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CyborgSage00x0 posted...

I was going to question how you just now noticed this, since it was pointed out almost INSTANTLY online after the first showing, but then I remembered you just saw it recently, and thus would have missed the rants/analysis.

Yeah, I avoided spoilers like the plague.

Honestly, I'm kind of surprised how well I managed to do so. Sure, I kind of put two and two together from a few nebulous hints that Luke died, but I honestly expected that anyway. And other than that, I had no real idea of anything else going in.

I actually waited a month before seeing Infinity War as well. And that one got slightly more spoiled for me (I knew Thanos succeeded, but honesty, I expected that going in as well, and I was able to sort of piece together that Spider-Man died in the end because of a couple of hints and implications, but no one ever outright said it in anything I heard or saw), but I was mostly able to dodge any real major spoilers online.

And to be honest, these days, just watching trailers tends to spoil movies more than people talking about them after the fact does.



CyborgSage00x0 posted...

Rian clearly had no clue what to do with any character not named Luke, Rey, or Kylo (and even then he only hit a few elements right, in my opinion)

To be fair, though, nearly every one of their scenes basically boil down to "Remake the Luke/Yoda relationship from Empire, but Yoda is a broken, cynical asshole" and "Remake the Luke/Vader/Emperor interaction from RotJ, but turn it into a twist/swerve to screw with the audience." While I generally enjoyed those scenes (a large part of which stemming from the fact that I enjoyed the original versions of those scenes as well), it didn't take a ton of creativity to come up with them.


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