> Finn tries to sacrifice himself by destroying the weapon that is going to blow up the last rebel base > Rose stops his heroic act by ramming into him with her ship > she's all hurt and stuff > "That's how we're gonna win. Not fighting what we hate, saving what we love," > the door to the rebel base explodes in the background and she steals a kiss > Boyega be like "Wtf was this even in the script?" > He walks all the way back to the base carrying an unconscious Rose. The First Order doesn't notice them.
This must be the worst scene in the whole series. I feel bad for Boyega getting pushed into a second fiddle role and having his character butchered by bad writing. He seemed the most enthusiastic about the franchise out of the cast.
She could have killed him anyway, what are the chances of surviving that crash?
Wyatt Davis
You can divide people into categories ad nauseum - and once you go far enough because everyone is different, you’re left with just the individual in their own category and the concept falls apart and crashes and burns.
We really are just a bunch of naked chimps if the majority of us can’t use their brain to realize this, and work on a solution to fix it.
I have no tolerance for low minded concepts like that in my interpretation of the world around me.
Jose Wilson
nigger lol
Nicholas Howard
Based on things he said at Celebration, it sounds like JJ is completely dropping the Rose and Finn relationship lmao. Rian just wanted to see his chubby Asian dream girl get blacked to satisfy his fetishes. Also, more than likely, the Finn and Rey romance is back like JJ wanted to begin with.
So can we all agree that Rian is the reason this trilogy failed on not (((JJ)))? He had set up so much stuff that Rian decided to not do in order to "subvert expectations" which ended up ruining the second movie and ruining the entire trilogy.
