DominicCobb said:
NeverarGreat said:
Sorry bro. Most of his lines are delivered very well, but it distracts me every single time I hear him say things like "therearen'tanybasesaroundherewhere'ditcomefrom" because there's just no rhythm to it.
It looks like an Imperial Cruiser, our passengers must be hotter than we thought; try and hold them off, angle the deflector shield while I make the calculations for the jump to light speed.
What a mess. All of his lines in the Falcon seemed like he was just trying to say them as fast as possible, while the lines themselves seemed written for a slower delivery.
Disagree. This line would take a couple of seconds for Han to think. He realizes what's happening and gives directions. It makes sense that he would say it fast, as it needs to happen fast. It's a realistic delivery.
absolutely. Han's delivery is spot on and fantastic. He's making these observations while under tremendous duress. Two fast approaching star destroyers, and later a battle station the size of a moon, kinda does that to ya.