me seemed just way overblown and ridiculous.
Who?The real reason why the prequels had all that fluff in the fights was because -some- people complained about the fights in the old movies