STAR WARS General Discussion | Warning: Possible SPOILERS!Movies 

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just thought that I post this..
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While I hope to be proven wrong in the movie, I have a problem taking the villain's name seriously:

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Anyone else?

I always thought he was named after those pesky midi-kylorens.

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Gave in to the hype. I bought tickets for next Friday.

I am so ashamed.
 
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I'm lucky Thursday night there corresponds to Friday morning here, which is when I'll be watching.
 
Gave in to the hype. I bought tickets for next Friday.

I am so ashamed.
You're lucky. I had the chance to see it the day after release, but passed on it due to a water works issue that I still haven't gotten fixed yet. Heck, I still haven't seen Creed yet, and that is already my movie of the year.
 
I bought my ticket for Spectre six weeks in advance of the film.

Being a Daddy and stupidly tied up in stuff for the past few months, I've missed a bunch of good theatrical releases... Spectre, Creed, Mad Max.

Not exactly movies you can bring little girls to, sadly.
 
This also means I'll have to avoid the Internet for a week, since someone will expose the entire plot of the movie via memes within 48 hours.

I hear the ISPs in Dagobah are quite limited.
 
Just a reminder, since some of us are not seeing the movie right away, those that do see it right away please put any discussion which many be even remotely close to a spoiler in spoiler tags!

Or God here will have his way with you. :p

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Should someone do this here, do I have permission to strike them down with all of my hatred?
 
The good news is that even the media are embargoed until the 16th, with the premiere happening tomorrow. But yes, naturally, spoilers should be used in here as much as (reasonably) possible.

My tickets were purchased exactly two months before the opening day. The whole group of us are getting excited. I feel like the week will fly by... :D
 
These kind of people are why George Lucas left Star Wars, he couldn't do anything he wanted because the fans kept bitching about it.
Look at the "Han shot first" incident. The original version presented him as a renegade and suggested that the Outer Rim really was a wasteland. But the retouched version was just kid-friendly.
 
Look at the "Han shot first" incident. The original version presented him as a renegade and suggested that the Outer Rim really was a wasteland. But the retouched version was just kid-friendly.

I just remember him moving his head to the side and shooting Greeto, not sure how that was Kid-friendly.
 
Being a Daddy and stupidly tied up in stuff for the past few months, I've missed a bunch of good theatrical releases... Spectre, Creed, Mad Max.

Not exactly movies you can bring little girls to, sadly.

My wife yelled at me when I dared to try and finish mad max that we rented. Because we had just picked up the girls from their day care, and didn't get to finish it beforehand. So I had to wait to watch the last 30 minutes
 
Soo.. I reserved my ticket. I'll see TFA on 16/12/2015 at 8PM. I shall spoil EVERYTHING! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! :mischievous:
 
The Jedi Council guys on the Collider Video YouTube channel are supposed to have a "spoiler free" review after they see the premier tonight.
 
Soo.. I reserved my ticket. I'll see TFA on 16/12/2015 at 8PM. I shall spoil EVERYTHING! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! :mischievous:

How?!

I'm, uh... 102 hours out. Neat. I think I'll just avoid any sort of social media this week, to be safe.
 
How?!

I'm, uh... 102 hours out. Neat. I think I'll just avoid any sort of social media this week, to be safe.
Well, technically speaking I see it on 15th, around 10AM west coast time.. Time zones are a wonderful thing, amirite? And as I'm in Finland, I'm quite a few time zones ahead.. so what I told you is true, from a certain point of view.
 
I won't be able to see it until around the 22nd. :grumpy:
 
...I'm hoping to catch this either on Sunday, or next week Monday when my schedules aren't so hectic.


Sadly, it looks increasingly likely I might have to "solo" it, like Ant Man. :grumpy: Bah. Ah well...
 
The first line of the film is reportedly:
"This will begin to set things right."
Typical JJ Abrams wankery. Super 8 was him trying (and failing miserably) to prove that he is the Steven Spielberg of his generation; this crap sounds like he is not only taking on the moral "responsibility" of fixing the franchise, but assuming that he has done it before actually doing anything.

Whatever enthusiasm I might have had - which was admittedly pretty minimal to begin with - has been snuffed out by that one line. I don't know why I am surprised by it, given Abrams' track record.
 
The first line of the film is reportedly:
"This will begin to set things right."
Typical JJ Abrams wankery. Super 8 was him trying (and failing miserably) to prove that he is the Steven Spielberg of his generation; this crap sounds like he is not only taking on the moral "responsibility" of fixing the franchise, but assuming that he has done it before actually doing anything.

Whatever enthusiasm I might have had - which was admittedly pretty minimal to begin with - has been snuffed out by that one line. I don't know why I am surprised by it, given Abrams' track record.

That line was probably in reference to the fact that at the end of Return of the Jedi, Luke was supposed to fall to the Dark Side during the battle with Emperor Palatine (the video below will gloss over the theory, but there was a link a few pages back that went over it in detail) and vanish after Vader and the Emperor were killed. Then George Lucas made the first of many poor decisions in the franchise and changed the script while filming to be more kid friendly as possible (read: give the story a happy ending). Episode VII probably set the original storyline (the one that was scrapped back in the 80's) back into motion as the true Star Wars lore.

 
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