Kevvy Metal

I generally avoid negging posts purely on the notion that I don’t agree with the content, but I do neg posts that I think are a bit disruptive or silly. ...in saying that, I’ve negged several of your posts over time, as I don’t like the tone. Nothing personal.

Yes, that’s correct. I disagree with almost all the criticism levelled at the film, especially a lot of the Hot Takes that are pedantically picking holes that I find are often illogical and of no convenience. The things I disliked about the film were - by having three concurrent stories in the middle, it makes it feel a little bloated and loses the three act structure a bit. I think the escape scene, on the back of the CG animals bit is a bit cringe, and really needed a lot cut out. Im not a cheeky scamp. This is my opinion, feel free to ignore it if you wish!

There aren’t any. It just seems like a few people wanted an entirely different movie and it wasn’t what they where expecting. Its kinda like Alien 3 all over again — a film which I’m totally into btw.

Mine are often decisive with pos and negs, which I’m totally cool with, I like to think if it’s decisive then it’s kinda a good thing. Its the annoying neg stalker who obviously has a bone to pick, who is being silly.

Dubious mirroring, and that’s coming from a fan of the film.

I've watched the RLM Infinity War review too!

It doesn't get anymore involved you shouldn't buy it

My membership has run out so I can't see who's negstalking me. But whoever it is, have a golfclap... and I really hope the do remaking The Last Jedi for you and it's everything you hoped it would be.

Enjoying a short hero moment of BB8 rescuing Finn and Rose makes someone... "deranged"? Tough Crowd! Got to say! It's no Attack of the Clones Droid Factory scene! What a belter that was.

Well, I do agree with you here that trying to use some "infallible logic" to undercut and invalidate other people's opinion is stupid! I agree with you! It's just that yes, that's the game that people play a lot of the time now -- especially in this thread.. so don't hate the playa, hate the game. I don't think the only way to entertain in a film is to have constant jokes, but I do think they really work in TLJ. If that didn't work for you, then that's totally fine. That's just the way it is and your mileage may vary. The Cocktail of humour and drama just totally worked for me and I don't think it affected the tone at all or what was attempted to be conveyed. For me, the worst culprit of mixed tone is the Prequels, with scenes like Anakin vs. Obi-Wan final battle on Mustafar. What's meant to be a heavy drama moment is interspersed with Droid slap-stick and the like.

She's Finn's antagonist. She represent's Finn's oppressed and caged past and with Finn defeating her out-right, was the final stage of his metamorphosis from Deserter Storm-Trooper to Rebel hero. She's a supporting character and her defeat supports Finn's change. ... ok ... It's not a map to Luke. It's part of the map to the first Jedi temple where Luke is presumed to be hiding. They even point this out in TFA and the fact they need the rest of the map from the Empire archives to complete it. R2 already has the Empire archives in his memory banks (now this is a properly unexplained contrivance with TFA's is far more guilty of in comparison to TLJ) Maybe they got a circular email on the First Order intranet... or the Starkiller base sanitation unit went on a work placement training day to Snoke's ship.. or who cares? It's an easy presumption that Finn learned Empire tech and insights during his indoctrination as a StormTrooper. ...ok... He/She is an Astromech Droid so it's fair to assume they can interface with Walkers and the likes. I thought it was a cool hero moment. Got any more?

It's also almost like he's gone a bit manic being in isolation for 25 years. I also had no problems with any of the jokes or there placement. It was almost like the film was trying to entertain. The tone wasn't bouncing all over the place.

Cancelled Anthology films is likely hear'say. Everything on the internet is true of course!

That would be more than lovely!

I sold mine for like £30, and now that I've got a SONY PVM and all my retro shit organised, I so wish I had never sold it.