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Would you rub another man’s rhubarb pie?
That would depend on the flakiness of the crust.
Two questions.
- How did you manage to find that originally?
He probably went to the last page of the forum.
And I think this proves that anyone who does that deserves to fall off.
I did that the other day.
How much do the people in the audience get paid? I can’t imagine they’re there without compensation.
No.
With all due respect, I think it looks pretty terrible.
I think Malà means that you see him as a politician quite often, but not as the dark lord of the Sith.
Yeah, that’s why I said that it was the delivery that bothered me. For Rey’s case it applies too, but definitely less so. Like you pointed out, Luke was indeed being a dick.
Just some thoughts on why the comedy didn’t work for me all the time: the way the characters reacted to the jokes was “unnatural” for Star Wars movies, and for most real situations in general. We’re used to that in marvel movies at this point, but I personally think they went too far in both TLJ and TFA. RO’s humor works perfectly for me though, and I think that’s largely because the characters’ reactions to the funny things seem more natural.
Examples please.
The reaction of the imperial trooper to Kylo choking Hux. “Right away sir”. I don’t have a problem with anything except the delivery. He should be scared as hell or something but he’s just saying funny one liners. Compare that to everyone’s reactions to Vader’s chokings in ESB. It makes it all look like a skit something made purely for comedy, and I personally prefer comedy when it comes naturally.
The “busy day” joke. That’s something really weird and disrespectful to say if you’re Rey. Sure Luke disrespected Yoda at first, but after he learned his true identity it was nothing but respect. I was ok with the nowhere joke and the tickling joke, both work really well and feel more natural.
FWIW the one you just quote from RO (choke on your aspirations) was one of the few in RO that annoyed me.
Agree.
Just some thoughts on why the comedy didn’t work for me all the time: the way the characters reacted to the jokes was “unnatural” for Star Wars movies, and for most real situations in general. We’re used to that in marvel movies at this point, but I personally think they went too far in both TLJ and TFA. RO’s humor works perfectly for me though, and I think that’s largely because the characters’ reactions to the funny things seem more natural.
something for everyone
#pigmenneverforget
Like the pigmen I had great aspirations.
Be careful not to choke on them.
^ https://twitter.com/theoficcialcrow/status/963659688737898496
Oh well that was a nice turn of events! I might try to get my hands on that version.
The gun Rey used in Takodana was one of the most toy-y guns yet in the Star Wars saga in my opinion… the royalty ones that Padmé used in TPM looked like something that came out of a James Bond movie.
Have a hard time agreeing with either of those statements.
We’ll have to agree to disagree, then! Rey’s gun looked nice and different, and I really liked its design. I just think it was a bit too toy like.
Warb, men are physically more capable than women in several aspects, like you mentioned previously. Thats a fact. The thing is, sports judge those exact feats in which men are superior to women. Dahmage asked why is that, because that will inevitably make women “less capable” in sports than men since we’re judging something that men are biologically superior on, so of course women can’t keep up.
I personally think women might be naturally better shooters or better videogame players than men, so that’s why I mentioned videogames.
I hope this clarify some things.
I did - I’m the one with the Brazilian name that tweets mostly in Portuguese.
O okay.
Sector is clear.
*makes clicking sounds with tongue and points with finger guns*
NOT CLEAR NOT CLEAR
The gun Rey used in Takodana was one of the most toy-y guns yet in the Star Wars saga in my opinion. PT guns were mostly fine, the royalty ones that Padmé used in TPM looked like something that came out of a James Bond movie.
Anchorhead said it would be unexpected. And it was, because he isn’t very fond of ESB. I simply said that the part he linked might as well be one of my favorite parts of the film which got me thinking about what my favorite part would be in the first place, so I posted the post you quoted, but that had nothing to do with what Anchorhead said being unexpected or not.
Yes, I’m glad your mother is ok Ash. I hope that she blacked out for a reason other than an epileptic seizure, and hope that things like that never happen to your grandma, you, your mother or anyone in your family ever again.
I hope she recovers well.
https://twitter.com/starwrsarchive/status/948000275847172097
^ something about the new guns just looks so fake.
“Every single shot has a visual effect”
I don’t think that’s the case for TFA (besides obvious like coloring). And even if it is, it blends with practical so well you can barely tell the difference.
It’s quite possible that it’s the same thing for TFA, but it’s so common nowadays that it’s not even worth mentioning, pretty different from how it all was in 1999.
Pretty sure it’s the same amount, or TFA has more.
I think that a fan edited TLJ will have much less than both though.
That always confused me. I thought R4 died in the Clone Wars miniseries, but there he was in RotS…
Athletes? Sport?
It’s hard to say what my favorite part of ESB is.
It’s as if ESB was a 9.7/10 movie all throughout with some 9.8 and 9.9 moments. SW is my favorite though, because it’s a 9.6/10 movie with 10/10 moments quite often actually, so yeah.
I did - I’m the one with the Brazilian name that tweets mostly in Portuguese.
Dahmage’s point was “why does it have to be athletic in a way that men are superior?” This is a question that goes all the way back to sexism again. So I said video games.
Yeah, that’s what I was thinking. Let’s say, if video games were to become a sport women would probably be better if they were as dedicated as men. Unfortunately it’s another activity that got lost in the sexist world. “Video games are for boys…”
