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RFR: The Last Jedi: The First Commentary (Patreon)

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2018-01-13 06:22:24
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RFR returns for our first show of 2018! Celebrating THE LAST JEDI: ONE MONTH LATER with our first audio commentary track. Join us as we watch THE LAST JEDI for our first time together since opening night, while providing commentary fueled by our month-long deep dive into this new extension of the STAR WARS mythology. With multiple previous viewings under our belts, and reference guides at the ready, we decipher everything that makes Episode VIII work. Take us with you to the movie theater, watch with the upcoming home video release, or simply listen to our conversation as a podcast, and let us take you back to the experience of THE LAST JEDI.  

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Sunscryer

Is...is it on video already? You can't be doing this from a theater...

Tyler Page

Claimed they were firing up the home theater. Not sure how they did this but either way it’s pretty amazing that they were able to bring a TLJ commentary to fans this quick. Hopefully this can grab some of the nay-sayers attention and help them realize what a valuable piece of canon we have just been gifted.

Ahron Reinhard

Didn't RFR do an incognito in-theater The Force Awakens commentary track 2 years ago?

Sunscryer

In regards to why they didn't tell Poe the plan, From her perspective, how would telling him help anything? It wouldn't occur to her that there was the possibility of some half cocked plan that could be hatched. So in her mind, nothing about their situation would change whether he knew or not. So why not tell him if that wouldn't change anything? Because Poe needed to learn his place. He needed humbling. She was telling him, "you haven't earned the right to be part of the decision making. You don't get to know the whole picture." The worst that would happen, as she saw it, was that he would fume and rage but be powerless to do anything about it. Then, when he discovered the plan organically, he would realize that he could trust the people in charge. It would have been a good learning experience for him and no one would get hurt.