>Whats yer name? >Han >Han what...? Whats yer people? >I ain't got no people >Yer flying solo!? From now on yer Han Solo! >Thank you random imperial officer flight booking officer, I am now Han Solo.
It's lazy writing, coming from the fact that that dumb b***h kathleen kennedy had no plan for the trilogy so after snoke choked they had to have some sort of villain for the last movie. Thus "somehow palpatine returned". It doesnt matter what half assed canonical reason they actually gave, it was a shit idea to bring back palpatine
By incorporating the fricking main characters, Kylo or Rey, with the villain, the conflict, before the final scene where they meet and kill him (just like what didn’t work with Snoke). Palpatine is Snoke 2.0 and what didn’t work in TLJ they did again just copying OT characters into the movie to hide it. They don’t show the New Order doing anything. There is zero plot
Within the context of the story, it's fine. The rebels really wouldn't care how he returned when his presence is an existential crisis. But for the audience that watched him die to just be given a somehow as a why is endemic of all the problems of the sequel trilogy, like a single shining moment when all the flaws of three movies come together.
The problem comes from the fact that *we the audience* have no idea either. This here is literally the only explanation we get; that and a retread of the “unnatural” line from RotS.
yes, it is the laziest piece of writing in a movie with a budget that some countries could live on for a year.
however
the most immersion breaking line in a great movie is still "share the load" from return of the king
>Somehow, Palpatine returned... >They fly now! >I'm Rey. Rey who? Rey Skywalker. >I am all the sixth. And I am all the Jedi
Idk there's probably another one, I didn't watch the 3rd movie.
From the others: >*3 minute long "Your mama" interaction* >That’s how we’re gonna win. Not fighting what we hate, saving what we love. >I bypassed the compressor >*sucks green nipple juice* >*Luke throws lightsaber* >Half the cringy shit Kylo Ren says and does
>I wish I could put my fist through this whole lousy beautiful town >that’s how we win, not fighting what we hate but saving what we love *kisses Finn while the rebel base is destroyed behind them*
no
I'm trying to think of what the worst line in a movie is... I'll get back to you on that.
>Whats yer name?
>Han
>Han what...? Whats yer people?
>I ain't got no people
>Yer flying solo!? From now on yer Han Solo!
>Thank you random imperial officer flight booking officer, I am now Han Solo.
I actually like this scene though. Even in the context of the ridiculous names of Star Wars, “Han Solo” always felt made up.
>Han Solo
>Harrison Ford
The actors name sounds just as made up.
What's wrong with this. Saw this on here before. They don't know how he returned.
How would they?
It's lazy writing, coming from the fact that that dumb b***h kathleen kennedy had no plan for the trilogy so after snoke choked they had to have some sort of villain for the last movie. Thus "somehow palpatine returned". It doesnt matter what half assed canonical reason they actually gave, it was a shit idea to bring back palpatine
So they come out saying they don't want to use the EU, immediately make Dark Empire but worse, which is pretty fricking impressive to do.
By incorporating the fricking main characters, Kylo or Rey, with the villain, the conflict, before the final scene where they meet and kill him (just like what didn’t work with Snoke). Palpatine is Snoke 2.0 and what didn’t work in TLJ they did again just copying OT characters into the movie to hide it. They don’t show the New Order doing anything. There is zero plot
Within the context of the story, it's fine. The rebels really wouldn't care how he returned when his presence is an existential crisis. But for the audience that watched him die to just be given a somehow as a why is endemic of all the problems of the sequel trilogy, like a single shining moment when all the flaws of three movies come together.
Why would the Emperor's enemies know what magic he used to come back?
The problem comes from the fact that *we the audience* have no idea either. This here is literally the only explanation we get; that and a retread of the “unnatural” line from RotS.
I whisper a reverent “FRICK” under my breath every time I re-watch it.
no it's still
>I did not hit her
>i did naaaht
>oh, hai mark
That's kino though
still the worst line+delivery in any movie i can possibly think of
the whole movie is like that though tbh
It seems to me that you’re the EXPERT, MArk!
There m6st be SO many ways this could have been better worded.
>worst line in the century-long history
It's not a good line, but I wouldn't call it "bad"
yes, it is the laziest piece of writing in a movie with a budget that some countries could live on for a year.
however
the most immersion breaking line in a great movie is still "share the load" from return of the king
Elaborate.
Yes. Previously it was "is that a dagger i see before me?" from John Wayne playing Genghis Khan.
What do you want him to say?
How would he know how palpatine came back? He isnt God
Filtered.
The top 5 all come from that one movie. And the top 10 from that trilogy.
name them
They fly now?
Well, do they?
>Somehow, Palpatine returned...
>They fly now!
>I'm Rey. Rey who? Rey Skywalker.
>I am all the sixth. And I am all the Jedi
Idk there's probably another one, I didn't watch the 3rd movie.
From the others:
>*3 minute long "Your mama" interaction*
>That’s how we’re gonna win. Not fighting what we hate, saving what we love.
>I bypassed the compressor
>*sucks green nipple juice*
>*Luke throws lightsaber*
>Half the cringy shit Kylo Ren says and does
>I wish I could put my fist through this whole lousy beautiful town
>that’s how we win, not fighting what we hate but saving what we love *kisses Finn while the rebel base is destroyed behind them*
>I am the spy!
found it a bit weird how much the name "Palpatine" was used in that film, even the weird sith soldiers called chanted that instead of his sith name
Cause they retconned him from just being some guy from an upper class Palpatine family on Naboo to some kind of eternal sith being called "Palpatine".
>"Well said. You're an eloquent man. Doesn't mean you're wrong. In my experience, eloquent men are right every bit as often as imbeciles."
What is the point of this line?
to take up valuable space in your brain where you could have stored a childhood memory
Good, childhood memories only make me sad.
good piggy
Not cinema but
>Am I evil?
>Worse, you're smart
Is the worst line I ever heard, that's when I knew rick&Morty was over.
>cinema
no
>major Hollywood studio movie
yes probably
>who has a better story than bran the broken?