Actually, no. That makes absolutely no fucking sense whatsoever.

When you're writing music, you're writing notes and pauses and all that stuff. When you're writing a movie, you're writing a script. It's as simple as that - to say the script is the most important thing in a movie (spoiler: it is) is like saying the composition is the most important thing in a song (spoiler: it also is).

Lyrics don't fit anywhere in this comparison, as they're something that has no real impact on the music itself (in fact music doesn't always need lyrics), only on whatever extra meaning a writer is trying to convey on top of the music, which has no meaning other than the itself.

Of course depending on what the movie is trying to do, maybe the script will be more or less emphasized - but even in a movie where the script isn't as "important", it's still important that it'll be written in a way that enhances the movie instead of detracting from it. For example, Alien is a movie that doesn't put too much focus on the script, yet the script itself is amazing because it takes advantage of what the movie is trying to be.

Sure ya did bud. You wer using hyperbole, taking one line of dialogue and blowing it up.  I pointed this out and your response was “nuh uh, your wrong cus reasons”.  That’s not a counter lol. Anyways.....you’re obviously gonna disagree, so let’s move on.

Doesnt matter, it was established in TFA, however it was explained in TLJ. She didn’t add any skills in TLJ. They never showed a tight bond between the two.  Nope, it hinged on Finn, who failed, then Leia who failed, then Luke who succeeded.  

I don't know how the process is for all movies, but as far as I know usually the script is the first thing that's made, it's the foundation for any movie. Lyrics are not the foundation for music at all.

Either way your constant analogies between film and music are inevitably going to lead nowhere because they're two very different forms of art.

Didn't said he was but his whole character follows the stereotype of the hero/chosen one that's just cute, nice and good.

Even if she was a mary sue I don't find her offensive at all, in fact i find her quite likable and very well performed by Daisy Ridley, she is less complex than I would like her to be but then again, so was Luke at first.

One line of dialogue? Luke's favorite thing to play with was his model of his T-16. He mentioned having looked over the X-Wing to other rebels, claiming it was similar enough to what he was used to to get a good feel of it. And holy shit: he had a feel of it. Would you fucking look at that? Honestly, your denial of outright facts from the Original Trilogy (note: NOT THE EU) is your single largest failing point in your argument. It's like suddenly deciding that Obi-wan was just saying shit when he said Anakin was a great Jedi, or that not that many people died to get the Death Star plans. Why? "Because they were just bragging", right?

And oh, so she didn't continue to be a force savant? Not lifting piles of boulders or using lightsabers with zero proper training? "But Snoke"- fucking died in the most upsettingly convenient way, didn't he? Almost like he was there to be a show of force before they got rid of him?

Seriously, what are you on? How can you show someone a Mary Sue and they just insist that's normal and preferred?

Really? Because he seemed more like a brat who got involved in stuff too big for his britches.

So you admit that you know she's a Mary Sue on some level, but you still like her? 

Lol, I never denied anything.  Are you ok? Lol.  But like I said, I never said Luke was a Mary Sue, and this topic has become a he said she said, so I’m dropping it since it’s noy relevant.

No more than TFA, again, given the rules established in TFA, TLJ did not add anything, however did explain.  You continue to not have a counter to this.  She spent the entire movie practicing her skills and learning new things from Luke, lifting the boulders was the culmination of that.  And wtf Snoke, explain the relevance to Rey being Mary Sue. 

Lol, I like how you had no counter to 2 of my points, and now I’m on something? Lol, sorry bud, but you aren’t doing a good job with this argument.  

Not really, because in a lot of cases movies can have a lot of the important information of a storyboard in the script itself, in fact not even all movies have a storyboard.

Lyrics are never the most important part of music, because they... really aren't music, technically. They're something music borrows from poetry to achieve a more tangible meaning, but technically speaking they aren't music as they could be replaced by simple notes always. Of course some songwriters focus on it first, and that's okay, but they aren't a key component of music at all whereas storytelling is very much a key component of movies.

That said, I think this explains pretty much everything about your taste in movies. Complaining about CGI, praising movies seemingly solely on their direction and cinematography, and basically never really talking about the storytelling... it's a shame that seemingly most of the movie industry nowadays shares that point of view too. Mind you I'm not saying it's a bad point of view, but ideally you want people to take art forward in all the ways possible and right now it seems the movie critics and professionals and stuff only care about movies that are well shot and don't rely too much on digital effects, and that mentality has been taking over recently, which is a shame because no individual mentality should ever take over any industry ideally.