>I think it's safe to say RO is much better visually than the bland TFA. HAHAHAHA fuck off shill. The ONE THING TFA had going for it was it's depthful and colorful visuals. And it still managed to look gritty like Star Wars is. Meanwhile Rogue One has a dull gray Marvel filter. Rogue One looks flat.
Evan Bennett
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Juan Collins
t. blind retard
Brayden Sullivan
Rogue feels like the movie TFA should've been.
Having said that, fuck Rogue One. Fucking canon destroying bullshit.
Brayden Brooks
it doesn't look that good
Ethan Butler
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Austin Thomas
Colorful visuals.. Like jakku sand and death star snow?
Parker Cox
Wait wait wait
You want to talk about MOVIES, and not just the politics and drama behind them?
Get out of here
Luis Roberts
SHILLS DESPERATELY TRYING TO DAMAGE CONTROL
Robert Gray
>AT-ATs not stop motion
Dropped.
Tyler Allen
it does compaired to the rest
Jackson Cox
it looks fucking awful.
the prequels and TFA to an extent embraced color. Eps II & III were basically CGI cartoons. this is some grimdark revision of SW that looks total shit.
Adam Garcia
I'm tempted to download TFA just to make a cinegrid out of its ugly fucking camerawork
But that'd be autistic
Alexander Thomas
Its a war movie in space.
Luke Garcia
It looks great, retard.
Nathan Turner
Looks fine to me.
William Nelson
Attack of the clones looks much better than rogue one. This is a fact.
Cameron Sanchez
Jesus Christ it's been a long time.
That CGI really doesn't hold up.
Dylan Lewis
hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahah
Michael King
I don't remember all the troopers being CGI too
Adrian Allen
> I also am pretty confident it'll be worthy of a blu-ray buy.
the battle in the sandstorm was cool as shit but everything else was /trash/
Austin Perez
Lmao. Love how everyone's bashing SW for being so commercialized when all of you bought literally SW everything decades before the disney series or even the prequels.
You probably wiped your ass with han solo toilet paper today.
Owen Ward
Star Wars is about visual invention. And TFA had not one fucking iota of it.
Julian Russell
Sorry, after the dogshit people were fed with the prequels they needed a back-to-basics pallet cleanser.
That's what we got.
Zachary Price
JJ is a tv meme director, literally every shot was tilted for no reason and the movie is filled with unnecessary camerawork. JJ is shit.
Jordan Hall
only good shot in TFA is opening shot with the silhouette of the ship. Other than that JJ can't compose a good shot to save his life.
Carter Reed
Nope. totally absent of aesthetic intrigue or color. it's boring as fuck which shouldn't be surprising considering how fucking awful Godzilla looked.
Evan Campbell
>I think it's safe to say RO is much better visually than the bland TFA. Very true
Hunter Perez
>this degenerate 30 year old corporate slave nerd in denial is saying he'll pay $35 for a Blu-Ray + DVD + Digital Copy of some movie he'll watch once and never watch again because it's jewish californian garbage made to sell toys and push a political agenda.
Jason Long
There's more going on in that shot than the entirety of TFA
Wyatt Foster
why is it so dark and blurry?
Christopher Turner
lol? every fucking clone was bad CGI-trash
Logan Flores
There is exactly one good shot in that entire image, and it's tucked away into the bottom left corner so it doesn't automatically reveal how shit everything else is by comparison.
Wyatt Davis
"Back to basics" lool fucking pleb kid basic bitch
Basic entry level meme cinematography will be all youll ever get from disney. Your weak mind couldnt handle the complexity of the pt visuals
Cgi gold*
Nicholas Martin
>Prequel apologist will defend this
Kayden White
Which freddiew video is this from?
Ian Rogers
>People needed their pallet cleansed in a sequel that came a decade after the last movie. >No no no no! You don't get their Genius! They made it shit on purpose!
Xavier Edwards
So, what, they didn't need to hyperspace?
Angel Cooper
>leik, how far away can two star systems even be guys? lmao Spotted you, JJ. I will never not be mad at you for Vulcan being near a planet halfway across the quadrant.
Hudson Hughes
>it's so dense >every single frame has so many things going on