Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (USE SPOILER TAGS!)

[Nightrunner]

Maybe Luke has/had the right idea? Go off and try to enjoy life instead of trying to save everyone all the time?

Or what if Leia knew where Luke was all along and never bothered to tell anyone in 30 years? He's the brother no one can live with. He constantly brings doom and gloom to every Resistance social gathering. "Oh, my hand still hurts." Or going on about their father. "Dad liked me more."


The hero business can be stressful.

[cudzndrips]

Nice addition to my SW figures!

[matirocker]

Originally Posted by Samus Aran

That's actually where they find Luke half way through The Force Awakens. He's been at Tosche Station the whole time waiting for them to restock the power converters.

hahah, I literally laughed out loud with this, and that doesn't happen very often!

[Ernest Rister]

Originally Posted by PeterTHX

Well it kind of goes against the revisionist history that George Lucas hasn't ever written anything good.


But wooden dialogue is kind of the hallmark of these films.


"But I was going to Tosche Station to pick up some power converters!"

Katz and Hyuck did some great polishing on that script, most of the memorable lines are theirs. Kasdan's favorite scene -- Han arguing with some officer over a comlink, ending with Han blasting the panel -- wasn't written by Lucas. Too bad there wasn't similar support on the Preeks.

[Stoney Jackson]

Originally Posted by Ernest Rister

Katz and Hyuck did some great polishing on that script, most of the memorable lines are theirs. Kasdan's favorite scene -- Han arguing with some officer over a comlink, ending with Han blasting the panel -- wasn't written by Lucas. Too bad there wasn't similar support on the Preeks.

For anyone who is interested, the book "Star Wars: The Annotated Screenplays" has each line of dialogue that Gloria Katz and Willard Huyck contributed marked.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by Nightrunner

Thank goodness this is only a movie.

No, not just a movie - a marketing juggernaut that Disney hopes will help them turn a profit on their $4 billion investment.

It's all just a business

[Ernest Rister]

"Johnny, oh, Johnny! Your Alice Bluebonnet
will always be waiting for you!
So don't give up hoping and don't give up dreaming,
for true love will come shining through!"

[Jutty]

Thursday cant come soon enough the family and i are off to see the 19h00 3D showing,,

[Jumpman]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

If you don't cringe when a human opens their mouth to speak then it is a "real" Star Wars film.

So none of the six films right?

[Bizdady]

Originally Posted by Jutty

Thursday cant come soon enough the family and i are off to see the 19h00 3D showing,,

Im taking the wife on Thursday, the kids on Saturday and then will try to catch a TCL Imax showing in the next week or so once traffic dies down a bit

[Ernest Rister]

Ha! I made the British press today. People still can't spell my damn name right.

"If you can believe it, the nerds of the Internet have debated this subject to death already. One of the most agreed-upon strategies for getting the most out of your “Star Wars” watching is credited to a fan named Ernest Rinster, who in comment threads has spoken about it with a reverence normally reserved for Yoda. It’s also probably the most effective way to prepare for “The Force Awakens.” Here’s how it works:"

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...-a6771166.html

[Jutty]

Think im gonna look funny in the VII 3D glasses,, but i dont care lol

[kylor]

Originally Posted by Ernest Rister

Ha! I made the British press today. People still can't spell my damn name right.

"If you can believe it, the nerds of the Internet have debated this subject to death already. One of the most agreed-upon strategies for getting the most out of your “Star Wars” watching is credited to a fan named Ernest Rinster, who in comment threads has spoken about it with a reverence normally reserved for Yoda. It’s also probably the most effective way to prepare for “The Force Awakens.” Here’s how it works:"

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...-a6771166.html

Looks like they're running out of good stories.

[Col. Zombie]

Originally Posted by Ernest Rister

Ha! I made the British press today. People still can't spell my damn name right.

"If you can believe it, the nerds of the Internet have debated this subject to death already. One of the most agreed-upon strategies for getting the most out of your “Star Wars” watching is credited to a fan named Ernest Rinster, who in comment threads has spoken about it with a reverence normally reserved for Yoda. It’s also probably the most effective way to prepare for “The Force Awakens.” Here’s how it works:"

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...-a6771166.html

Way to go, Dunst Risner. You made the bigtime.

[kamphausd1]

These guys never fail to make me laugh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HaGe8XcMHA

[Richard Graham]

Wow. I just scanned this thread and I'm out.

See you Thursday night.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by Jutty

Think im gonna look funny in the VII 3D glasses,, but i dont care lol

Maybe it depends on which ones you chose?

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Ernest Rister

Ha! I made the British press today. People still can't spell my damn name right.

"If you can believe it, the nerds of the Internet have debated this subject to death already. One of the most agreed-upon strategies for getting the most out of your “Star Wars” watching is credited to a fan named Ernest Rinster, who in comment threads has spoken about it with a reverence normally reserved for Yoda. It’s also probably the most effective way to prepare for “The Force Awakens.” Here’s how it works:"

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en...-a6771166.html

"You shall henceforth be known as Darth....Rinster"

[Toetke]

i am going to see it on Wednesday evening at the theater

[kopitarrulez]

Originally Posted by cudzndrips

Nice addition to my SW figures!

Is that real lol