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They don't expect people to buy it, just a ticketBut that makes zero sense, they really expect people to buy it?
Fuck this movie.

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They don't expect people to buy it, just a ticketBut that makes zero sense, they really expect people to buy it?
Fuck this movie.
That would have been the perfect way to wrap up the trilogy. Scumbag Han, ineffective Leia, and depressed murderuncle Luke were clones created by Snoke to demoralize and subvert his enemies. Their main job was to turn Ben Solo, and since that was accomplished, they have been listless and undirected, which is why none of them are really doing anything when we see them. Ben's real family frozen in carbonite somewhere. With Snoke dead, Luke begins sending out projections of himself, but they are dreamlike and mysterious. Following Luke's clues, Rey tracks them down and unfreezes them. Ben reforms, someone says something about "faith in our legends," and fanboys spend 20 years searching for clues that it was planned all along.Though if we found out the Luke in Episode 8 was LUUKE trying to deceive and trick Rey out of proper force training, then I could have found something that would have been somewhat clever
I hate everything about this.That would have been the perfect way to wrap up the trilogy. Scumbag Han, ineffective Leia, and depressed murderuncle Luke were clones created by Snoke to demoralize and subvert his enemies. Their main job was to turn Ben Solo, and since that was accomplished, they have been listless and undirected, which is why none of them are really doing anything when we see them. Ben's real family frozen in carbonite somewhere. With Snoke dead, Luke begins sending out projections of himself, but they are dreamlike and mysterious. Following Luke's clues, Rey tracks them down and unfreezes them. Ben reforms, someone says something about "faith in our legends," and fanboys spend 20 years searching for clues that it was planned all along.
That would have been the perfect way to wrap up the trilogy. Scumbag Han, ineffective Leia, and depressed murderuncle Luke were clones created by Snoke to demoralize and subvert his enemies. Their main job was to turn Ben Solo, and since that was accomplished, they have been listless and undirected, which is why none of them are really doing anything when we see them. Ben's real family frozen in carbonite somewhere. With Snoke dead, Luke begins sending out projections of himself, but they are dreamlike and mysterious. Following Luke's clues, Rey tracks them down and unfreezes them. Ben reforms, someone says something about "faith in our legends," and fanboys spend 20 years searching for clues that it was planned all along.
no, really the biggest thing that sets the Disney trilogy aside from the MCU is that the guy in charge of the MCU actually likes and understands Marvel, and thus has a personal emotional stake in the MCU not being total shit. If the sequel trilogy had been outlined/planned by someone who is actually a Star Wars fan, it very well could have become another MCU.It's interesting how Disney bought this shit thinking they could just create another MCU. Hilariously, they nuked the EU from canon to make the series less esoteric to newcomers (plus they were probably just too lazy to go through it), but failed to realize that they killed the very thing that allowed the MCU to work, which is a library of stories and characters that allows the universe to expand.
No, none of them think about ANYTHING beyond "Will this look really cool and make consoomers shit their credit card numbers all over our products?"Behold: The lorekeepers of Star Wars, handpicked for the job. Not a single one of them was capable of understanding that an FTL ram has big implications - something that every science-fiction fan ever has thought about at least once. What exactly do they do all day?
And I'm sure everyone knows this, but Kathleen Kennedy neither understands nor enjoys Star Wars, and she has been very open about it at all points.no, really the biggest thing that sets the Disney trilogy aside from the MCU is that the guy in charge of the MCU actually likes and understands Marvel, and thus has a personal emotional stake in the MCU not being total shit. If the sequel trilogy had been outlined/planned by someone who is actually a Star Wars fan, it very well could have become another MCU.
In the lore pre-TLJ, hitting something big while exiting Hyperspace atomizes you. All ships were built with mass shadow detectors to stop that from happening, which is why interdictor cruisers work. This is explained briefly in the OT, then again in greater detail in both The Clone Wars and Rebels where scenarios involving large masses prevent fleetcraft from traveling to certain worlds. It's also covered AGAIN AGAIN in The Force Awakens AND SOLO!No, none of them think about ANYTHING beyond "Will this look really cool and make consoomers shit their credit card numbers all over our products?"
An FTL ram would be a MASSIVE balance of power change.
Just off the top of my head, and if my drunken redneck ass can come up with that much, and they've got Zahn and all those other sci-fi writers, they should have ran this plot by actual sci-fi writers and not Soy Bugmen.
- Additionally, they didn't take into account that the Empire and Rebels both have "Interdiction Cruisers" which drops anyone out of hyperspace that enters their area of influence. Interdiction "engines" would be standard on ALL vessels as a safety measure in order to prevent someone at the back of formation to kick off before the front ranks go off.
- Formations of ships entering hyperspace would be DANGEROUS. A single microsecond mistime and you lose a massive section of your fleet.
- A ship entering hyperspace near a planet could cause MAJOR problems. I'm not talking continental plate cracking, I'm talking tearing apart sats and stations and nearby ships.
- A single TIE Interceptor could destroy entire fleets and space stations, including resource mining areas like Bespin
- You don't even have to use a TIE Interceptor, they made giant torpedoes for a reason. Yeah, it'll be the size of an X-Wing, but now you can fire off 10-12 of them into the enemy feet that can fire off what would be known as a Hyperspace Ram. Suddenly fleets are engaging at light-seconds rather than up close and in your face like Star Wars loves. More Honorverse than Star Wars. It would move to a lot of torpedo combat, missile combat. We're talking suddenly ships built to launch hundreds or thousands of missiles in a single broadside, or Honorverse Podnauts.
- Space is fucking BIG y'all. Drop in at the Oort cloud, drop a stealthed torpedo to make its run, full EMCOM, full stealth, until it gets in range of the shipyards, whereupon it powers up, discards the shroud, and goes LEEEEEEROY JENKIIIIINS! on the shipyard. Destroying the enemy's ability to build starships and ship based weaponry.
- You could leave FTL Ram torpedoes at common hyperspace lanes, with an Interdiction Pod to drop anyone squawking the wrong IFF
And I'm sure everyone knows this, but Kathleen Kennedy neither understands nor enjoys Star Wars, and she has been very open about it at all points.
Same thing happened with Star Trek. JJ was pretty open about not getting it. He made a movie a lot of the longterm fans hated, then a sequel that the new and old fans both hated. Finally in true JJ fashion he abandoned Star Trek.
At least now karma has finally hit him and he’s had to (attempt to) clean up someone else’s plot mess after leaving so many mystery box plots abandoned.
No, none of them think about ANYTHING beyond "Will this look really cool and make consoomers shit their credit card numbers all over our products?"
An FTL ram would be a MASSIVE balance of power change.
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There's nothing stopping people from buying tickets to a different movie (like Cats!) so Disney doesn't get their money. Generally good idea for any mouse product, really.Just curious, why did so many here rush to see it on its opening weekend?
Seems there's a lot of "it sucks, I knew it would suck". The problem is that your money does more talking on opening weekend.
Something that really bugs me about the Sequel Trilogy is its so frenetic, so bing bang boom, go to this planet to go to the next planet to go to this planet and we destroy the superweapon so they make a new one and we destroy that too and then they show up with 80 superweapons and we show up with 80 superweapons and jedi battle jedi battle jedi battle blaster fight blaster fight blaster fight shithappensshithappensthenthisshithappensbecausethatshithappensandthensomemoreshit happens....
LET ME BREATHE, MOTHERFUCKERS. The other movies had YEARS between action! One had a passage of time of OVER A DECADE.
Does everything in these 3 movies happen in 2 or 3 weeks? Jesus Christ! I have no idea what the passage of time in this one is, is it really just a matter of a few days?
And its just so perfect how they are "hyperspace skipping" all the time in Rise of The Skywalker. Yeah, you're skipping the passage of time! You can't cram all this shit into an amount of time that would be a child's Christmas break from school! Fuck off!
4chan is still stalking that autistic girl that's working at the new attraction down in Florida.
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Her name is Megan. (autistics always obsess with the name Megan). Someone took a video of her working at the ride and uploaded it to /tv/. It became obvious that she was on the spectrum by her facial movements and speech. They're now all obsessing over her because they think she's an attainable gf. She had to delete all her social media because of the stalking. There's also now dozens of fan art about her on the board. https://youtu.be/B8Sk_riaISY