Hux (Potential Spoiler)

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You mean a new Hux? Like: Hux (Hole in Chest)?

Yup, his counter will be (Hole in the gut) Ol Han.

Kinda funny how Hux was built up like this just to get blasted by some random dude.

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And then that random dude gets blown into the beyond. That scene got me.

Yeah when I saw that I got hyped.

If only that random dude was built up from the start so his death would be more meaningful.

But I mean that's what happens when u hire a terrible director for ep VII and VIII and then hire a talented director to clean it up.

Uh... same director for Force Awakens and Rise of Skywalker.

My bad I meant The Last Jedi ;p

Funny how the only people who didn’t like The Last Jedi seem to forget many things...

This is the weirdest and most incorrect generalization of any generalization that has ever been made.

I’m glad he didn’t make a mindless Marvel movie. He made a Star Wars movie that focused on character development and themes such as failure.

If you didn’t like it go watch Jack and Jill again.

Rey was never developed. They started to try in most of the movies, but never got there. I was rooting for Kylo in TROS because he changed. And it felt good. Rose and DJ tried to develop Finn, but ultimately it had no impact on the film to follow which in turn makes it look weird and out of place. Marvel movies are where we agree. They are essentially just moving comics that have been modernized. Enjoyable? Yes. Creative? ...




(Sometimes.)


I enjoy all of Star Wars. But I don’t agree with some of it. And that’s okay. I can complain and go on mindless rants all I want (cuz I’m a troll lol), but ultimately, I love Star Wars and all things Star Wars. I hope that these movies inspire legions of people to make their own stories, movies, and adventures. These movies were, in representation of failure, controversy, and entertainment, a new hope for generations of Star Wars to come. And I don’t know about you people, but an adaption of Revan to the big screen could be the perfect fit for Star Wars in a couple of years.