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I wondered if it's been such a massive hit without set in the QUIET PLACE universe. Ironically that part is actually the weakest thing of the movie.

One of my faves of Blake @Lilja K
She's so gorgeous, cool, effortless and tre chic in this movie I love it
Kinda curious about part 2 😚

1 minute ago, Jade Bahr said:One of my faves of Blake @Lilja K
She's so gorgeous, cool, effortless and tre chic in this movie I love it
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I'm not into this movie, sorry 🙈

3 minutes ago, Lilja K said:
I'm not into this movie, sorry 🙈
It also contains one of my fave quotes ever 😊

I'm still on my Star Wars in "chronological order" watch mission (but I already cheated 😄)
However I like this one A LOT....
(it was just fun and damn Alden Ehrenreich is handsome 😍 overall great cast)
same for this one
(Mads Mikkelsen is breaking me... in a freakin Star Wars movie... 😭 genius actor, overall a brilliant cast again)
but how is this movie a classic????????????????????????????? @Lilja K @Cult Icon
It's hilariously bad. Clunky dialogs, TERRIBLE stiff acting from every single cast member, everyone looks and moves so weirdly confused like they had no clue what the hell they're actually doing. I mean I'm aware this movie was made in the 70s (different time, different possibilities, even though technically the movie looks just fine to me for past standards) but everything else was just painful to watch (kids who are threatened with beatings if they don't obey, women with barely any dialogue standing to cook in the kitchen, the "hero" constantly mocking Leia for her "dumb female" lead), I'm still amazed I made it somehow through the whole mess 🤣
And the Star Wars fanboys mourning the times when this franchise was... less female driven but bullying a little boy for years for not just "ruining" the Anakin character but the beloved universe when every failure on this once again comes to sloppy writing and directing from George Lucas? This fandom deserves every single woke movement ever made imo
Sorry Jake for a ruined childhood.

1 hour ago, Jade Bahr said:
Seen this one in cinema with dad, we loved it👍🏻
1 hour ago, Jade Bahr said:but how is this movie a classic????????????????????????????? @Lilja K @Cult Icon
It's hilariously bad. Clunky dialogs, TERRIBLE stiff acting from every single cast member, everyone looks and moves so weirdly confused like they had no clue what the hell they're actually doing. I mean I'm aware this movie was made in the 70s (different time, different possibilities, even though technically the movie looks just fine to me for past standards) but everything else was just painful to watch (kids who are threatened with beatings if they don't obey, women with barely any dialogue standing to cook in the kitchen, the "hero" constantly mocking Leia for her "dumb female" lead), I'm still amazed I made it somehow through the whole mess 🤣
And the Star Wars fanboys mourning the times when this franchise was... less female driven but bullying a little boy for years for not just "ruining" the Anakin character but the beloved universe when every failure on this once again comes to sloppy writing and directing from George Lucas? This fandom deserves every single woke movement ever made imo
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Another times, I suppose. When I was a kid and watched this on TV, I didn't pay attention to the details you listed. I was entertained, everything else was unimportant😂

1 hour ago, Lilja K said:Another times, I suppose. When I was a kid and watched this on TV, I didn't pay attention to the details you listed. I was entertained, everything else was unimportant😂
I'm really curious now how episode V and VI turns out for me 🤣

@Lilja K slightly better than A NEW HOPE.
Harrison Ford is still terrible. Always shouting and pointing with his finger on people (literally). His character is just awful and annoying. He's still constantly mocking Leia allegedly having "feelings for him" she's not "admitting" because she's afraid for "having a real bad man in her life". I was like what is this dude talking about!!??? He's constantly entering her personal space, touching her when she's clearly telling him she didn't want him to do, his flirting is TERRIBLY intrusive and if that isn't all enough already his "best friend" is also constantly hitting on her. I would have scream if I was her, really. It's one of the worst "iconic" love stories I ever witnessed in my movie life. I'm kinda shocked how people can mock movies like 365 DAYS, 50 Shades of Grey and Twilight but thinking this one is any better 😨
I also was highly irritated by Mark Hamills face and thought for a moment they changed the actor. Then I learned he was in a serious car accident and had some facial recoveries and reconstructions.
He was really hot in this scene though.
Those 2 are the best 😄

28 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said:Harrison Ford is still terrible. Always shouting and pointing with his finger on people (literally). His character is just awful and annoying. He's still constantly mocking Leia allegedly having "feelings for him" she's not "admitting" because she's afraid for "having a real bad man in her life". I was like what is this dude talking about!!??? He's constantly entering her personal space, touching her when she's clearly telling him she didn't want him to do, his flirting is TERRIBLY intrusive and if that isn't all enough already his "best friend" is also constantly hitting on her. I would have scream if I was her, really. It's one of the worst "iconic" love stories I ever witnessed in my movie life. I'm kinda shocked how people can mock movies like 365 DAYS, 50 Shades of Grey and Twilight but thinking this one is any better 😨
It was normal at the time, I suppose. In some old movies, "toxic" love stories are presented as the norm. Also, in the entire series, the subtleties of human relations are not given importance. Striking picture, badass heroes, this is a mass movie. And now nostalgic feelings prevent people from looking at flaws. I understand.

@Lilja K it's still the whole father/son dynamic + parallels that made the whole franchise for me. Love everything about this storyline
It's really well made and like the glue of everything past, present and future.

I came to the conclusion the OG Star Wars trilogy wasn't made for me
@Lilja K
Still glad I watched them for the overall picture of the franchise.

2 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said:I came to the conclusion the OG Star Wars trilogy wasn't made for me
@Lilja K
Still glad I watched them for the overall picture of the franchise.
I hope Star Wars fans won't come at you. They're famous for intolerance of alternative opinion😂

12 minutes ago, Lilja K said:
I hope Star Wars fans won't come at you. They're famous for intolerance of alternative opinion😂
Can't help 😄 But I also have big empathy for everything nostalgic so 😚 It's a strong force to say it in Star Wars metaphor lol
Also this 😅

On 7/16/2024 at 6:06 AM, Jade Bahr said:
but how is this movie a classic????????????????????????????? @Lilja K @Cult Icon
It's hilariously bad. Clunky dialogs, TERRIBLE stiff acting from every single cast member, everyone looks and moves so weirdly confused like they had no clue what the hell they're actually doing. I mean I'm aware this movie was made in the 70s (different time, different possibilities, even though technically the movie looks just fine to me for past standards) but everything else was just painful to watch (kids who are threatened with beatings if they don't obey, women with barely any dialogue standing to cook in the kitchen, the "hero" constantly mocking Leia for her "dumb female" lead), I'm still amazed I made it somehow through the whole mess 🤣
Star Wars was made in the 1970s- people communicated differently back then.
I personally found a lot of the 'classics' in the 1970s to be very underwhelming when I watched them.
I haven't watched Star Wars since I was a teenager but it was something I watched many times, and it (and indiana jones films) was left on in the background in family gatherings to entertain me and relatives.
The genius of Starwars was the original world building, all the visuals (which created a big market for Star wars toys and other things) and how they matched it with the mythological 'heroes' journey' character structure.

On 7/18/2024 at 3:45 AM, Jade Bahr said:I came to the conclusion the OG Star Wars trilogy wasn't made for me
@Lilja K
Still glad I watched them for the overall picture of the franchise.
You must be the first person that I've ever seen saying that they don't like the Star War OG trilogy lol.
My personal favorite is the Empire Strikes Back (out of all Star Wars films I've seen). I think it's a better film than Star Wars, which I didn't rewatch very much. I also like Return of the Jedi as a kid a lot but it was not as good as Empire. We left Empire & Return over and over again on loop at my uncle's house.
I still like the battle and space sequences, and the confrontation between Vader and Luke in Empire is iconic and one of the classic confrontations/reveals in film history.
I like the Indiana Jones movies even more though, especially Raiders & Last Crusade. It was also left on loop at uncle's house.

My favorite classic Science fiction film is probably Blade Runner Final Cut. I like Aliens and Alien as well.

I liked this part very much
That one I liked the least
This one was ok. Not sure how I felt about Palpatine being back but it kinda fits because he once talked about this possibility/Sith myth with Anakin.
I also probably understood for the first time in my life the appeal of Adam Driver @Lilja K
His Kylo Ren/Ben Solo was really interesting and I LOVED his dynamic/connection with Daisy Ridleys Rey. They actually carried episode VII-IX for me.
❤️

1 hour ago, Jade Bahr said:
I remember watching it in the cinema with grandma😁 It was good, the rest of the sequels were pretty disappointing to me. Of all "modern" SW movies, Rogue One remains my favorite.
1 hour ago, Jade Bahr said:I also probably understood for the first time in my life the appeal of Adam Driver @Lilja K
This is not my favorite role for him. I like his roles better in Marriage Story, House of Gucci, Logan Lucky.