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Rey wasn't a Mary Sue even in TFA. She was flawed, and those flaws are made apparent in TLJ. TLJ is showing how much Star Wars needs to change, and some dislike that change, but it's an interesting take on the series as a whole and it's wonderful for it.

Is this a serious post. Like are you really going to sit here and try to say that feminism is a factor in the movie? Like is this for real.

That's not entirely true. Finn and Rose are sort of integral in the grand scheme of things, given that they're instrumental in spreading the whole message of the movie. Not to mention their plot interweaves with Poe's and is part of the reason for his development. They are part of the reason why the final battle is much more dire.

That wasn't true in TFA and it's even less true now.

It's literally the second best Star Wars movie. It wasn't some 'Marvel' version of Star Wars that some here are claiming just because there were jokes and quips - that's nothing new for Star Wars at all.

Return of the Jedi is a bad movie. Rogue One has a solid act three. Return of the Jedi lowers the quality of the original trilogy. Rogue One is effectively unessential. Therefore Return of the Jedi is the correct choice. You can skip Rogue One and be fine. You have to watch Return of the Jedi, or at least its second half which is the only part that matters. Because it's a bad movie.

Oh, so you didn't even see the movie and then act surprised that the antagonist lives? And it's a good thing the point of Kylo's appearance was lost on you, considering it's kind of crucial to his character that he looks so non threatening outside of the mask and all.

@whitestripes09 said:

Man, I dunno what Star Wars you've been watching but they've all had goofy moments.

Yeah, weird how the central antagonist survives the first movie of a trilogy especially when a character is told to save him at the end of it. Odd.

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Nier: Automata is Nier for people that didn't care about Nier.

The show wasn't a trash fire and it's actively improved considerably since its inception. Why people want something meant to celebrate games and the people that make them to fail is beyond me, but then gamers do come off as angry over nothing fairly often.