[ SECRET POST #3287 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3287 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He's got Ford's profile for sure. His hair, outfit and character makes him really unattractive (imo), but I kinda thought he was supposed to be unattractive, so I don't get why people are complaining.

[fishnchips]

He has Ford's profile and "Leia's" hair -colour-wise, imo. The hair and high neckline of his outfit don't do his face any favours, I guess, but I wouldn't call him unattractive. I think the point was that he was supposed to look ordinary/average, not unattractive, but yeah, people didn't get it.

[(Anonymous)]

Heh, his styling and character is so very much not my thing that I guess I was unable to wrap my head around him being supposed to be anything but unattractive when I watched the movie. Not the actor, just the character. And he just looked so silly with the hair and the high neckline when he first took off the helmet (he sort of made me think of the awkward seal meme) that I simply couldn't take him seriously even as he killed my childhood hero. But that was good, in a way, because him being so awkward and "real" looking makes me hate him more than I would if he was a more conventionally intimidating villain.

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sa

But that was good, in a way...

... unless they try to redeem him, because boy do I hate him. They really did a good job there. I think I'll walk out of the theater if they try to turn him into a hero after this.

[(Anonymous)]

DA--Same here, I think. I saw this with a friend who's liked Adam Driver for a while and she asked me what I thought of him.

Me: "He's great. I hate him."

She seemed pleased!

[(Anonymous)]

THIS THIS THIS

Most of my friends walked out of the theater going "redemption storyline inbound!" and I was just like "OH HELLS NO THEY BETTER NOT".

Kylo Ren had the choice between (familial) love and power plain and simple onscreen, and chose power. I could see a redemption storyline for General Hux before I could see one for Kylo Ren, and Hux is just a "generic genocidal maniac" villain who happens to actually be good at the leadership/strategy/organization thing.

[fishnchips]

That was one of the points they were trying to make, I think. The old "people don't have to look like either a complete monster (Snoke does that, he looks like a Peter Jackson Orc on a diet) or an incredibly sleek, streamlined villain (Hux fits that, in a way, all supid ginger jokes aside) to be a monster".