Nice poster.
Nice poster.
She wasn't sent to train with him, the Resistance was looking for him all along for aid. I don't think it was actually explained on screen why she went their on her own.I forgot, why exactly was she sent to search for Luke? And train with him? I mean, the audience knows about her being all force strong and all, but have the other characters talked about it?
Chewbacca went with her. As to whether he stayed? IdkShe wasn't sent to train with him, the Resistance was looking for him all along for aid. I don't think it was actually explained on screen why she went their on her own.
Trailer wasn't anything special but I love that poster. I'm going to try and avoid all future trailers.
And is it just me who doesn't particularly like the space battles? The final battle in New Hope was great as it was pivotal to the story, but the rest of them are usually a case of "hurry up and get back to the action on the ground".
Reminds me of He-Man
I forgot, why exactly was she sent to search for Luke? And train with him? I mean, the audience knows about her being all force strong and all, but have the other characters talked about it?
Had been unsure whether the title was meant to be plural or singular, think the poster hints that it's the former as those three are the final force sensitives with Jedi training (Leia never having been trained). Unless Snoke's (still can't believe they chose that name) one in which case I dunno. I think even if he died they'd have to have him back as a force ghost for part three, which would be kinda lame so may as well just keep him around in the flesh.Do we reckon Luke dies in this one? The title would indicate that but I'd imagine he'd be a big part of the appeal for future movies...but then any Star Wars movie will attract a feck-ton of attention anyway no matter what.
I'm not quite sure about that. It has the potential to be but I feel like they're not taking advantage of it. They've made so many movies and they're all mostly centered around the same group of people and issues. The prequels tried to expand the horizon a bit which I liked, as an idea, it's just that the execution was awful. There seems to be a lot more world-building in the animation series, books, video games but the movies remain very conservative and limited in that regard.It's strange with Star Wars, I think it's definitely greater than the sum of its parts. Is there one truly great film in the entire thing? Empire maybe? But it's this huge complex universe with more depth than any other film series. It's a little bizarre that it's spawned all this.
I was referencing all the expanded material yeah. The universe itself is huge but I agree it's frustrating that the films are largely the same. Each one has to have tie fighters, x wings, lightsabers, Vader, at at walkers and so on and so on. It's pretty limited in that sense but the universe itself is the most detailed of any I can think of.I'm not quite sure about that. It has the potential to be but I feel like they're not taking advantage of it. They've made so many movies and they're all mostly centered around the same group of people and issues. The prequels tried to expand the horizon a bit which I liked, as an idea, it's just that the execution was awful. There seems to be a lot more world-building in the animation series, books, video games but the movies remain very conservative and limited in that regard.
I kind of feel like the cult status and nostalgia are holding the franchise back, at this point, at least for people like myself. I think most of those born in the 70s and 80s would disagree and I understand that.
Chewbacca got horribly sidelined, he was Luke's old mate and she went to meet Luke instead of him. Not to mention she seemed to inherit the Falcon, Leia hugged her instead of Chewie when Han died and the general gimping of Chewie. Han only saw his bowcaster for the first time in the film? Then Han took it off him to shoot some storm troopers as if Chewie couldn't do it himself.Chewbacca went with her. As to whether he stayed? Idk
maybe the medal is under the hairChewbacca got horribly sidelined, he was Luke's old mate and she went to meet Luke instead of him. Not to mention she seemed to inherit the Falcon, Leia hugged her instead of Chewie when Han died and the general gimping of Chewie. Han only saw his bowcaster for the first time in the film? Then Han took it off him to shoot some storm troopers as if Chewie couldn't do it himself.
Quite frankly it was racist against Wookies and I for one am triggered. Leia has always been racist against the Wookie people. I give you exhibit A:
No medal for the walking carpet? I rest my case.
Princess/General/Mrs Leia Skywalker/Organa/Solo - Space Racist.
Like that a lot more than the obvious theory.Latest fan theory floating around is that Luke isn't Rey's father but was the person who killed him, reversing the whole twist from Episode V.
Like that a lot more than the obvious theory.
I could live with that, though it could also lead to a far too similar moment of revelation which would feel a little like they really are just copying the beats from the first trilogy. Though there's also the rumoured first words of Luke to her, and I'm not sure how they fit to anything really.Latest fan theory floating around is that Luke isn't Rey's father but was the person who killed him, reversing the whole twist from Episode V.
I could live with that, though it could also lead to a far too similar moment of revelation which would feel a little like they really are just copying the beats from the first trilogy. Though there's also the rumoured first words of Luke to her, and I'm not sure how they fit to anything really.
Possibly yeah. What's the rumoured first words?
"Who are you?"
Would've expected him to know who she was regardless of her relation, unless he's totally sworn himself off the force. Which I suppose given his words in the trailer isn't out of the question.
Sounds like bullshit. The film confirms that Kylo was sent to be trained by Luke, and the book for Episode 6 confirms that...
both Rey and Kylo know each other from their past which the film also heavily hints at which means she would have been present with Luke and that he knows her.