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I thought it was pretty poor too, however my 9 year old loved it. My biggest issues were (and yes, i'm sure they've been commented on earlier in the thread)
Leia spacewalk - just cringey
Snoke - who was he? where did he come from? would have loved to know a bit more about his background. Also his death - rubbish. All that power but didn't see any of that coming.
The casino scence - just dull, and 95% pointless
Luke - milking that 'thing', his death. both awful for different reasons. One embarassing, one highly dissapointing.
The rebel ship trying to escape at exactly, and i mean exactly, the same speed as the Star Destroyer. It never pulled away by 5 yards, nor lost ground either.
I'm sure that some could put me right on one or two things but i'm not that bothered. My 9 year old love it and to me that is what is important.
Just one little flaw in the main story on TLJ.
The resistance were going to eventually burn all their fuel being chased.
I'm not a scientist by any means, but once they're at max speed, just turn the ignition off and they'll coast along nicely for as long as they want... Right?
Its not just nit picking though, its standard sci-fi lore among many aspects that were wrong with it, a good film for 7 to 12 year olds and thats about it.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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In our reality yes. If star wars was sci-fi then this would be a problem, but as it is fantasy it is fine. There is some atmosphere is star wars space...hence the sounds and banking and turning abilities of the craft in the dogfights. So it does fit that they need constant thrust as there is some friction in star wars space.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Pretty much sums up my take on it. Nicely put together.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We did imax waterloo last week, and loved it.
If anyone's in Westfield, Shepherds Bush, London, then this is the bomb.
Only around 20 mins long once kitted up, but brilliant immersive VR, living the SW dream. Of, and my 11 year old was blown away too.
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Anyone else think Snokes backstory could eventually become a stand alone film (and possibly Rey's early life / parents story as one too?)
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Don't the 'rear deflectors' use fuel? I saw it on opening day +1 so can't remember the details nowThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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I'm sure Disney think so.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Nearly.
I hope not. I couldn't stand the character and the whole 'it's Andy Serkis so lets just CGI the crap out of him' made Snoke seem a bit of a joke.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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