@@Actionjunkiepoker “There’s only so many times one can see oneself on the screen. Everything else is fantastic, but uh, I was at the end of that.” This is exactly what she just said in the exact same interview, you idiots!
You're in denial she wasn't happy with the film. Now numerous interviews during the Rise of Skywalker have shown that she and Boyega were not happy with the Last Jedi.
They weren't allowed to say anything about the film... literally. You can even see her tension at 0:31 being not sure where he's going with this line of questioning. I thought he did a great job of staying away from the plot and asking about things around the movie.
“There’s only so many times one can see oneself on the screen. Everything else is fantastic, but uh, I was at the end of that.” This is exactly what she just said in the exact same interview!
Oh boy, y'all haters really like to take things out of context, don't ya... during press conferences for TFA she confirmed that she can't really see herself on screen. She literally said it in this interview, too (and not to forget "The rest of the film was fantastic..."). That's what her 'umm.. sure.' reaction was about. Her performance. Not the movie as a whole. It's her job as an actress to look at her old performances with a critical eye and try to improve. I wouldn't be surprised if she's a perfectionist.
+Night Lytt If you say so. My point still stands though... it's funny and sad at once that people like you seem to think they do anything but help my argument by commenting useless shit.
FireWorks the movie was straight trash. I figured something out in my time on this rock. People with low iq have shit taste in movies. Congratulations your a moron.
Daisy is very down to earth, it seems like she hasnt let it that fame go to her head, have to say when I saw her in her jedi outfit, she looked incredibly attractive. In her scavenger outfit she looks like a teenage girl, but she looks older in the grey jedi robes, and her hair different. She looks feminie and strong like a beautiful warrioress, elegant and beautiful too.
+danz adanz its not that it was wrong, it was simply that you disagree with it, i like daisy ridley, i like her in her jedi outfit. i dont like how her character is written in this starwars sequel trilogy.
I was more referring to your first points where you mentioned that "fame hadn't gotten to her head". To me she comes off as very pretentious, always looking down on people who interview her. Also after watching many interviews she pleads ignorant when asked if she agrees with the assertionthat rey is a Mary sue; she does this for no other reason then to maintain her contract with Disney and in fear of jeopardizing any future career roles in acting, she has no sense of integrity.
Her flare and smiles from the first movie is like gone here. The film industry really does take a toll... Soon they'll be making the 9th.. Wonder how she feels about that.
They probably hate it because of the giant plot holes in the film. You know, like the one where if the First Order decided to just speed up their craft to catch the Resistance or even if they jumped forward they could've killed them all and the movie could've been over in 2 minutes. Or even how Fin's whole role in the movie was dumb seeing as how everything he did essentially did not matter. Those points kind of upset people when you have a couple years to build a solid plot
Also the fact that they killed off Snoke and Phasma, which was a complete and utter waste of two new characters and left the plot even more shallow than it already was. What they did to Luke was also atrocious and disrespectful. Then we also have the forced tension in every scene and how they kept cutting to different scenes all the time. Character development was pretty much non existent. There was also the 40 min chunk of the movie which was completely unnecessary. I've probably missed a bunch of other points but that's just what I remember off the top of my head.
SmittenTheKitteninMittens I did too. I think hardcore fanboys were expecting too much with their fan theories and what not, but I found it to be quite different and bold. Even though most people had issues with how they handled Luke as a character, I loved how he went out with the binary sunset.
Goku Black Snoke was useful to the plot; he was a place holder for Kylo Ren, so his death at least moved the plot along and shove Kylo into a more prominent role. Phasmas death added nothing though. Complete bull shit
For people hoping she said she hates the movie to make yourselves feel relieved, @ :55 she said that she thinks the movie is fantastic, but seeing herself on screen was not. Maybe she's not used to seeing herself that way or she doesn't like her performance but she DOES like the movie.
“There’s only so many times one can see oneself on the screen. Everything else is fantastic, but uh, I was at the end of that.” This is exactly what she just said in the exact same interview!
That reaction Ridley has when he asks if she's happy with the movie - that's the same reaction I'm seeing from most of the cast - they didn't like what Johnson did. A lot of fans are upset. It'll still make a ton of money, but I think even the cast thought it was going to be better.
YoshiKatherine he completely ruined luke as a character and made him into like an old, grumpy, pussy. They spent precious time on a Finn and rose side story that ended up being a waste of time, there was an uneventful boring long space chase between the first order and leias ship, snoke turns out to be pointless and no backstory is explained on him, Rey’s parents turns out to be anticlimactic and also doesn’t contribute to the story of the film, overall I would give it a 5/10 or maybe a 6/10
When Daisy has done 3 nights of interviews fished and finishing 3 long movie + some. You cold tell I’m he middle of the interview she was just over it... Honestly same, Daisy, same
The guy straight up asks "are you happy with it" not about her performance. Why are people so in denial about her not liking it LOL. It's okay that she doesn't like it. She could have easily said "I love it, it's a great film!" But she didn't. She looked to the side, hesitated, said "Ummmmm" and said "Yeah. Sure." Lmao
RedTwoSB she then said ‘the rest of the movie is fantastic.’ she was clearly talking about her perfomance. it’s not the first time she mentioned how much she hates to see herself on screen.
@@riceball23 “There’s only so many times one can see oneself on the screen. Everything else is fantastic, but uh, I was at the end of that.” This is exactly what she just said in the exact same interview, you idiots!
The way they constantly veer between crapping on the character she plays and manipulating her statements during interviews to push their warped narrative is fascinating to me.
She didn't say she wasn't happy with the film, she really liked it but is (as she has many times) referring to watching herself on screen. She is never happy watching herself and even reiterates that in the interview, but no, a bunch of idiots on here with thousands of comments try to twist it into something ridiculous and flat out wrong that "Daisy isn't happy with the film". Ridiculous.
Pretty sure she’s just saying she doesn’t enjoy watching her own performances. I mean that’s gotta be kinda awkward unless you’re someone that’s so full of themselves that you talk just to hear your own voice. Which says Daisy’s not like that if it’s weird for her and that’s a good thing
lmao i'm sure that's not op meant. god the only thing more annoying than bragging vegans are people who assume that all vegans are repressing horrible pain. it's nice! you know how if you eat something unhealthy all the time you're like addicted to it, and you cant imagine not having it, but when you cut it out completely and your body readjusts, you think "how could i have ever eaten/drank that i don't even want it at all.."It's like that, except less intense. You still get why people eat it but the only reason you're so fanatical about it is because it's a reinforced, pleasurable habit. Most of the taste, though, usually comes from the seasoning/cooking method, so...
you have to understand that Vegans are the equivalent of God's chosen people in today's society. Only they have feelings and care about stuff. Everyone else has no heart, pollutes the planet, is probalby racist and homophobic and all that.
It's so funny how many people think this is a bad movie It's also sad Just enjoy a damn movie and don't set impossible, self-contradictory expectations for it
The balls on you! Way to go, one reported asked the hard question and Daisy Ridley should be happy that a record of her not toeing line like a good little soldier exists.
navylaks2 Animal agriculture accounts for 51% of annual GHG emissions according to a recent study. That's significantly higher than all transportation and fossil fuels combined. Allan Savory is a quack. None of his claims have been verified or peer reviewed. His publications are found only on his own website. There are no references, no data and no links to any experimental or empirical research. He operates in a way similar to evangelists for alternative medicine. For example: - Savory maintains that it’s not the claims that are wrong but the scientific process by which they are assessed. (In one interview he says: “you’ll find the scientific method never discovers anything.”) - He claims that “reductionist science” doesn’t understand what holistic management involves, which is why it fails to measure the outcomes properly. But, as Adam Merberg points out, his account of what holistic management means appears inconsistent and poorly defined, which “allows Savory to blame any failures on a misunderstanding of the method.” - As scientific studies don’t produce the results he wants, he relies instead on testimonials. - He diagnoses normal conditions as deadly pathologies (“the cancer of desertification”) then claims to have found a cure for them. - He makes claims about his techniques which are not only implausible but appear to be scientifically impossible. ..... It takes SO MUCH more resources to farm plants to be fed to grow 56 billion animals used to feed 6 billion people (1 billion people starve as their grain goes to feed the animals in rich countries), when we could just farm enough plants to feed the 7 billion people instead, and no one would starve. No animals would have to suffer. And there would be no GHG gasses from the livestock, meaning we could halt climate change. The scientific consensus is that animal agriculture is unsustainable. GHGs, soil degradation, water waste, pollution, ocean dead zones, deforestation, habitat loss... These issues will get worse and worse as meat production increases, until there's nothing left, and then the water wars will start, and the starvation will spread, and the effects of climate change will worsen. UN made a statement 10 years ago urging for a global shift to veganism to save us from the worst, HAVE WE LISTENED? ARE YOU LISTENING? NO. YOU LISTEN TO NEITHER LOGIC NOR EMPATHY. YOU HAVE NEITHER LOGIC NOR EMPATHY. You are blind to the interconnectedness of life and the consequences of your actions.
To much press seems to be wearing the cast down. How many bullshit questions can they answer? Just do an interview, ask the questions that movie fans want asking then share it about. End of.
NordicRainy That's not classic, it's stupid, just like you and the nerds that take this franchise seriously. You people are a waste of living space and precious oxygen.
She means she doesn't like watching her own performance. 0:55 "There's a limit to how many times one can see oneself onscreen. The rest of the film is fantastic"
LOL. She has just been to press junket after press junket after press junket. She is fed up of talking about the film, fed up of seeing herself in the film and just wants to go home. Your reaching a little bit there mate. Most actors have a term in their contracts that stop them from giving their real feelings about a film until 3 to 6 months after home release.
0:33 to 0:43 she seems reluctant to say she was happy with it of course you are under contract to say you liked it otherwise the sharks in charge of Lucasfilm/Disney will bite i'm sure they had a word with her after this there like Gangsters movie executives you have to watch what you say.
She is amazing. I hope star wars does gets fixed. Rey is perfect no debate. But the story of the last Jedi just went off the rail. Don't get me wrong it's a great movie but it didn't cater to the fans and even the cast themselves know it. But to Ms. Ridley keep up the fantastic work. You inspire.
Veganism is relevant to everything. :p But seriously, when a vegan learns that someone they like/admire is vegan too then their admiration roughly doubles. It takes an open-mind, critical thought, empathy, and self-evaluation to become vegan.
Sadly what happens when the feeble minded gets an agenda; it consumes their entire being and everything in their known universe becomes means to an end
Which agenda is that? Animal rights? Seeking to avoid unnecessarily harming animals? Who is funding the propaganda? I'm gonna need some specifics of your conspiracy theory. So, you're saying that rejecting the years of indoctrination and social pressure of the dominant ideology: carnism, is feeble minded. Not to mention [animal agriculture/pharmaceutical industry] funded bunk-science and media. Carnism - Dr. Melanie Joy ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ao2GL3NAWQU.html
How the comment section is divided up: 49% Talking about how they love that Daisy is a vegan 49% Talking about how they hate that Daisy is a vegan 2% about the rest of the interview/movie/people
The lighsabers lit up in the film and that was the main excitement. Who used them and for what reasons... needs a little rewriting. Oops, backtrack a year or so. WE NEEDED DAISY'S CHARACTER WITH A LUKE WHO WASN'T AN OLD COWARD, WHOSE STORY CONTINUED THE STAR WARS EXCITEMENT. I'm AM sorry it rained on Rian.
Every real Star Wars fan knows the movie was completely story breaking to the entire movie series. I feel bad for Daisy because she’s forced to like it.
No, she just doesn't like seeing herself on screen. Audiences might see a great portrayal, but actors often just see the mistakes they made while filming.
