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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 7001391" data-attributes="member: 87792">Most people don't need to be told where to laugh. Kylo Ren's characterisation was consistent throughout the film - and they deliberately chose Adam Driver to play him. Seriously, how many more clues could they have dropped that that was deliberate.This is because frequently less is more. Vader as a villain wasn't made by flamboyant shows of power. If flamboyant shows of power were all it took then Kylo Ren would be more of a villain than Vader would. Vader as a villain was made in part by Peter Cushing, and in part by Carrie Fisher. And above all he was made by that conference room scene with the way Vader casually choked an admiral, and the interaction between Tarkin and Vader. (It was also made by costuming of course - but if costuming and movement were all it took then Darth Maul would be memorable).And this is completely wrong. The reason that Gandalf is such a poor fit for D&D is because D&D was using an entirely different model for what a wizard is from D&D.</blockquote>