Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (Pre-release)
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doctorDWwho
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Okay, is there a post credits scene?
doctorDWwho
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But...but...should I stay till the end of the credits? I heard somewhere that there was one
Not really a spoiler but to answer your question
There isn't a post credit scene and it will make sense after seeing the movie
doctorDWwho
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Thanks! Haha very cryptic.... ugh I can't wait until Monday
JD
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There is a mid-credit scene where Samuel L. Jackson shows up with one arm to recruit for special project.
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doctorDWwho
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crabra comander
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[video]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8pg1obK0Qfo&ebc=ANyPxKrQ8D53PAuEK9nEen2VW4 7uCl8mGcify6gDQ_fUOGrAGhdBmXj4ko7TSVgTh4-799E9CPmn[/video]
Run run run jump! :lol
Run run run jump! :lol
Ha - the New Yorker. What a joke of magazine. Of course they liked the ridiculous politics of the prequels and don't get the magic of Star Wars. Just a little ironic based of their point of view of the world.
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As Sundowner said, it is phenomenal. An amazing work of art written, directed, and acted beautifully. I will not post spoilers because I didn't want anyone to do that to me. It was absolutely amazing. First movie EVER to make me walk from the theater smiling
Alex
Yorkie Fett
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As Sundowner said, it is phenomenal. An amazing work of art written, directed, and acted beautifully. I will not post spoilers because I didn't want anyone to do that to me. It was absolutely amazing. First movie EVER to make me walk from the theater smiling
Alex
You're lucky then! I had to wait till the theatre was empty so no one could see me crying!
Fortunately, reading comments across the web, it seems to be a relatively common reaction, so no shame!
Apparently the answer is when you leave, to either wear a helmet, or leave your glasses on if you see it in 3D.
I wore my sandtrooper helmet to avoid being seen glassy-eyed. I literally almost started crying in the theater.
... We began the night with Tie Fighter crackers, and some adult SW drinks and, of course, blue milk...
...Then we went Rogue.. This is a movie, which will need multiple viewings to thoroughly consider, which is exactly what I plan to do. My first impression though, is that it is a WORTHY addition to the SW universe. Enjoy! ....I will save my very few, tiny, gripes for the spoiler section.
...Then we went Rogue.. This is a movie, which will need multiple viewings to thoroughly consider, which is exactly what I plan to do. My first impression though, is that it is a WORTHY addition to the SW universe. Enjoy! ....I will save my very few, tiny, gripes for the spoiler section.
R.P. McMurphy
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Taking the kids tonight. Can't wait! As long as there's not another Death Star in this one, I'm sure I'll love it.
oh man, really?!
Ever since I hit 35 I've gotten teary at the stupidest stuff.
Im gonna fake allergies the whole time before the show starts...
"ohh my nose and eyes are so irritated!"
*watches flick*
*sobbing*
"ohhhhh my nose and eyes are still super irritated!"
I'm going at 1230 tomorrow afternoon to the Movie Tavern, one of those theaters with the big cushy reclining seats with foot rests that serve food, wine, beer, etc. I am so tempted to pop into the spoiler thread to read about the movie, but I want to be surprised tomorrow. Arrgghhh the struggle........
Man, I wish we had something like that locally. Don't do it! Being surprised is worth it, trust me!
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