STAR WARS BTFO BY JESUS CHRIST THROUGH A VATICAN REVIEW >"The

Everyone knows the only media the Vatican has ever enjoyed is Jesus Christ Superstar

But they really did hit some key issues that should be talked about

[citation needed]

>>64494568
Fucking pleb over here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatican's_list_of_films

>>64494198
Show us the links and you'll get your (You)'s.

>>64494666
http://www.osservatoreromano.va/it/news/star-wars-confuso-e-sfocato

https://www.google.com.ar/search?q=vatican+star+wars&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=ekOLVpCvA4qpwgTdt4OgAg

Google translate

December 17, 2015

Now in its seventh highly anticipated episode, entitled The Awakening of the force, the Star Wars saga tries to renew itself with new producers and a new director, leaving aside its creator George Lucas.

Thirty years have passed since rebels led by Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Princess Leia have defeated the Galactic Empire. The new republic is still standing but Skywalker has mysteriously disappeared. The hunt members of the First Order, led by the evil Kylo Ren (Adam Driver), but end up on his trail even a stormtrooper repentant (John Boyega) and a thief of spare parts (Daisy Riley) and the revived only ( Harrison Ford).
Lucas, who was of course always recognized to be a brilliant producer, conversely has never been taken seriously as a director. The only merit of the film by JJ Abrams is to demonstrate, by contrast, how much was elegant, balanced, but also appropriate the direction of the previous chapters, including The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, assigned virtually to mere figurehead. Features appreciable, those listed, especially if placed in relation to the megalomania conceptual whole project, worthy of a Griffith or DeMille.

>>64495201
Part 2

What Lucas has been in short film classic. Of not more magistrali, due to obvious limitations of expression, but also sufficiently solid. Perfect for the era of the first trilogy - 1977-1983, where an air of restoration after Europeanisms the previous decade - and already a bit 'too static for years (1999 - 2005) - the second. But in any case, with its placid and solemn transparency, had the fundamental quality to enhance the greatest strength of the saga, one that even the detractors acknowledged, or even archetypal and iconic potential of various elements: the look of characters, their functionally-dimensional characters, many details of the scenery and environments. Which helped the few but incisive plot twists. A result obtained from various influences, mixed with unconsciousness but also so unexpectedly homogeneous. Which enabled this work for children and adolescents to be appreciated by a good chunk of that adult legitimately unwilling to visions most challenging.

Aided by the passage of the reins of the actual production from the hands of the demiurge to those of the same Abrams and others, today all this is gone. To the point that the awakening of force seems more a reboot than a sequel. Not a reboot of the class, however, as may be the Nolan's Batman, but an update bent to the fashions of the moment and an audience more accustomed to the computer screen than to the movie theater. Directed by Abrams fact it is modulated on more sloppy action movies today, precisely adjacent to the world of video games. In the sequences of action, pure and simple, then, it is quite effective, but otherwise a camera involved in a dynamic free and abuse of close-ups gradually erode the strength of the characters and the epic scope of the story.

>>64495237
It is not even winning the choice of much-publicized return to real environments, since they are often anonymous and poor dramatic value. But the aspect that fails most spectacularly the staging of the new director is the representation of evil, or the design of the negative characters. Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine especially were two of the most effective bad American movie genre, able to convey a genuine sense of evil, this character really archetypal. A value which largely lacked already in the trilogy latest, but being in that case a previous history to the birth of terrible empire, the gap was justified. But here you want to go further, we want to overdo it in the darkness, and the result is bad. The counterpart of Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, wearing a mask of course with the only reason to emulate his predecessor. While the figure is expected to replace the Emperor Palpatine as the embodiment of supreme evil is the most serious flaw of the film. Without revealing anything about the character in question, we'll just say that the result is more awkward and tacky that you could get from the computer graphics.

>>64494568
Vatican has a quite patrician taste t.bh.

>>64494198
I thought the Vatican hated Star Wars because of the whole Force monism thing

JJ's kosher slaying of Star Wars turned into a crucifixion!

>>64494198
>classy reboot...like Nolan's Batman

So the Pope supports Baneposting?

>>64494198

Finally someone acknowledges that the whole movie looks and sounds like a fucking video game

>>64494568
Well Superstar is the best film ever made so it makes sense.

>>64495372
the vatican doesn't exclusively praise movies that are pro-christian

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatican's_list_of_films

>>64497343
I seriously never got why people like The Bicycle Thief.