Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance

LSLS

Well-Known Member
Yes, he did.



Fine, maybe not a collector in the sense of going to conventions, etc. and buying rare figures and such. But he collected the new action figures for a few years, wanting every one that came out. But for the past couple of years he doesn't really want them, not because he doesn't want the figures anymore, but because he thinks the new ones are junk. And he's disappointed in that fact because there's a few characters from TLJ and Solo he doesn't have.

As far as other merch, we got a bunch of light sabers around TFA and Rogue One - but now we are saturated on those and don't feel the need to buy any more. How many light sabers does a family need? We practically have enough to stage our own battle of Geonosis...

Was going to keep going, but it doesn't matter. The important question is not do the toys now compare to the old toys, it's when someone walks into Walmart, are they picking up a Finn action figure or a Luke one. That's what I mean by looking at toy sales. What is selling. And not completely what is selling a month after the new movie, but what was selling like 8 months ago.
 

britain

Well-Known Member
This video has some of the best views of blaster damage on AT-ATs, walls, etc.



Things I love:

Music! From the moody atmospheric loop in the hangar bay to the reuse of A New Hope's Death Star finale cue as we race to the escape pods. Perfection!

The brilliant idea of using the empty returning vehicles as part of the show!

The back-and-forth of CMs as Resistance, as First Order, as Resistance. It's not quite like Jungle Cruise skippers infiltrating the Haunted Mansion, but it's close.

The pace! THE PACE! So glad it's swift and snappy and still manages to include a 'breather' moment when hiding below Hux & Kylo.

Returning to disembark outdoors - this adds a nice 'you really did make it back' feel to the attraction.

Happy day! Thanks, YouTube! :)
 

mikejs78

Premium Member
Was going to keep going, but it doesn't matter. The important question is not do the toys now compare to the old toys, it's when someone walks into Walmart, are they picking up a Finn action figure or a Luke one. That's what I mean by looking at toy sales. What is selling. And not completely what is selling a month after the new movie, but what was selling like 8 months ago.
Do you have the data for that?
 

danlb_2000

Premium Member
In this scene they use the roof to show the blasts but in the first encounter with the stormtroppers where the blast you, it is that fan style machine.

Here is a picture of that laser bolt...

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You can see the device that makes the effect here:

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