Wrong City, Wrong People, an incredible and flawlessly-edited tribute of Cyberpunk 2077/Phantom Liberty by Amaranth.
Warning: You will cry while watching this, choom.
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Wrong City, Wrong People, an incredible and flawlessly-edited tribute of Cyberpunk 2077/Phantom Liberty by Amaranth.
Warning: You will cry while watching this, choom.
Don't get me wrong, I also haaaatee that so many very good Padmé scenes were deleted from the final cut of the movies, but I also hate the actitude people have about "oh, if they had kept this in, I would actually like Padme, she would be more than just a girlfriend"
Because idk, man, she still has a lot going on for her in the movies that we got, she still has many very critical and important scenes. I would love if she had had more screentime, and I would love if these scenes were in the movies, but saying that three or two scenes across two movies completely change how her character is percieved feels reductive when she still got a lot going on her.
I always say Padmé isn't a badly written character, she's underused, but even then, I think what we got of her leave a very good and strong impression of who she is. In ROTS I really wish we had more about her thoughts on the pregnancy and of course the political situation and the rebellion scene, even just one more word, I really do have a beef with the movies because of this, but again, I don't see how a single extra scene makes her more compelling, but not everything else she's been doing since TPM.
"in rots she isn't badass anymore", idk the republic is dying and she goes to face all alone the most powerful force sensitive in the galaxy who just commited countless of murders in hell planet surrounded by lava while being pregnant, without weapons, and tries to talk him down from his evil nonsense, and it was working, until she got interrupted, that's pretty brave for me.