How is luke seemingly good at stuff? He didn´t know how to use a lightsaber or how to use the force.
and wholike dhim fairly quickly? han? who disliked him from the moment he first talke duntil they get to the deathstar? or leia who critizied him all the way until they were on the falcon?
I'm surprised at these results. The movie was absolutely amazing and I'm very satisfied with how everything turned out.
They can swap directors between films if the story is planned and agreed upon ahead of time. This happens all the time with TV shows. They can still have writer/directors like Rian at the helm but just reign in some of the carte blanche freedom given to them and make sure certain agreed upon beats are hit.
I don't think they needed to use EU as any kind of written in stone bible, but they could have at least taken some queue from it. I like how they did it in the Clone Wars -> Rebels. For example: Thrawn was the same basic character theme, just in a different point in the story.
Basically, they didn't need to completely throw out and re-write every character so they could dump their own story in. They REALLY should have used the existing material as reference instead of just going completely off the rails.
His hand was on her stomach because that's where she stabbed him earlier. He transferred her life force that she shared with him back to her.
Also, you think anyone would write a story where a guy impregnates a girl without consent, this day and age? I'd love to see that shitstorm.
Whole lot of finger-pointing for a franchise of nine movies where seven of them are terrible.
Star Wars is nothing special and hasn’t been for a long time. The best thing they can do for this franchise is to get as far away as possible from any established storylines or characters.
thats because it make the feat to be even worse that the last ones and to shit on the old ones.
its more about the story told, the concept, etc, the movies are not that great with dialogues and the effects, but was enjoyable for other reasons.Star Wars is nothing special and hasn’t been for a long time.
probably the best yes, with a giant timeskip, for me one the big problems with this trilogy is how they tried to build up on top of the old trilogies and old characters, like, denigrating then to stabilize themselves, something common.The best thing they can do for this franchise is to get as far away as possible from any established storylines or characters.
Like if it was with totally different character it would be actually way better, if you take away Rey mary sue.
All right, gentleperchildren, let's review. The year is 2024 - that's two-zero-two-four, as in the 21st Century's perfect vision - and I am sorry to say the world has become a pussy-whipped, Brady Bunch version of itself, run by a bunch of still-masked clots ridden infertile senile sissies who want the Last Ukrainian to die so they can get on with the War on China, with some middle-eastern genocide on the side
Yes and the Brother Sister thing wasn't set in stone until return. Originally they just made Leia force sensitive. His sister was supposed to show up in 8 but Lucas figured out that he couldn't do what he wanted with current technology so he shelved the original prequel plans for a bit and wrapped up with another twist that was meant to hit like Vader being Luke's father did. Also the emperor wasn't originally supposed to appear in the flesh until 9.
http://www.theforce.net/latestnews/s...s_19_80270.asp
Interestingly enough the main reason we got the special editions was because he was standing in for Spielberg during the post production of Jurassic Park and was shocked at how far along effects had come specifically Industrial Light and Magic's creature effects. The special editions served as proof of concepts for what he wanted to do with prequels and after they wrapped he started production on the prequels.
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Peace is a lie. There is only passion. Through passion I gain strength. Through strength I gain power.
Through power I gain victory. Through victory my chains are broken. The Force shall set me free.
–The Sith Code
If you are going to lie, say you didn't remember the book.
"I was very young when I realized that I knew how to scavenge and survive on Jakku better than any of them. They needed me, but I didn't need them. So I struck out on my own."
Seems to imply what you are saying, but it avoids context of what follows. She admits she never had any real independence and was protected by Ungor. Also, you pick a journal which is just what the character thought rather than what actually happened. It is a poor argument at best and you take a quote out of context.
Peace is a lie. There is only passion. Through passion I gain strength. Through strength I gain power.
Through power I gain victory. Through victory my chains are broken. The Force shall set me free.
–The Sith Code
One thing that really nags me is that Palpatine's plan was to get Rey to kill him so she could absorb the Sith, and then at the end she kills him!?
Doesn't that really, like, mean, she's got both the Jedi and Sith in her? Or did the Sith die with Palpatine? Are The Skywalker the mythical Grey Jedi?
I think I would have liked the ending more if Rey died, and Ben had survived and taken the Skywalker name to live on to atone for his actions.
- Dare not to sleep -
Peace is a lie. There is only passion. Through passion I gain strength. Through strength I gain power.
Through power I gain victory. Through victory my chains are broken. The Force shall set me free.
–The Sith Code
I'd prefer for Ben to have lived aswell, he's by far the best character to come out of the sequels, but that would have meant that a) the girl dies while the white male lives, which would be a PR nightmare this day and age, and b) I'd love to see the conversation Ben would have with Poe, Finn and the rest. "Hey, there's Rey, and... it's Kylo Ren!" "No, no, I'm Ben Solo, I turned good!" "Where's Rey?" "She... she sacrificed herself for me." "Oh my god, he killed her!!" "No, wait, it isn't..." "He killed her and took her lightsaber, GET HIM!!"
Yeah. That would have worked about as well as if Luke had returned to the Rebellion with Darth Vader on board. "No, he's not evil, see, he's my father!" "They're BOTH monsters, GET THEM!!"
As for the plan, I think she didn't kill him, she basically made him kill himself, thus breaking the sequence we're supposed to believe existed from the beginning, one dark lord transferring all the sith to a new host, and so on. "Stop electrocuting yourself! Stop electrocuting yourself!"
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