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That's pretty pathetic. Why not enjoy it for what it is - well written fan fiction? Who gives a crap if it's canon or not?
Yea, I don't get it. Why do they need it to be officially accepted by Lucasfilm / Disney? Why does it matter at all?
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That's pretty pathetic. Why not enjoy it for what it is - well written fan fiction? Who gives a crap if it's canon or not?
quote:I can understand... I've read (nearly) every book in the EU "Legends"... I had alot of knowledge stored in this old noggin (fictional knowledge) that is now essentially useless (I mean at least before, I could impress other nerds with my Star Wars EU knowledge, but now that's all kaput). So I can empathize with feeling a bit robbed on what we fans thought was the real story of what happened before, during, and after the OT.
That's pretty pathetic. Why not enjoy it for what it is - well written fan fiction? Who gives a crap if it's canon or not?
quote:Fair enough
Direct blame toward Lucas. He could have controlled this ****...
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So there are some theories going around lately that Rey is the reincarnation of Anakin. Some people say she is just the reincarnation of the Chosen One, while others are saying that she is literally Anakin. I'd like to hear y'all's thoughts on this. Would it be worth it if it gave Luke the chance to say, "No, YOU are my father."?
quote:There is no way the new films could have been brought into the EU with any kind of quality continuity. Disney's move makes absolute sense.
Disney is trying to eliminate confusion, and I truly believe we are getting better movies and stories because of it. From what I can gather, the EU is a mess or at least a world that would be impossible to bring a broad audience into effectively. Call it an alternate reality, call it legends, call it whatever the hell you want; it is going to be ignored in the official storyline unless it is brought in as canon in a new story. There was no other way forward for Disney, imo. The story inconsistencies and lack of a proper timeline is what frustrates me when I watch a comic book movie. If you like EU, then why not just enjoy it for what it is. And if a piece or idea gets brought into a movie or a tv series, great.
Guess what... if Disney tried to follow the EU and used it as the main source material for the new films, it would still be pissing this group off. It will never be perfect. Direct blame toward Lucas. He could have controlled this ****...
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So there are some theories going around lately that Rey is the reincarnation of Anakin. Some people say she is just the reincarnation of the Chosen One, while others are saying that she is literally Anakin. I'd like to hear y'all's thoughts on this. Would it be worth it if it gave Luke the chance to say, "No, YOU are my father."?
quote:quote:Possibly, as they along with the Alpha-3 Nimbus were produced by the Kuat Drive Yards. If I am remembering the canon stuff correctly. It's possible they are derivative designs of each other, but they are different enough in frame IMO that they are different. They also don't require a droid like most of the other ships produced by Kuat do that we know of.
Strictly speaking that is true, but I always assumed they were direct descendants of the Jedi starfighters.
quote:I can't remember if I read this here or elsewhere, but what I saw was that Rey is literally Anakin. He's redeemed in the end, but sent back to a kind of purgatory state (life on Jakku) before hearing the call of his own lightsaber, which he'll use for good this time as opposed to killing younglings, thus fulfilling the chosen one prophecy. Or something like that.
So there are some theories going around lately that Rey is the reincarnation of Anakin. Some people say she is just the reincarnation of the Chosen One, while others are saying that she is literally Anakin. I'd like to hear y'all's thoughts on this. Would it be worth it if it gave Luke the chance to say, "No, YOU are my father."?
quote:Don't invoke him, please.quote:
So there are some theories going around lately that Rey is the reincarnation of Anakin. Some people say she is just the reincarnation of the Chosen One, while others are saying that she is literally Anakin. I'd like to hear y'all's thoughts on this. Would it be worth it if it gave Luke the chance to say, "No, YOU are my father."?
I'd rather argue about Avatar on here than even give a minute of consideration to this theory.
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Just came across this article about Bloodlines being essential reading for SW fans.
http://www.starwars.com/news/8-reasons-star-wars-bloodline-will-be-essential-reading?cmp=smc|448013539&linkId=23885603
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3. Political intrigue. Just what was the state of the galaxy before the First Order rose to prominence? Who was in charge? What were the different factions and what did they want? You'll see Leia work to uncover questionable alliances and shady dealings, and get in plenty of hot water along the way.
quote:I just want to remind everyone that I have dibs.
quote:quote:I just want to remind everyone that I have dibs.
quote:Man you really are clinging to this one huh.
Don't want Brian to miss this (from the link above):quote:
3. Political intrigue. Just what was the state of the galaxy before the First Order rose to prominence? Who was in charge? What were the different factions and what did they want? You'll see Leia work to uncover questionable alliances and shady dealings, and get in plenty of hot water along the way.
This might answer some of your curiosities.
quote:Same here
Not gonna lie, when I read that the first time I thought about you, too.
quote:It does sound intriguing, I'll be honest.
An entire generation has prospered during an era of peace. The New Republic,
governed by the Galactic Senate, has held power for more than two decades. The wars
that divided the galaxy are fading into legend.
Yet conflict has begun to take shape within the Senate. In the absence of MON
MOTHMA, former leader of the Rebellion and first chancellor of the New Republic,
two unofficial but powerful factions have formedthe POPULISTS, who believe
individual planets should retain almost all authority, and the CENTRISTS, who favor
a stronger galactic government and a more powerful military.
Only the greatest heroes of the war are still honored by all. A ceremony honoring
the memory of BAIL ORGANA has drawn the Senate together in rare harmony. It is a
day of celebration, but even now, the divisions among the worlds of the galaxy are
growing wider.
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Don't want Brian to miss this (from the link above):quote:
3. Political intrigue. Just what was the state of the galaxy before the First Order rose to prominence? Who was in charge? What were the different factions and what did they want? You'll see Leia work to uncover questionable alliances and shady dealings, and get in plenty of hot water along the way.
This might answer some of your curiosities.
quote:quote:It does sound intriguing, I'll be honest.
An entire generation has prospered during an era of peace. The New Republic,
governed by the Galactic Senate, has held power for more than two decades. The wars
that divided the galaxy are fading into legend.
Yet conflict has begun to take shape within the Senate. In the absence of MON
MOTHMA, former leader of the Rebellion and first chancellor of the New Republic,
two unofficial but powerful factions have formedthe POPULISTS, who believe
individual planets should retain almost all authority, and the CENTRISTS, who favor
a stronger galactic government and a more powerful military.
Only the greatest heroes of the war are still honored by all. A ceremony honoring
the memory of BAIL ORGANA has drawn the Senate together in rare harmony. It is a
day of celebration, but even now, the divisions among the worlds of the galaxy are
growing wider.