New star wars

[The Midnight]

Just saw it today. Can't fault it at all. One of the best movies for me in 2016.

 

[The Midnight]

Saw it again. It was better for me the second time.

How so?

 

[JAZZGASM]

I wish Leia would have died. By far the worst performance in the film.

 

[Jazz and Utes]

Perhaps a spoiler warning would have been appropriate for those that hadn't seen the movie yet?

Perhaps waiting to look at this thread until you have seen the movie would be appropriate.

 

[leftyjace]

Perhaps waiting to look at this thread until you have seen the movie would be appropriate.

Oh, I had seen the movie. I wasn't saying that on my behalf. But up to that point, there was still speculation and discussion being made by people who hadn't seen the movie yet. All I was saying is that when you interject in a discussion filled with people that hadn't seen the movie, it's courteous to precede any spoiler-type comments with a warning.

 

[Deleted member 365]

It's a great movie. Go see it

 

[Miggs]

It's a great movie. Go see it

Overstatement. It's a really solid flick. Not much more.

 

[fishonjazz]

Overstatement. It's a really solid flick. Not much more.

hyperbole. Its meh

 

[Miggs]

hyperbole. Its meh

Haha. I could see that POV as well.

 

[b_line]

I think snoke is darth plagueis, the one who trained palpatine. Supposedly he figured out how to conquer death. And palpatine killed him. He was also super tall.

 

[JAZZGASM]

I think snoke is darth plagueis, the one who trained palpatine. Supposedly he figured out how to conquer death. And palpatine killed him. He was also super tall.

That is the most popular theory. If you look at the cover of the novel Darth Plagueis, it looks a lot like Snoke.

 

[spycam1]

Oh, I had seen the movie. I wasn't saying that on my behalf. But up to that point, there was still speculation and discussion being made by people who hadn't seen the movie yet. All I was saying is that when you interject in a discussion filled with people that hadn't seen the movie, it's courteous to precede any spoiler-type comments with a warning.

Who was commenting that hadn't seen the movie?

If you go into a thread without seeing the movie of discussion, you're risking seeing spoilers. I haven't seen the newest season of Game of Thrones, so I haven't gone into that thread. It's common sense.