You are so on point with that. The death star was the sheezit
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It really showed its destructive capabilities well , thus making it, as Darth Vader called it ,a "Technological terror."
When they ran that test...I was Shazam.
The ending was awesome
The battle scenes could've been better though
The battle scenes looked different. But it was a case where the members of Rogue One were in a now or never situation of do or die. They knew that they were going to die. Donnie Yen's character was one of the bridging pieces of that action; a man of faith. When he says, "I am one with the Force. The Force is with me."
His character's spirit was unshakable and he had mad fighting skills.
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Yeah. I was not overly impressed with it. Maybe I was expecting better action but I was satisfied with it.
I did like how Vader handled his business in that fight scene
When Vader did his thing with his thumb and index finger without even looking at the guy, I knew that he was the baddest motherfucker in the Galactic Empire. And taking on those rebels in the sealed corridor in the dark with his light saber and then mopping up the floor with them was excellent. Darth Vader's finest moments.
Yeah it was hot. The movie really took it back to the first started wars....that was great
If you noticed in Star Wars: A New Hope , the scene with the squadron taking on The Death Star, you hear Luke Skywalker and fellow pilots calling themselves Rogue Two and not Rogue One. Before the battle scene Rogue One was mentioned as the people who lost their lives sending the data to the Rebellion. And then though he wasn't mentioned, Obi Wan Kenobi was suggested to be the next key player as well as Princess Leia Organa.
Ahh man. I didn't catch that. I'll have to watch it again
4north1side2
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Best star wars movie hands down.
Agreed. It was directed by Gareth Edwards, the man who directed Godzilla. Rogue One just flowed perfectly into the Star Wars saga.
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There are reports that Lucasfilm is in talks with Carrie Fisher's estate to use her likeness in some capacity (possibly a CGI version) in Episode 9 and beyond.
But I'm not sure I like the idea of deceased actors/actresses being used in movies like that.
Does anyone else have an opinion on the possibility of Carrie Fisher posthumously reprising her role as Princess Leia?
http://screencrush.com/cgi-leia-star-wars-episode-9-rumor/
The version of Princess Leia we got in Rogue One was one thing
Does anyone else have an opinion on the possibility of Carrie Fisher posthumously reprising her role as Princess Leia?
http://screencrush.com/cgi-leia-star-wars-episode-9-rumor/
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Ol'Skool Classic
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There are reports that Lucasfilm is in talks with Carrie Fisher's estate to use her likeness in some capacity (possibly a CGI version) in Episode 9 and beyond.
But I'm not sure I like the idea of deceased actors/actresses being used in movies like that.The version of Princess Leia we got in Rogue One was one thing
Does anyone else have an opinion on the possibility of Carrie Fisher posthumously reprising her role as Princess Leia?
http://screencrush.com/cgi-leia-star-wars-episode-9-rumor/
They are going to have to deal with the character of Princess Leia in one of two manners for Episode 9 and beyond. Kill the character off at the start of Episode 9 or recast with someone with a strong resemble to Carrie Fisher. They clearly don't want to/didn't have plans to kill the character off and obviously they don't want to possibly disrespect the character or Fisher since she for many Star Wars fans IS Leia by recasting. Which is why they are talking about possibly going the CGI route with future appearances of the character. No matter which direction they end up going, there will be angry fans for various reasons.
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Official Statement from Lucasfilms Regarding Carrie Fisher & Using CGI Likeness in Future Star Wars Films.
We don’t normally respond to fan or press speculation, but there is a rumor circulating that we would like to address. We want to assure our fans that Lucasfilm has no plans to digitally recreate Carrie Fisher’s performance as Princess or General Leia Organa.
Carrie Fisher was, is, and always will be a part of the Lucasfilm family. She was our princess, our general, and more importantly, our friend. We are still hurting from her loss. We cherish her memory and legacy as Princess Leia, and will always strive to honor everything she gave to Star Wars.
We don’t normally respond to fan or press speculation, but there is a rumor circulating that we would like to address. We want to assure our fans that Lucasfilm has no plans to digitally recreate Carrie Fisher’s performance as Princess or General Leia Organa.
Carrie Fisher was, is, and always will be a part of the Lucasfilm family. She was our princess, our general, and more importantly, our friend. We are still hurting from her loss. We cherish her memory and legacy as Princess Leia, and will always strive to honor everything she gave to Star Wars.
I have mixed feelings about that. I recall the film Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow. Lord Laurence Olivier was dead for some time and he was resurrected for the portrayal of Totenkopf. The production crew achieved this task by using many photographs, video and audio recordings of his voice. Technology did the rest. In the past a lot of actors who have died during the production of a film were covered creatively by using stand-ins. James Dean died during the making of Giant. During the scene where Dean's character is drunk and alone in the dark auditorium, he gives a brief monologue as he stumbles in the dark. The monologue was a recording done by actor Nick Adams. It was quite convincing. Princess Leia is as much a major role in Star Wars as Darth Vader,Luke Skywalker and Han Solo. I believe it is time for another actress to play the role.There are reports that Lucasfilm is in talks with Carrie Fisher's estate to use her likeness in some capacity (possibly a CGI version) in Episode 9 and beyond.
But I'm not sure I like the idea of deceased actors/actresses being used in movies like that.The version of Princess Leia we got in Rogue One was one thing
Does anyone else have an opinion on the possibility of Carrie Fisher posthumously reprising her role as Princess Leia?
http://screencrush.com/cgi-leia-star-wars-episode-9-rumor/
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The Carrie Fisher aspect is just a technicality.
Her character still plays a role in the Star Wars universe and it would be a shame to delete Princess Leia from the the forthcoming Star Wars movies simply because the primary actor died.
Apparently since Leia would be older in later films, it would be fairly easy to cast another actor in the Leia role.
Similar to casting Natalie Portman as a young Leia in the first Star Wars films.
Carrie Fisher being deceased doesn't really bother me as far as Disney wanting to still use and control the rights of Carrie Fisher's image in subsequent films.
However, like the James Bond franchise, now might be the time to transition to another actor.
Her character still plays a role in the Star Wars universe and it would be a shame to delete Princess Leia from the the forthcoming Star Wars movies simply because the primary actor died.
Apparently since Leia would be older in later films, it would be fairly easy to cast another actor in the Leia role.
Similar to casting Natalie Portman as a young Leia in the first Star Wars films.
Carrie Fisher being deceased doesn't really bother me as far as Disney wanting to still use and control the rights of Carrie Fisher's image in subsequent films.
However, like the James Bond franchise, now might be the time to transition to another actor.