Entirely possible, it's been years. Also I feel like as bad as it is it's not as bad as Highlander 2 or Catwoman.
Rey being able to fly the Falcon and not knowing why she could is just another plot point that that useless selfish twat Rian Johnson completely ignored
Star Wars has a white male fandom problem
Does that mean @Soygen can keep hating the movie and not be a bigot?
I’d get matching “The Phantom Menace Rules” tattoos with The Edge before watching TLJ again.
Episode 8 will still be shit in 10 years regardless of where the universe goes from here. Bad writing ages worse than mediocre CGI and it's not like we suddenly stopped making fun of the prequel dialogue every time sand gets mentioned.
But it would be ironic if they reboot Back to the Future at some point and instead of Jaws 19 it's Star Wars 19.
I still think Anakin's dialogue is entirely appropriate for an angsty teen with no game, who was raised by monks who forbid intimate relationships. I mean, shit, I'm glad no one was following me around with a camera in my late teens.
It would have been completely unbelievable for him to be sauve like Han. This was literally the first girl he ever hit on. The arm chair Casanovas need to slow their roll.
I realize that absolutely nothing will ever penetrate the cloud of slavish fanboyism you float around in, but no. This theory might work if it wasn't for the fact that the writing was terrible all over the prequels, not just Anakin's lines. You're falling into the trap of trying to come up with complex answers when a simple one fits better. His lines weren't awkward because they specifically wrote him as an angsty teen raised by monks who forbid intimacy, his lines were awkward because the writing and direction was bad, just like it was throughout the rest of the prequel trilogy.
There is more greatness in The Phantom Menace than in any of the Disney Star Wars movies combined.
Change my mind.
There is more greatness in The Phantom Menace than in any of the Disney Star Wars movies combined.
Change my mind.