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Topic	I just watched The Last Jedi. Why did ppl hate it? (Spoilers)
_RETS_ 03/12/18 10:41:12 PM #70:	NibeIungsnarf posted... _RETS_ posted... The fact that it wasn't the climax of a trilogy. The fact that the entire motivation was different. The implications it has for the narrative moving forward. The fact that it happened not as a redemption arc for a character but to push a character further away from redemption. The fact that it was a subversion of the build up and anticipated outcome of the new trilogy. Literally every single point you made is context that exists outside of the way the scene itself plays out, WHICH I ALREADY AGREED IS DIFFERENT. Are you [that thing we can't call each other anymore]ing me? What can't we call each other anymore? And I agree then, if you ignore literally all the context and watch only that scene and turn it off as soon as Snoke dies, it is exactly the same. Too bad it exists in the context of a greater narrative and that is what I've been saying makes it unique and subversive. <cite>_RETS_ posted [p:897691771] in I just wat... [t:76405084]...</cite> <quote><cite>NibeIungsnarf posted...</cite> <quote><cite>_RETS_ posted...</cite> <quote>The fact that it wasn't the climax of a trilogy. The fact that the entire motivation was different. The implications it has for the narrative moving forward. The fact that it happened not as a redemption arc for a character but to push a character further away from redemption. The fact that it was a subversion of the build up and anticipated outcome of the new trilogy. </quote> Literally every single point you made is context that exists outside of the way the scene itself plays out, WHICH I ALREADY AGREED IS DIFFERENT. Are you [that thing we can't call each other anymore]ing me?</quote> What can't we call each other anymore? And I agree then, if you ignore literally all the context and watch only that scene and turn it off as soon as Snoke dies, it is exactly the same. Too bad it exists in the context of a greater narrative and that is what I've been saying makes it unique and subversive.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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