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#231
Dec 30 2015 11:14pm
Quote (Lensherr @ Dec 30 2015 09:37pm)
he had none



Good attention to detail.
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Dec 31 2015 08:05am
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Dec 31 2015 08:10am
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ty i lol'd
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#234
Dec 31 2015 01:32pm
Id rather my entertainment not push political agendas down my throat. The whole "Rey is suddenly and mysteriously a bad ass" needs to be explained in the next movie. As of now it feels like they're trying to compensate in a fantasy universe for how women are treated in reality. If a woman character is stronger than any male that is perfectly fine with me, as long as it feels natural to the story and not forced, pardon the pun, by political correctness.

I liked the movie, but Rey should not have kicked Kylo's ass so early on in this trilogy. She should have narrowly escaped, as Luke did in the original trilogy. She literally just found out the force wasn't a myth, and can control people's minds, force pull a light saber right past a trained sith, then kicked said bad guy's ass in a saber battle after turning one on for the first time ever. This is a legit complaint regardless if you like it or not.
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Dec 31 2015 01:48pm
Quote (nineinchnailz @ Dec 31 2015 01:32pm)
Id rather my entertainment not push political agendas down my throat. The whole "Rey is suddenly and mysteriously a bad ass" needs to be explained in the next movie. As of now it feels like they're trying to compensate in a fantasy universe for how women are treated in reality. If a woman character is stronger than any male that is perfectly fine with me, as long as it feels natural to the story and not forced, pardon the pun, by political correctness.

I liked the movie, but Rey should not have kicked Kylo's ass so early on in this trilogy. She should have narrowly escaped, as Luke did in the original trilogy. She literally just found out the force wasn't a myth, and can control people's minds, force pull a light saber right past a trained sith, then kicked said bad guy's ass in a saber battle after turning one on for the first time ever. This is a legit complaint regardless if you like it or not.


No it is not, you clearly didn't pay any attention to the movie. Read the thread.
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#236
Dec 31 2015 02:28pm
Quote (nineinchnailz @ Dec 31 2015 07:32pm)
Id rather my entertainment not push political agendas down my throat. The whole "Rey is suddenly and mysteriously a bad ass" needs to be explained in the next movie. As of now it feels like they're trying to compensate in a fantasy universe for how women are treated in reality. If a woman character is stronger than any male that is perfectly fine with me, as long as it feels natural to the story and not forced, pardon the pun, by political correctness.

I liked the movie, but Rey should not have kicked Kylo's ass so early on in this trilogy. She should have narrowly escaped, as Luke did in the original trilogy. She literally just found out the force wasn't a myth, and can control people's minds, force pull a light saber right past a trained sith, then kicked said bad guy's ass in a saber battle after turning one on for the first time ever. This is a legit complaint regardless if you like it or not.



Your post means nothing because you forgot about kylo being severely injured.....


Also, why is it so hard to believe that someone can pick up the force quickly?.....how long it takes other force users is irrelevant. We don't live in the Star Wars universe, so how would we know? There's no "set time" that it takes someone to accomplish force powers.

Finally, her gender is complete irrelevant. Why can't a girl thrive in a movie without sexist comments? Liam Nesson avoids death in every movie except one and at incredible odds.

This post was edited by stupidkid282 on Dec 31 2015 02:31pm
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#237
Dec 31 2015 02:49pm
Quote (nineinchnailz @ Dec 31 2015 12:32pm)
Id rather my entertainment not push political agendas down my throat. The whole "Rey is suddenly and mysteriously a bad ass" needs to be explained in the next movie. As of now it feels like they're trying to compensate in a fantasy universe for how women are treated in reality. If a woman character is stronger than any male that is perfectly fine with me, as long as it feels natural to the story and not forced, pardon the pun, by political correctness.

I liked the movie, but Rey should not have kicked Kylo's ass so early on in this trilogy. She should have narrowly escaped, as Luke did in the original trilogy. She literally just found out the force wasn't a myth, and can control people's minds, force pull a light saber right past a trained sith, then kicked said bad guy's ass in a saber battle after turning one on for the first time ever. This is a legit complaint regardless if you like it or not.



You're right. This was basically a girl power movie. Feminist agenda is blatant as fuck.
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#238
Dec 31 2015 02:52pm
Quote (stupidkid282 @ <a dir="ltr" href="x-apple-data-detectors://15" x-apple-data-detectors="true" x-apple-data-detectors-type="calendar-event" x-apple-data-detectors-result="15">Dec 31 2015 01:28pm</a>)
Your post means nothing because you forgot about kylo being severely injured.....


Also, why is it so hard to believe that someone can pick up the force quickly?.....how long it takes other force users is irrelevant. We don't live in the Star Wars universe, so how would we know? There's no "set time" that it takes someone to accomplish force powers.

Finally, her gender is complete irrelevant. Why can't a girl thrive in a movie without sexist comments? Liam Nesson avoids death in every movie except one and at incredible odds.



He dies in batman and star wars , that's two.
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#239
Dec 31 2015 02:59pm
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He dies in batman and star wars , that's two.



Oh I'm sorry. Still doesn't matter. There are hundreds of movies where men dodge bullets for an hour and come out on top against all odds.


Gender doesn't matter.
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Dec 31 2015 03:21pm
Quote (stupidkid282 @ <a dir="ltr" href="x-apple-data-detectors://26" x-apple-data-detectors="true" x-apple-data-detectors-type="calendar-event" x-apple-data-detectors-result="26">Dec 31 2015 01:59pm</a>)
Oh I'm sorry. Still doesn't matter. There are hundreds of movies where men dodge bullets for an hour and come out on top against all odds.


Gender doesn't matter.



Well considering men are the majority of combat roles and jobs in society, and they're naturally stronger. It makes sense for most men to be the a majority of action heroes. Also the majority of action movie fans are men, the majority of Star Wars fans are men.
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