Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
#2251
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
Exclusive: Rey's Backstory from Collin Trevorrow's Star Wars Episode IX script.
Sounds pretty underwhelming, actually. (Though it fits in well with the underwhelming sequel trilogy.)
Wouldn't surprise me at all if Abrams' final film resembles this to some degree.
Sounds pretty underwhelming, actually. (Though it fits in well with the underwhelming sequel trilogy.)
Wouldn't surprise me at all if Abrams' final film resembles this to some degree.
#2252
DVD Talk Legend
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
Yesterday i read a breakdown of each act of the movie and pretty sure its legit. Star Wars has gotten so low in this new trilogy that whereas once before i would actively avoid spoiler, now i have no problem reading a full breakdown to see if there is any justification in not having my time wasted.
It does read like there is Rey training at the beginning of the movie and a whole lot of retconning going on for the mistakes the last movie, and to some extents first movie made in this series. Also some call backs to OTT characters and events and even one big call back to a scene from Empire that made me think it will fall flat for me.
There is only a single reason that i may see this in cinemas and thats the simple fact that i have seen all the other 8 main series movies on the big screen. But thats literally it. This new trilogy has done a disservice to the original and its characters whilst trying to shoe horn characters who are empty voids and a story that has zero cohesiveness from start to end. This series should be given as a case example of producing a trilogy with no concept or idea of the story beginning middle or end and not planning anything out.
It does read like there is Rey training at the beginning of the movie and a whole lot of retconning going on for the mistakes the last movie, and to some extents first movie made in this series. Also some call backs to OTT characters and events and even one big call back to a scene from Empire that made me think it will fall flat for me.
There is only a single reason that i may see this in cinemas and thats the simple fact that i have seen all the other 8 main series movies on the big screen. But thats literally it. This new trilogy has done a disservice to the original and its characters whilst trying to shoe horn characters who are empty voids and a story that has zero cohesiveness from start to end. This series should be given as a case example of producing a trilogy with no concept or idea of the story beginning middle or end and not planning anything out.
#2253
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
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#2254
DVD Talk Legend
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
Yesterday i read a breakdown of each act of the movie and pretty sure its legit. Star Wars has gotten so low in this new trilogy that whereas once before i would actively avoid spoiler, now i have no problem reading a full breakdown to see if there is any justification in not having my time wasted.
It does read like there is Rey training at the beginning of the movie and a whole lot of retconning going on for the mistakes the last movie, and to some extents first movie made in this series. Also some call backs to OTT characters and events and even one big call back to a scene from Empire that made me think it will fall flat for me.
There is only a single reason that i may see this in cinemas and thats the simple fact that i have seen all the other 8 main series movies on the big screen. But thats literally it. This new trilogy has done a disservice to the original and its characters whilst trying to shoe horn characters who are empty voids and a story that has zero cohesiveness from start to end. This series should be given as a case example of producing a trilogy with no concept or idea of the story beginning middle or end and not planning anything out.
It does read like there is Rey training at the beginning of the movie and a whole lot of retconning going on for the mistakes the last movie, and to some extents first movie made in this series. Also some call backs to OTT characters and events and even one big call back to a scene from Empire that made me think it will fall flat for me.
There is only a single reason that i may see this in cinemas and thats the simple fact that i have seen all the other 8 main series movies on the big screen. But thats literally it. This new trilogy has done a disservice to the original and its characters whilst trying to shoe horn characters who are empty voids and a story that has zero cohesiveness from start to end. This series should be given as a case example of producing a trilogy with no concept or idea of the story beginning middle or end and not planning anything out.
#2255
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
Yesterday i read a breakdown of each act of the movie and pretty sure its legit. Star Wars has gotten so low in this new trilogy that whereas once before i would actively avoid spoiler, now i have no problem reading a full breakdown to see if there is any justification in not having my time wasted.
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#2256
DVD Talk Special Edition
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
Frankly, if I had read spoilers and knew that the Mandalorian was about a bounty hunter carting around a baby Yoda, I would've thought they had lost their damn minds. But I love the show. So I'll take the spoilers with a grain of salt.
#2257
DVD Talk Hero
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
I was under the impression that Making Star Wars was a mostly credible site, so I believed the info.
#2258
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
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#2259
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
It’s no different than Lucas originally having Han Solo as a green skinned monster in that first draft back in 1974-75. Yes, that is a true spoiler at the time but changed when he was developing the story. So I’m not saying this info was false (from a POV), but I highly doubt this would have been the Episode 9 we saw from Treverrow.
#2260
DVD Talk Special Edition
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
13 more days... can't wait.
#2261
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
'Star Wars': Disney Warns Theaters of Flashing Light Sequences, Seizure Concerns for 'Rise of Skywalker'
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#2263
Moderator
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
First thing I thought of, too. Second thing was is it seriously too late to edit it, somehow?
#2265
DVD Talk Hero
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
A batch of (alleged) spoilers about the reshoots got dropped on 4chan a couple of weeks ago; I didn't see them until today.
Sounds pretty bad, but I'm not going to give them much veracity as the poster claimed TROS would premiere a week early in Japan which isn't, to my knowledge, accurate. That, and, the fact that they're on 4chan.
ETA: The alleged spoilers can be read here for those who dare:
Sounds pretty bad, but I'm not going to give them much veracity as the poster claimed TROS would premiere a week early in Japan which isn't, to my knowledge, accurate. That, and, the fact that they're on 4chan.
ETA: The alleged spoilers can be read here for those who dare:
Spoiler:
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#2266
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
Negating the impact of prior events and character relationships/actions would be perfectly fitting for the end of the whole "Skywalker saga" as that's what Lucas originally did with Return of the Jedi all those years ago. Fans still laud the ridiculous emotional content of that steaming pile of tripe, so I'm sure there are plenty of six and seven year olds who will revere what goes down here for years to come.
If those spoilers turn out to be true, of course.
If those spoilers turn out to be true, of course.
#2267
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
A batch of (alleged) spoilers about the reshoots got dropped on 4chan a couple of weeks ago; I didn't see them until today.
Sounds pretty bad, but I'm not going to give them much veracity as the poster claimed TROS would premiere a week early in Japan which isn't, to my knowledge, accurate. That, and, the fact that they're on 4chan.
ETA: The alleged spoilers can be read here for those who dare:
Sounds pretty bad, but I'm not going to give them much veracity as the poster claimed TROS would premiere a week early in Japan which isn't, to my knowledge, accurate. That, and, the fact that they're on 4chan.
ETA: The alleged spoilers can be read here for those who dare:
Spoiler:
I feel Palpatine will eventually be the film's undoing because I still can't think of scenario of bringing him back that doesn't make my eyes roll. I will continue to say that the irony of the new Trilogy is that I have been intrigued and liked the new stuff (the new characters, Rey vs Kylo Light Dark Relationship, etc). But everytime they go to the well with an OT character, it just doesn't work for me and hurts the story they are trying to tell.
#2270
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
I didn’t read the alleged spoilers, but my initial reaction when considering the death of Chewbacca and the Falcon was anger and frustration. After thinking about it though, these last two films just haven’t resonated with me. I guess I could really say the last five. If that’s how they decide to end this saga, then I’ll just end the saga at ROTJ.
I’m watching the PT now and it’s just so uninteresting. I think the reason the OT is so important to me is the age at which I saw it. I grew up with those films, those figures and those books. I never really wondered what happened after Jedi since it wrapped everything up. I always wondered what happened before.
I wish the time gap between Jedi and the Phantom Menace wasn’t so long. I would have loved to grow up with that too.
I’m watching the PT now and it’s just so uninteresting. I think the reason the OT is so important to me is the age at which I saw it. I grew up with those films, those figures and those books. I never really wondered what happened after Jedi since it wrapped everything up. I always wondered what happened before.
I wish the time gap between Jedi and the Phantom Menace wasn’t so long. I would have loved to grow up with that too.
#2271
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (12/20/19, W/D: J.J. Abrams)
The adventures me and my friends came up with playing with the action figures post ROTJ were more interesting than the Sequel Trilogy so far for me.
#2272
DVD Talk Legend
#2275
DVD Talk Legend