>“It’s going to be very unsatisfying.”

>“We just kinda ignored all of the past movies and screwed around.”

>“Yeah, we’re just not really going to explore the central dynamic of the trilogy.”

>Рейбака

>Романенко

>Романенко

>много Леи

>Finn describes Rey and Kylo Ren's connection as "weird"

>quality-wise, it is similar to Return of the Jedi

>ета пропаганда нацизьму

>The pull between faith and apostasy has interlaced his movie roles. In “Silence,” he based his character, Father Garupe, on St. Peter. “He’s the only one that’s questioning, and I find that is healthier,” Driver said. “Doubt is part of being committed to something, I think. They’re very hand in hand, and that seemed more human to me. Garupe, in that story, he’s committed, and then at a certain point he’s, like, ‘This is fucking bullshit.’ I feel that with religion. I feel that with acting. I feel that with marriage. I feel that with being a parent. I’m constantly filled with doubt, regardless of what I’ve accomplished. It doesn’t mean anything. You still don’t know how to do anything, really.” He described Kylo Ren, in “Star Wars,” as “the son of these two religious zealots”—meaning Han Solo and Leia—who “can be conceived as being committed to this religion above all else, above family.” Part of him still feels blindsided, as if he’d missed a class and hadn’t yet caught up on the wider world. While discussing “Fight Club,” he asked what I thought of the movie. I said that I hadn’t seen it in years but wondered how it would play in an era when people are hyperaware of toxic masculinity.

>“What do you mean, ‘toxic masculinity’?” he asked.

>I suggested that male aggression is seen as less purifying now than it may have been portrayed as being in “Fight Club.” “I’d have to think about it,” Driver said. “I mean, I haven’t heard much about toxic masculinity.” He chuckled. “Maybe because I’m part of the problem!”

>Kylo Ren is the J. Alfred Prufrock of space: a self-conscious poseur, needled by his own insecurities. J. J. Abrams, who cast Driver in the role, said, “Kylo Ren feels like he hasn’t arrived. Even as he becomes supreme leader, he is wanting. It’s like anyone you know who thinks that, when he arrives where he’s going, he will feel fulfilled. For Kylo, the hole only gets bigger.”

>For Kylo, the hole only gets bigger

>For Kylo, the hole only gets bigger.

>Драйвер-то тут причём?

>.... Driver said....He described Kylo Ren, in “Star Wars,” as “the son of these two religious zealots”—meaning Han Solo and Leia—who “can be conceived as being committed to this religion above all else, above family.”

>Так я и думал. Всегда удивлялся, как Кайлухе выставляют претензии в убийстве Хана, когда этот "папа" пришел взорвать своего сына, а мама его прямо бомбит.

>папаша и мамаша занимались какими-то общественно полезными делами (например, работой на благо Республики), в то время как сына запихнули в монастырь.

>переехали в частную конфу без этой сральной хуйни

>в свои 30 лет

>можешь только на богом забытой доске высирать посты

>на деле даже не сможешь грамотно что-то спиздануть в конфе

>Ну да, конфочки плохо, а мёртвая доска это заебись конечно

>любая созданная аиб-параша держится не больше двух-четырёх месяцев после создания.

>ns ghbvth et,fycndf

>тяночку/кунчика для компании

>Genesis

>Ну такое чет, никаких эмоций

>топ злодеи командиры ситхов могущественные воины крутые дегенераты