Lol you are correct.Shouldn't that be "No, you are my sister" instead?![]()
Lol you are correct.Shouldn't that be "No, you are my sister" instead?![]()
Honestly guys, the film got way too much hype. I liked it, especially the effects. But the story could have been better. The thing that bothered me the most was how Finn and Rey were wielding the light saber. Finn, a guy who worked at sanitation, stood up to Kylo without a problem. I admit Kylo wasn't the biggest bad ass, but he could have beaten Finn just by using the force. Same with Rey. It took Luke two movies to master the force and to be good with the lightsaber. And in this movie, the first time she picks it up, it's a even contest vs a obviously much stronger opponent. And yeah, he was hurt, but that doesn't mean he couldn't have 'cheated' by using the force and just slamming them both at a tree or something.
I didn't enjoy this movie at all, too many issues, even from a casual point of view. The fact it tried to mirror the original while being a sequel at the same time didn't either. Here's an interesting comparison with the original:
https://www.yahoo.com/movies/watch-a-stunning-side-by-side-comparison-of-star-154726328.html
Oh..i'm just waiting for the next movie about The New Order to hunt down resistance on the planet similar to Hoth...with their AT AT walkers...to blast down their generators. I'm sure Kylo will be there with his storm troopers...and hopefully waiting to see Rey lose her arms as Kylo tells her..."Rey, you are my sister!"
Her response? "NOOOOOOO"
I think you meant to say "You're so right".Lol you are correct.
[doublepost=1459510800][/doublepost]Well, if my iTunes would play videos, I might consider it. However, my iTunes hasn’t been able to play movies or TV shows since several updates ago. This is a wide spread issue as found on Apple Communities and other support forums. UGH!
Disney today released Star Wars: The Force Awakens onto digital platforms, including iTunes, Disney Movies Anywhere, and other Digital HD platforms. The company first confirmed the release date in early March, also announcing the long-awaited film will launch at physical retailers on April 5.
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The iTunes version of the film has the same bonus content as the standard retail editions set to launch next week, including a table read of the script and a behind-the-scenes look at the development of the film's creatures. Fans who purchase the film on April 5 will have a handful of retailer exclusive editions to choose from, some of which include bonus content unavailable elsewhere.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens is available to download from the iTunes Store for $19.99 in HD, with the SD version to follow on April 5 for $14.99. [Direct Link]
Article Link: 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Now Available to Download From iTunes
Well, it is the first new live action Star Wars movie since 2005. Also, it is the start of the new Sequel Trilogy.Ummmmmm ok.... So is MacRumors gonna be announcing every movie released on iTunes now? If so, I'll just turn off MacRumors notifications now.
I really enjoyed it but I the fact it mirrored so closely the original did give me pause. It creates two problems in my mind. One, it's beginning to look like the easiest solution to preventing the spread of evil in the galaxy is to sterilise the Skywalker family. Two, where on earth are the First Order getting the money to build Star Killer Base. I mean the Empire had the resources of an entire, well, empire to spend on the first two Death Stars. But since power has now seeded back to the senate, where's the money coming from?
I asked myself these questions and was curious enough to search for the answers. In the new canon, the senate was disbanded. The military was also disbanded and control was mostly seeded back to local gov't. Remember that we are talking about a galaxy, not one star system with one sun and planets around it. Galaxies are very vast with billions of stars. Even under the emperor's reign, they didn't control all of the Galaxy. Most of it was unexplored.... Even stars near "space lanes" were still unexplored.
So with a weaker central gov't. A small military presence. And an entire galaxy at their disposal. It's no wonder the First Order was able to build the Star Killer base. We know they have been conscripting whole planets as well as its resources for 20+ years????.......So it stands to reason they were able to amass enough for their campaigns, no?
That's fine, not everyone will be pleased with this movie. I'm sure you watched a movie that you enjoyed, but I don't.I didn't enjoy this movie at all, too many issues, even from a casual point of view. The fact it tried to mirror the original while being a sequel at the same time didn't either. Here's an interesting comparison with the original:
https://www.yahoo.com/movies/watch-a-stunning-side-by-side-comparison-of-star-154726328.html
Such a disappointment in terms of story, which chronologically doesn't push the overall universe forward because it's practically a remake of Episode IV so Disney can make all the money. I just wish Episode VII was a true continuation. And not to forget that John Williams score disappointed as well, which is something that even the prequels delivered on.
Excellent! But I'll be waiting for the bluray. For something as magnificent as this film I want to experience it in the best quality I currently can.
Heads up: if you own this box set, there are spaces for episodes 7-9 if you remove thebonus disksprequels.View attachment 624473
not to forget that John Williams score disappointed as well, which is something that even the prequels delivered on.
I wouldn't be surprised if they're holding back a Directors Cut for release just before Episode 8. It would be awesome though. I wonder if some industrious folk will try and integrate the deleted scenes into the the Theatrical Cut when they get their hands on it?