Star Wars Episode IX - The Rise Of Skywalker Official Teaser

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From what I have seen, many actors who were angry for a long time for being typecast and losing out on parts because of it learned to appreciate what it truly gave them much later in life....and learned to appreciate the fans.

I'm not crying for them, but it must kind of suck as an actor to get known for one thing and not be able to find decent work after because of that one thing.
In his case, he was just a horrible actor. If you need more evidence than his reaction when Vader told him he was his father, just try watching the movie Corvette Summer.
 

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From what I have seen, many actors who were angry for a long time for being typecast and losing out on parts because of it learned to appreciate what it truly gave them much later in life....and learned to appreciate the fans.

I'm not crying for them, but it's got to kind of suck as an actor to get known for one thing and not be able to find decent work after because of that one thing.
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I may have accidentally edited your post so apologies if I did. Yes, this guy, in particular, didn't do much after star wars so you can imagine. Curious what he's actually gained from the franchise. I saw him mouth, "**** me before he got out of the car.
 

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I'm in the "Star Wars was never good camp" - think it's more of a spectacle than actually great content and Disney sure as heck hasn't changed my mind.

Rogue One had it's moments, I guess.
 

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I'm in the "Star Wars was never good camp" - think it's more of a spectacle than actually great content and Disney sure as heck hasn't changed my mind.

Rogue One had it's moments, I guess.

Yeah when I go back and try to watch the original trilogy I cringe at the acting and dialogue. They were never "great" movies.
I think most of us just romanticize our youth and the enjoyment of them from our youth.
 

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I'm in the "Star Wars was never good camp" - think it's more of a spectacle than actually great content and Disney sure as heck hasn't changed my mind.

Rogue One had it's moments, I guess.
I'm not a huge Star Wars fan. I'll watch the movies, but I don't get thrilled at the very mention of a new one coming out. That said, when I was 12, I saw the first one, when it came out in the theater. It was an amazing spectacle to behold in 1977. There'd never been anything like it. In the back of my mind, I think that's always a consideration when I watch any of them, and just like a band you loved when they first came out, you have to allow that first experience to positively affect everything after..........unless it's absolute garbage, then the disappointment is even greater. (I'm looking at you, Aerosmith.)
 

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Adam Driver looks like someone tried to draw Keanu Reeves from memory.
I agree!!! LOL!!

Why didn't Finn just aim for Adam Driver's nose when they were fighting with lightsabers?...Oh wait ? Did Adam Driver use his nose as the lightsaber instead???


Just the GIRL POWER CRAP MAKES ME SICK!! ..I need to rewatch Arnold Schwartzenegger in "Predator" or Bruce Willis in "Die Hard" soon..... Atleast can the Girls be hot in these movies? Because this Women at a Richard Simmons fat cry sorrow hate men and let me eat cupcakes testimonial video is not doing it for me..
 

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Yeah when I go back and try to watch the original trilogy I cringe at the acting and dialogue. They were never "great" movies.
I think most of us just romanticize our youth and the enjoyment of them from our youth.
They were simply scifi fairy tales meant for nothing more than entertainment. And it was during an era when we watched Happy Days and Three's Company, so the acting/dialogue are in line w/ what was accepted at the time.
 

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If Jabba was a female,he would have been a hero in these new Star Wars movies
 

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Of course it's a spectacle. Were you looking for intellectual involvement from a fairy tale movie?

it's a bare bones soap opera in space (Which is what Lucas even labelled it) - Star Wars was essentially Lucas cash grab (also what he has said) after his passion project THX 1138 failed. Star Wars built itself off the back of nerd culture - frankly something I've come to despise since it is now everywhere.

I get WHY it was phenomenon, starting from geeks and nerds word of mouth (Critics disliked it initially) and the visuals brought in the larger audience. For it's time, it was a great looking movie. However, that's just about where my positives for the films end - the acting is poor outside of Ford's and the trilogy always seemed to box itself into a family drama rather than expanding within the mainline films.

If you want to watch a film by Lucas that had some passion behind it rather than a desperate (successful) attempt at money grabbing, check out THX.

 
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