freddy vs. jason rudyard kipling the jungle book 1994

One of the elements that so intrigued viewers about the originals was the underlying spirituality and the metaphysical forces at play within the Star Wars universe however, in this version of Star Wars Abrams seems to care more about the characters ceaselessly running away from things and having meaningless, often silly conversation (like in one scene the character Finn asks Rey in the goofiest way possible if she has a boyfriend-I laughed but I was so ashamed) instead of exploring the depths of some of the most intriguing supernatural philosophy in all of moviedom. Furthermore, I was saddened by the obvious deficiency surrounding the exploration of the mythology of the Force. This direction may be satisfying for some, but for those of us who were expecting more we may find ourselves doused in dissatisfaction. There was virtually zero discussion within the movie itself as to what happened after episode Vl and how we got to where we are now, making this production feel like a desperate lurch to be a stand-alone and to appeal to an audience who is too young to have appreciated the Spice Girls let alone the originals. To be honest, I couldn't have cared less if he had not survived. Nothing else to make me identify or sympathize with him. The only character trait that is highlighted slightly in the movie is that he may be a bit too smug about himself. Maybe the directors wanted to avoid the cliché of the eight months pregnant and terminally ill wife eagerly awaiting her husband's return from a dangerous mission, but even a cliché had been better than nothing.

He makes a one- off reference to his parents in an electronic communication, but nowhere in the movie is it made clear what his main drive is to want to return to Earth. He is more like 'oh, looks like I'm stuck on Mars, let's grow potatoes'.

The main character never displays any signs of loneliness, despair or fear. But I was missing the emotions, the human touch. The movie tells the story of how the main character struggles to survive on Mars and how the space agencies work to get them back.

Freddy vs. jason rudyard kipling the jungle book 1994