Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****
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@Kruse I only found out here, right now, there is a post credit scene...so off I shall go.
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@taniwharugby said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@Kruse I only found out here, right now, there is a post credit scene...so off I shall go.
Same!
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The post credit scene got me thinking……
How many people were on the original Death Star I wonder ?
It was definitely very “plot holey” that Obi Wan, Luke, Han and the rest could get from one area to another seemingly down a few corridors or lifts so I’ll try and ignore that……Very convenient that the tractor beam controls and the detention block were so close to each other.
But there would have been hundreds of thousands of “staff”……not all evil bastards……cleaners, caterers, contractors, engineers, builders…….
I wonder if Luke ever thought about all them after he blew it up ?
Also I love that some nerd did this…….
How big the Death Star REALLY is – VFX whizz reveals the iconic Star Wars space station would be wider than Wales
IT’S one of Hollywood’s most memorable machines, obliterating whole planets in the blink of an eye. But while we all know what the iconic Death Star looks like, few of us have any idea …
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finally caught up, nice end to the season...thought we might see more of a successful uprising rather than everyone just getting mowed down...but this series has stuck to a theme of the rebellion being small, it also hasn't minded leaving things unknown, how may survived the escape for example
i really wanted hammer wielding bell dude to ruthlessly hammer to either side of the stormtroopers head...but a spartan kick was cool, showed the "harmless" people weren't harmless
loved the bit where andors friend used his mums brick to smash one of the imperial officers head in...we dont know her well but i think its what she would have wanted
post credit scene was awesome and visually spectacular, i could have lived without knowing what the things were....would have almost made the empire seem more evil if they weren't anything, like they were just taken round the corner and disassembled and put back in the system....just because the empire can
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@Kiwiwomble said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
post credit scene was awesome and visually spectacular, i could have lived without knowing what the thinks were....would have almost made the empire seem more evil if they were anything, like they were just taken round the corner and disassembled and put back in the system....just because the empire can
I thought the same. Any excuse for a Death Star shot is good though and this was the best yet.
I guess there was meaning of sorts to it. Andor helped make the thing that killed him and helped destroy it as well.
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I thought one of the good things in this story was the reminder that the rebellion was also a localised / decentralised approach to start out with. When the Empire moved into various planets there wasn’t some big coordinated action going on and locals were taking it on as it came.
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saw this in target whilst xmas shopping...WTF
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@Kiwiwomble She didn't ask about $4B ...
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@Nepia said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
@Kiwiwomble She didn't ask about $4B ...
To be fair, when he sold that he had story treatments that were consistent with those comments, handing off to the next generation. He was surprised/disappointed they just created their own shit.
They are slowly finding their feet, at least with the TV side of things. The movies have been a problem, but so were the prequels.
He undersold it as well, they earned back that 4B in a few years.
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season one was up and down...but will watch season two if for no other reason than to see Gungi (jedi wookiee)
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@Kiwiwomble said in Star Wars VII ****contains spoilers****:
season one was up and down...but will watch season two if for no other reason than to see Gungi (jedi wookiee)
Second season is reported to be a bit less aimed at kids.
