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Big_Nabendu 08/28/21 4:45:52 PM #1:	Was basically about an arrogant religion who gets the messiah, but accidentally hands him over to the devil? --- The embrace of the Dark is gentle. Let it absorb your sorrows, forever. \[T]/ Owner of the 500 board and Leader of sunbro board GT Nabendu <cite>Big_Nabendu posted [p:957526702] in So the sta... [t:79635868]...</cite> <quote>Was basically about an arrogant religion who gets the messiah, but accidentally hands him over to the devil? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MorbidFaithless 08/30/21 11:04:35 PM #2:	both sides --- walk like thunder <cite>MorbidFaithless posted [p:957595844] in So the sta... [t:79635868]...</cite> <quote>both sides </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Another_Voice 08/30/21 11:06:56 PM #3:	Or are you being too literal? Its almost impossible to get the sense of the movie trilogy as an arc, and not just because they were shot in a very rapid order. Instead, the movies come off as a bunch of unrelated pieces connected only by a central figure. I recently made the argument that The Empire Strikes Back is the perfect film to explain this very sentiment. It had the least amount of plot in a given film, yet made up for it with an almost-supernatural sense of gravity. It showed us a galaxy in turmoil and its heroes in a hopeless and desperate situation. This is the most emotional piece of the trilogy; it hits you on a visceral level. Which brings us to Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. The least perfect film of the trilogy, despite a lot of peoples opinion that its the greatest. The story is too broad. <cite>Another_Voice posted [p:957595892] in So the sta... [t:79635868]...</cite> <quote>Or are you being too literal? Its almost impossible to get the sense of the movie trilogy as an arc, and not just because they were shot in a very rapid order. Instead, the movies come off as a bunch of unrelated pieces connected only by a central figure. I recently made the argument that The Empire Strikes Back is the perfect film to explain this very sentiment. It had the least amount of plot in a given film, yet made up for it with an almost-supernatural sense of gravity. It showed us a galaxy in turmoil and its heroes in a hopeless and desperate situation. This is the most emotional piece of the trilogy; it hits you on a visceral level. Which brings us to Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. The least perfect film of the trilogy, despite a lot of peoples opinion that its the greatest. The story is too broad. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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