Quote (stupidkid282 @ Dec 19 2017 08:44pm)
Straight from a youtube video......good job
The emperor has way more screen time than Snoke. And again, just because they did it before, doesn't mean it's smart or creative to do it again.
Lolwut? I haven't watched any videos about tlj pal.
Quote (stupidkid282 @ Dec 19 2017 08:43pm)
Kylo killed Snoke exactly because he had to let go, which is exactly what he told Rey to do convincing her to join him.
Killing Snoke would relinquish him of anything that would restrain him. He doesn't want a leash, he doesn't want people to decide his fate for him.
You don't seem to understand that people have the right to be angry that they didn't develop Snoke. It's completely obvious how the story laid out. Your idea of, it is what it is, doesn't fly with movie-based conversation......it's a conversation thread, we are here to discuss what worked and what didn't work.
Kylo killed Snoke because he wanted the universe to move beyond the Sith and jedi and the simple concepts of good and evil, at least that's how he tries to rationalize it to himself. Really though he is just playing out the age old sith cycle without realizing it.
You are also trying to put words in my mouth again. I don't care if people are upset with snoke dying. Like I said I think it is lame as well. What I do have a problem with is you calling it bad storytelling just because it isn't the story you wanted to be told. What I have a problem with is people judging the movie/story based on what THEY want to happen instead of judging the story itself. The story overall was well done, the important characters all had significant character development that lined up with the plans the writers have for the characters.
It is hard to be objective with such a culturally significant and influential universe, but try judging the new trilogy based on what the writers are trying to do for the trilogy and not competing it to what you want to see.
This post was edited by Blah58 on Dec 20 2017 02:51am