What did everyone think about the new Star Wars Force Awaken?
I thought it was good, yet it raises more question than answers.
What did everyone think about the new Star Wars Force Awaken?
I thought it was good, yet it raises more question than answers.
I liked it and I didn't. I went into the movie without high expectations because I didn't want to be disappointed and I wasn't totally.
I was happy that they followed in the same look and feel…
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Does anyone else not think it's basically a copy of Episode IV?
Kid discovers "force" powers, inherited from unknown parents. Jedi master was training young unknown kid, a relative to…
I was convinced to go. I had sworn off the Star Wars franchise eons ago. I had learned that, regardless of the franchise, episode n+2 , and so on, gets more and more diluted. I am also not a fan of JJ…
This was the first movie in a LONG time that actually felt like the "REAL" Star Wars. I was fortunate to see the first 3 at the movies (without sounding like an old woman) and I fell madly in love with all things Star Wars. I was so disappointed with the next 3; they lacked so many components that made me love the 'original' movies.
I LOVED the fact that I had the opportunity to take my son to this one and have him see a very different version than he has known as the Star Wars. I felt the same goose bumps and joy when I say Han and Chewie (who doesn't love a Wookie?). I know it sounds mushy and goes against all things millennial, but I don't care, I loved it (with a dash of angst). As my son's friend pointed out, the REAL Star Wars to him are the ones that came much later than the ones I loved. Which lead to a discussion about which movies were the best and by far the argument remains that he feels the newer ones are the best and that I am antiquated.
Yes, from a purely mental aspect (all emotional ties aside), this film did leave so many frustrating unanswered questions. I felt there should have been a few things that were a little clearer, but as stated previously that just leaves room for more sequels.
Just an opinion. 
This was the first movie in a LONG time that actually felt like the "REAL" Star Wars. I was fortunate to see the first 3 at the movies (without sounding like an old woman) and I fell madly in love with all things Star Wars. I was so disappointed with the next 3; they lacked so many components that made me love the 'original' movies.
I LOVED the fact that I had the opportunity to take my son to this one and have him see a very different version than he has known as the Star Wars. I felt the same goose bumps and joy when I say Han and Chewie (who doesn't love a Wookie?). I know it sounds mushy and goes against all things millennial, but I don't care, I loved it (with a dash of angst). As my son's friend pointed out, the REAL Star Wars to him are the ones that came much later than the ones I loved. Which lead to a discussion about which movies were the best and by far the argument remains that he feels the newer ones are the best and that I am antiquated.
Yes, from a purely mental aspect (all emotional ties aside), this film did leave so many frustrating unanswered questions. I felt there should have been a few things that were a little clearer, but as stated previously that just leaves room for more sequels.
Just an opinion.