belloq87
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Now why in the hell would he say some nonsense like this other than to troll bait?
I always knew I liked John Boyega!
Perhaps it's how he genuinely feels!
Now why in the hell would he say some nonsense like this other than to troll bait?
TLJ is one of two movies starring John Boyega that is any good, and actually put Finn’s character on a path.Just to keep this brief without rehashing a tired debate: Boyega has said that he wasn't satisfied with the arc of his character over the trilogy and felt like there was too much of a focus on Rey and Kylo Ren at the expense of everyone else. I can only assume that he thinks his role in Last Jedi was where he personally felt most wasted as from that point forward, Finn pretty much just wandered around everywhere asking for Rey.
The Last Jedi is just so good. I've watched it most out of the movies in the sequel trilogy by far. Rogue One is the other Disney-era Star Wars movie I put on every once in awhile.TLJ is one of two movies starring John Boyega that is any good, and actually put Finn’s character on a path.
It’s just that an actual good Star Wars movie and not glorified fan fiction broke people’s brains in 2018 and the Rise of Skywalker wasted everything good TLJ set up.
Even going back to TFA, especially after watching the OG trilogy, Andor, and Rogue One just kind of stinks. It floats by on really likable leads, but that’s about all it has going for it.The Last Jedi is just so good. I've watched it most out of the movies in the sequel trilogy by far. Rogue One is the other Disney-era Star Wars movie I put on every once in awhile.
I haven't watched The Rise of Skywalker since I walked out of that then-CityWalk AMC as disappointed as i've ever walked out of a theater. I have no intention of reliving that movie or how horribly the Saga ended due to the decisions made that lead to a movie of such poor caliber.
Rogue One is the only good SW movie that they’ve put out since the acquisition imo. the other movies have ranged from Fine to Actively BadEven going back to TFA, especially after watching the OG trilogy, Andor, and Rogue One just kind of stinks. It floats by on really likable leads, but that’s about all it has going for it.
TFA will always be an okay movie, but it's not 2015 anymore. In 2015, everyone went crazy for TFA bc it was like watching A New Hope all over again hitting all of those same beats. Then add on Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, and Chewie had relatively substantive roles in the film and the film ended with a Luke Skywalker cliffhanger? Talk about hitting you with all the memberberries.Even going back to TFA, especially after watching the OG trilogy, Andor, and Rogue One just kind of stinks. It floats by on really likable leads, but that’s about all it has going for it.
Im so hyped for Napoleon. Anything with Joaquin Phoenix you know he's going to be all in on- but that trailer is something else. Can't wait.Apple TV is easily my favorite service right now. They have a lot of good shows that are putting out.
Now you have my curiosity.Honestly, from everything that was described to me I expect horrible word of mouth from anyone taking their kid to see it.
Agreed, when it comes to Andor and Rogue One they hold up pretty nicely, especially with the angle and tone they're going for. And amongst the many things Rogue One gives us, it's Vader in his most terrifying moment. I will never forget watching this opening weekend in a packed theater, and the crowd going from "Yay!" to "Oh...SH!T" in a matter of seconds.Even going back to TFA, especially after watching the OG trilogy, Andor, and Rogue One just kind of stinks. It floats by on really likable leads, but that’s about all it has going for it.
the use of sound is absolutely phenomenal. really glad I saw it in a theater.OPPENHEIMER is not quite a masterpiece, but it's very, very good. A few script and structure issues hold it back from top tier Nolan for me, but as a purely cinematic experience -- a marriage of visuals, editing, sound, and music -- it is hugely arresting.