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If you could change the ending of one movie, which one would it be, and how would you change it? (sopuli.xyz)
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[–] 11 points 2 years ago (1 child)

I thought the first one was alright. The second one seemed to have it's moments but was overall underwhelming. Rise of Skywalker was so bad I couldn't even finish it. It was a good year before I could force myself to sit through to the end... I think my breaking point was when I realized every time they got into trouble Rey would suddenly "discover" she had a new superpower that has never even been mentioned before

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  • [–] 3 points 2 years ago* (1 child)

    How was the first one alright? Not attacking, just curious.

    To me, it came off as just a more infantile version of A New Hope.

    Example 1: Darth Vader gets pissed and dudes get choked to death, even through video chat. Kylo gets pissed off and makes life hell for some IT guy by trashing his computer.

    Example 2: Why build a moon-sized space station that blows up one planet, when you can make a planet-sized space station that can blow up 7?

    I mean, I get the appeal of the explosions and effects and stuff, but in terms of story, it was just the same, but with none of the payoff of the original story. They even tried to steal the big reveal of the relationship between Vader and Luke by revealing the relationship between Kylo and Leia/Han.

    Edit: And I totally agree with the Rey issue. I guess that's called a Mary Sue in writing.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 years ago (1 child)

    By "alright" I suppose I mean it was the least objectionable of the three... I didn't have any major issues with it other than it was kind of boring and seemed like it was a little too reliant on nostalgia instead of doing anything that was really new or innovative in any way. I watched it, I didn't hate it, but I haven't felt any great urge to ever watch it again.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 years ago

    Got it. Thanks for the reply. Ya know, thinking back, I have to agree. Of the three newest films, it was the most enjoyable. But oh man, I almost walked out of the theater when they were having to arch laser shots in space like there was air resistance or something. On par with the snake in Harry Potter that winked. Snakes don't have eyelids!

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