Han Solo is a character already in the movie who is morally grey. The audience wants and expects him to make the choice to return and save Luke, and it pleased when he does. Not out of the blue at all.
welp
have you read any of the books or comics
There is tension, because one of the most major characters that the entire plot line has fixated on has been abducted and is seriously threatened.
And then boom Luke shows up and saves the day.
when an embryo wielding a lightsaber shows up and obliterates the Dark Troopers
Storytelling isnāt real life though, and itās kind of silly to say, x happens in real life so itās automatically fine that it happens in a story.
Han Solo is a character already in the movie who is morally grey. The audience wants and expects him to make the choice to return and save Luke, and it pleased when he does. Not out of the blue at all.
Yes, and this is what I am arguing. We knew Han could do it. We knew a Jedi in the show could come in.
welp
have you read any of the books or comics
Why should I have to? I wanna watch a TV show and so far the TV show is telling me how to be a Mandalorian. Screw the books and comics. I shouldnāt have to rely on them. This is the same issue I had with the sequel trilogy.
That is tension, yes. What isnāt tense is how they just easily get through all the stormtroopers and take over the ship before the episode is even half over. That was way too quick. Should have been more of a fight.
Good. As he should.
Itās called history, son. Iām currently majoring in it.
Fiction that relies on escapism alone has no point to it other than being a distraction. These types of stories tend to be the least valued by people over history. The stories we remember are oneās that impact us in a real way that goes beyond escapism.
sigh
Againā¦ We knew a Jedi would be coming. This arguing is getting tiresome. You just keep repeating the same points and not giving me a single good counter argument.
The issue is that they had no continuity and then told us to read the freaking books to learn the whole story.
Yes it certainly is. Iām rather insulted to hear that real life experiences cannot be called āa storyā. How mundane a view point. How mundane a view for all our ancestors who painstakingly put their own experiences down for us to read and experience what life was like for them. The most brilliant writers use their real-life experiences to make a better story. Look at Tolkien, for example.
Then say that. Because what you said earlier was ridiculous.
Fahrenheit 451 is set in a dystopian utopia where everyoneās reality is fake and digital. Nuclear wars rage outside and people are totally unaware. Books are illegal. Thinking for yourself is illegal - people that do are persecuted.
saying it that way makes it sound like a book for kids. Itās harder to describe without you having read it yourself.
It affects me because it is prescient, not because it is realistic.
I was absolutely fascinated by how legendary they made him seem. And itās good to see a bit of heroism in Star Wars nowadays. And itās good to see my boy Luke Skywalker being cool again.