Who else is going to see Rogue One, the next Star Wars movie soon?

[ApeNotKillApe]

[Amarok]

Saw it yesterday it good not what was expecting at all

[ApeNotKillApe]

Star Wars 24: Live Free or Star Wars

[Jackalope]

Star Wars 99: Milking the Franchise

[Whateverist]

Star Wars 121: A Chicken in Every Pot!

[Jackalope]

Star Wars 121: A Chicken in Every Pot!

Somehow I don't think it's chicken.

[Iroscato]

Star Wars 666: Beelzebub Boogaloo.


Going to see it tonight with the old man, can't wait

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

Star Wars 999: Jedi vs Dinosaurs

[Amarok]

I'm one of those people who are happy to get more adventure in the Star Wars universe, i'd never complain about them milking the franchise or whatever. What I complain about is that half the producers/writers/directors hollywood hires are imbeciles who shouldn't be let inside a two mile radius of such a series.

I agree it's a massive universe with lots of lore to explore

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If it is geared toward a grittier grown up audience, wouldn't they have picked a more mature heroine than a teen queen?

Also, wuld every teenage female Star Wars character from now on always come naturally equipped with stupendous natural talent that allow them to out duel sith apprentice, lead covert missions to get the empire's most important secrets,  or kill dozens of imperial storm troopers with one blaster shot, all without any significant prior training?

Also, wuld every teenage female Star Wars character from now on always come naturally equipped with stupendous natural talent that allow them to out duel sith apprentice,

 Rens defeat to rey has been explained to death
1. he was injured
2. he was in internal conflict with effected his abilty to use the force
3.he is not well trained
4.he not a sith
5.he wasn't trying to kill rey
6. he was overconfident

lead covert missions to get the empire's most important secrets,
the main in rogue one was a fully trained rebel soldier

or kill dozens of imperial storm troopers with one blaster shot, all without any significant prior training?
the main in rogue one was a rebel soldier

and my ultimate counter luke sky walker

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To further back my first point

[ApeNotKillApe]

More stories in the Star Wars universe is fine by me. What makes me roll my eyes is the milking of the original trilogy, which is very likely to continue. Honestly I never cared all that much about the original plot or characters, what's interesting is the setting. You don't need to shoehorn the usual suspects in there to sell tickets, that much should be obvious.

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 Rens defeat to rey has been explained to death
1. he was injured
2. he was in internal conflict with effected his abilty to use the force
3.he is not well trained
4.he not a sith
5.he wasn't trying to kill rey
6. he was overconfident

lead covert missions to get the empire's most important secrets,
the main in rogue one was a fully trained rebel soldier

or kill dozens of imperial storm troopers with one blaster shot, all without any significant prior training?
the main in rogue one was a rebel soldier

and my ultimate counter luke sky walker

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To further back my first point

Yeah could be all that. Or, y'know, because it's a power fantasy aiming for mass commercial appeal in a world of simpletons. That could be the reason.