[ SECRET POST #4486 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4486 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

It didn't really show much so I don't really have an opinion.

My one thought was: Doesn't Rey look like she's lost a lot of weight?

[(Anonymous)]

She does! Pretty sure she gained a fair amount for TLJ (some of which was undoubtedly muscle, but definitely some fat too), but it looks like she's back down to her TFA weight in the third film - maybe even lighter.

I kinda wish she had pulled an Alicia Vikander and gotten hella ripped for the last film. But in a world where force powers exist, I concede that physical strength is a very secondary concern, so it doesn't overly matter one way or the other.

[(Anonymous)]

She might have lost a little, but I think she looks different because of the angle of this shot and her hair being down in the latter half of TLJ. Her face doesn't appear as angular in the shot before this one.

[(Anonymous)]

They asked Carrie Fisher to lose weight, I wouldn't be surprised if it's SOP for all their actors.

[(Anonymous)]

Rey is great

I have no other reply

[morieris]

I'm sure we could cherrypick enough screenshots from other movies, shows, and trailers to make some kind of "Star Wars face" conspiracy.

I don't know.

[(Anonymous)]

Posturing does seem to be a part of a lot of different types of fighting, which makes sense to me, since there is absolutely a psychological component.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sure you're right but I just don't care. It looks fucking awesome, and I am into it.

Also, this kind of think largely depends on the tone of the film, for me. With something like, say, the Daniel Craig James Bond films, really unrealistic, OTT, just-for-show stuff stands out more, because the films are trying to be a little more realistic - or at least pass for realistic.

But in something like Star Wars, which is fantastical by design, and involves ~space magic~, I'm a lot more willing to just go with it. If it looks cool and keeps me engaged, I'm down.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, at least she's allowed to look angry and tough. I'd much rather this than the comic book fight poses that are actually just boobs and butt.

[(Anonymous)]

THIS!!