Originally posted by quanchi112
[B]Thr Jedi masters were dead. It was one on one.
Again, so what? Do you know how endurance works? Just because you run 5 miles, stop for a minute, then run another 1 mile, doesn't suddenly mean that the last 6 miles didn't happen. The human body has physical limits. Have you ever exercised in your life?
Because even people who exercise often--sometimes too often are left more physically tired even after hours of rest if they've really expended themselves. I used to bike to work a few years ago, five days a week. 45 minutes there and back, for a total of 14 miles. Between that and work, even with hours of rest, my legs would still not be at 100% the next day. It could take a day or two to get myself back at 100%
The fight wasn't decided until after they were dead. It's like saying Kenobi cutting Maul in half is negated because he took both he and Qui first. That tired him out sort of silliness. The other Jedi were easily beaten and Windu found his opening later. Windu wasn't so good he good beat him in a sword swipe or two. Sheev was well behind those fodder but Windu bested him one on one.
Wow...just wow.
That isn't how the world works. If you don't believe me, jog 5 miles and fight someone of equal skill. See how well it goes for you.
No, that isn't true at all. We see Windu early on stave off Sheev's strikes but the weaker ones were dealt with in quick fashion. The first one just stood there while Sheev twirled around in a set of movements that lasted seconds. 😂
And? Of course he did. Probably between the guy's make-up and the fact that his opponent was an old man, the fight would have looked terrible. In reality, the fight against 3-4 masters would have actually have lasted longer. Palpatine would have moved defensively, trying to keep them at bay with force tricks or his lightsaber. He'd kill the ones that slipped up or exposed themselves.
In the end, it would have been Palpatine against Windu, second only to Yoda as the strongest Jedi Master. And even then, Paplatine threw the fight.
These guys are superhuman so don't say in reality. Ever.
Yeah, I'm going to keep on saying it. Movies are portrayals. They are not the literal things. Because otherwise we can all sit back and laugh at how ****ing stupid Khan is and how he fights like a prissy little girl.
Because he does. Like him "tripping" that klingon. Right. The actor rolled off the edge after he basically love-tapped him. In reality, if he'd done that, the Klingon would have hit the ground and the moment Khan turned away to "look like a badass", the Klingon would have put several rounds through his bed-sheet-white chest.
You have no visible evidence he was tired as hell.
I don't need any. Of course the actor isn't going to be tired. Lucas didn't pay much attention to those details in his prequels and the scene itself was very short and not physically demanding--again, old actor.
Sorry, but his safety comes before your absurd demand that he start flipping around and swinging his sword.
So you have no proof he slams them into walls to break bones and admit you made it up.
I said no such thing.
Bring actual evidence not your imaginative claims. Khan jumped 98 feet after crash landing on earth and then sprinted through a city and you don't hear me saying he's tired. He isn't at his best. 😂
That's also wrong. Augments can't survive a fall from that height.
We see in this film he's a superb warrior.
Oh please. If that were a real battlefield against real soldiers and Khan pulled the shit they did in the movie, he'd be on the ground, squealing like a pig until he finally bled out. In any real, intelligent situation, Khan would have done none of those things, so SoD would determine that he wouldn't.
He was used for his intelligence and his savagery. He knew conflict. That's why he was brought into this. He was better in every way then man.
No it wasn't. Khan being "savage" is a load of bullcrap. First, Khan was never an expert in weapons technology. He was a leader. Maybe a warrior of some skill. But he never designed weapons or anything like that. More to the point, he came from a time when they hadn't even developed warp drive. They didn't even have antimatter reactors or torpedoes in his era, how the **** would he know how to design a weapon from technology that he had no basic grasp of?
No, he was revived because they needed a flimsy excuse to bring Khan into the movies and the writers obviously didn't know how to meld his story and the overall plot of "shitty admiral goes to war" work together. So they came up with a BS story, rather than anything that might have actually of made sense.
So what ? Maul fled from Hondo pirates who don't have training. Khan on his own took out a militarized Klingon squad singlehandedly according to Kirk.
They were also on the run from Kenobi. And again, you prove how you don't understand the limits of motion. If Khan were in their shoes, he'd have very likely of been killed. He'd have no cover and he couldn't possibly avoid the volume of fire.
So because you say it's bs we ignore facts. Never, fanboy. This Khan sure did. If you want to ignore his explanations in the film because you're biased by all means be a biased fanboy. Spock was defeated on his own. Khan was weapon less and it took Uhura 8 blasts to weakn him further. Context.
So what?
Alright, first off--Spock is a science officer. He likely has little more than basic training in terms of hand to hand combat. The fact that Khan beat him in hand to hand is no great feat. And I'm not just saying it--I am factually correct in stating that no Augment that came before Khan had regeneration or the ability to fall from fantastic heights.
The film literally got it wrong.
So you say it's stupid and doesn't count again, right ? He did so to get to Marcus because at that point he didn't realize his crew was still alive. Watch the ****ing movie, noob.
Yeah, I have watched the movie. Once. Because it was shit. Horrific plot-holes and factually wrong on so many levels.
He was after Marcus and knew that protocol dictated that meeting there at that point. He just didn't get Marcus then. He got him later. He knew they couldn't follow him to Kronos without an all out war with the Klingons. That's a brilliant move.
No it wasn't. He basically dropped himself in a place he couldn't easily leave. And as was pretty ****ing obvious after the initial scene, Starfleet didn't give a shit bout running over there and going to war. Which is...just ****ing laughable.
Again, the movie didn't understand the complex relations between the Federation and the Klingons. If the Klingons knew he was there, they would have captured Khan and used him as a bargaining cheap. Which would have been much more preferable than pointing nukes at the Klingon homeworld (Lol...riiight, like that would have actually of worked...planetary shields? Orbital defense grids? DURR, wat dat?) and beating your chest.
Quit arguing like hey this is stupid I didn't like it. It wa sa militarized vessel that could be piloted by one. That's the point. Marcus probably didn't want a huge crew anyways due to his actions.
And so he made it several times the size of a ship that needs hundreds of people to keep it running.
I don't know how it can be anymore apparent how stupid that is.
It was badass. Much better than screaming while in a submissive position shooting force Lightning after you begged another man to save you.
No, it was stupid alpha-male fantasy bullshit. It wasn't badass, it was incredibly stupid and would never have worked. By the time he'd actually get anywhere with that, someone would have put a round through his back.
Bs. You hated the film and want to flat out ignore scenes demonstrating a clear and utter sense of bias in you. You're biased and for this reason you can't be taken seriously. No facts should ever be ignored because you didn't like the explanations.
Sorry, but Into Darkness was a spewing piece of shit. This is fact. Its plot was a mess, its characters passed the idiot ball, and everyone constantly did things that worked against them. And the movie just made up bullshit technology and abilities whenever it felt like it.
Need Khan in the movie?
Make him an expert in weapons.
Is he a weapon expert with 23rd century knowledge?
No. **** it.
Need to put Spock in danger in the opening?
Have him trapped in a volcano.
But can't they beam him out with no trouble?
No. **** it.
They need to keep the volcano from erupting. How do they do it?
With cold fusion.
Cold fusion doesn't freeze, it's a means of creating atomic energy.
Too late. **** it.
Kirk violates the Prime Directive and is relieved of command and presumably going to be court martialed. How do we get him back in the captain's seat?
Give him back his command?
How? There's lots of more qualified, experienced officers who'll actually follow orders.
The admiral wants to because he wants a war with the klingons.
But won't all the other chief of staff members find this suspicious.
No. **** it. We'll kill them all.
Won't more officers be immediately promoted by the UFP President to fill in the gaps?
No. Because...**** it, who really cares?
And on and on it goes.
Khan wins.
The only thing Khan wins is being thrown out of a 150th foot floor building and feeding the local rodents, his body medium-rare. It'll land roughly nine inches to the left of the faded chalk outline of of Master Windu.