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Finally getting to see this for a second time tomorrow! I'll be interested to see how it holds up a second time and after all I have read, but honestly just more excited to look for all the little things I had missed that first time around. Not sure which character I am excited to see more of again, Rey, Fin, or Ben. They all just worked so well together.
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I'm looking forward to a second viewing for the same reason. My hypothesis is that the frantic pace will be less of an issue on a second watch, which would make the film amazing.
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I felt like the second viewing was pretty great. A big part of the frantic pace on the first watch is just scanning the screen for every little detail.
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Not for everyone.
I loved the first 20 minutes of the movie or so, btw. Starting the movie in the wreckage of the previous war was a perfect way to introduce this new series. It was brilliantly evocative.
The movie just became progressively dumber from there, starting from beautiful atmosphere to cartoon nonsense.
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Episode VI had the Rancor, a belching sarlac, and ewoks bonking AT-STs on the head with rocks. Star Wars was always about cartoon nonsense.
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And it is better for it, IMO.
OMG we parked in a Cartoon Worm that lives in an Asteroid.
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There was something a little classier about how they did it. It had a bit of that old stop motion class to it.
I can't put my finger on why, but something about it was just better.
and no, not nostalgia
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Nostalgia.
But seriously, this felt like Star Wars to me. Not sure how it doesn't to other people.
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it felt like star wars. But 2015 star wars, made by a corporation that isn't going to take risks with a billion dollar investment and not a crazy guy trying to make space movies with local investment money.
Its fine. There just isn't any going home.
EDIT: And yes, that is a valid complaint. Given that a big part of the marketing campaign was "hey, come see star wars, feel like a child again"
I like the ewok movies and droids cartoon. They are kind of shitty compared to the original trilogy, but no one tried to sell them as anything more.
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I'm not sure you get to call your own complaints 'valid complaints'.