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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7689645" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Your definition of the same is...well, wrong. and it was two torpedoes. But anyway, luke destroyed the Death Star with one attack, making a shot that...honestly, the biggest plot hole in episode 4 is the rebels thought the plan could work. It only did because The Force. Starkiller Base, OTOH, was destroyed by a two pronged assault, and almost failed but for luck (which means the force). One force taking down the containment, one bombarding the exterior, and then an ace pilot doing a stunning maneuver is very, very different from one guy shooting a torpedo into a tiny hole. Folks who aren't fans of the Rey Finn romance, a question: What about it felt forced? (that's the only distinct criticism i've heard about it) if there is something else you don't like about it, what? imo, it isn't even a sure thing yet that there is a romance. meta, we know bc the fact that there will be one, and we know it's not poe because he was supposed to die without ever meeting Rey, so it's gotta be Rey and Finn. But if we pretend those factors don't exist, it could easily just be setting up a friendship. Yeah, Finn clearly wants to touch her butt, but that hardly means there's a romance brewing. Heck, if I thought there was any way they'd do a gay romance, I'd be inclined to think Finn and Poe are just as likely. ANyway, I do have one thing I didn't like. IMO, you give Han and Leia and Luke a relatively happy ending. Having them watch everything they accomplished and built either turn on them or die is bullcrap. Save that pessimistic gritty realism garbage for the 50000 tv shows focused on it. Luckily it didn't ruin the movie for me, but it was a strictly wrong turn, IMO.</blockquote>

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