[ SECRET POST #4595 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4595 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I mean ...this may be a shocking truth for you but a movie is not a living, thinking creature. So the movie itself doesn't do anything on its own.

[(Anonymous)]

but your criticism has nothing to do with the work itself. you're judging it based on how... humble one of its creators was?

[(Anonymous)]

The two are definitely linked though?

But from a purely film analytical point of view (which I'm sure is the way you yourself look at movies all the time, without any meta knowledge, context or emotion involved), it's also a pretty bad movie. The pacing, the unecessary lenght of some parts, involuntarily ridiculous scenes, complete disregard for character development/consistency for characters based on what was established before, massive logical faults, plenty of copying of older Star Wars plotlines (yes, TLJ does that as well) and really hilariously badly choreographed fights scenes.

[(Anonymous)]

really hilariously badly choreographed fights scenes.

ok, now you're just having a laugh

[(Anonymous)]

Not really. The fight against the red guards was embarassingly bad. Showy and all, sure, but really, really badly choreographed.

[(Anonymous)]

And that's different from most Star Wars movies....how?