Brian Earl Spilner said:
According to Rian Johnson, the title was always meant to refer to Luke as the last Jedi. He was surprised the singular/plural thing was even a question.
But, then where did Spanish-speaking countries get the idea to translate it to plural?
epiphany upon seeing this pic:AgMarauder04 said:Brian Earl Spilner said:
According to Rian Johnson, the title was always meant to refer to Luke as the last Jedi. He was surprised the singular/plural thing was even a question.
But, then where did Spanish-speaking countries get the idea to translate it to plural?
IT WAS THERE THE WHOLE TIME
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The droid will soon be delivered to the Resistance, leading them to the last Jedi. If Skywalker returns, the new Jedi will rise.
any slave outfit Leia's walking around giving hugs?Urban Ag said:
So the last time we went was summer of 2013. You can tell that the people doing the Star Wars characters really love their job.
So at one point, I was trying to find my wife and kids and was kind of oblivious to what was going on around me. A certain character picked up on this. All of a sudden, someone or something hit me square between the shoulder blades, literally hard enough to knock me to a knee. I had that initial, shocked, WTF?, ready to throw down reaction. I spun around and right up in my grill is.................Chewbacca............who then lets out the famous Chewie growl/howl complete with shaking his arms over his head. I instantly just lost it, busted out laughing, all the people around us were laughing. Then Chewie did the sympathetic wookie howl, head bent to one side then put a big bear hug on me.
It's a nice touch the way the interact with the visitors.
jbanda said:
I believe there was an annoucement a while ago that stated that they'd scrub all merchanising materials of "slave girl leia".
EPCOT had the BIG4 (Minnie, Mickey, Pluto, Goofy). Nobody in line so we hung out for about 15 minutes. Pretty cool.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:That is cool! We have that same credit card but last time we did this photo, it was at Epcot and I believe our surprise character was Minnie Mouse. Thrilled my girls but back then they were not doing this at Hollywood Studios. So I will certainly look for this in a couple of years when we go back to Disney World.caleblyn said:
Second, we have a Disney Chase credit card which allows for certain perks at the parks. One of those is that each park has a special character meet-and-greet. We went to an area that used to be the Art of Animation but is now a Star Wars memorabilia area where there are MANY characters walking around. Anyhow, our special spot to do our meet-and-greet was in this building. We walked down a narrow hallway to a 90-degree turn where there was a worker that verified that we actually owned a Disney Chase card. After verifying she told us to, "wait right here," and she disappeared around the corner. I looked back at my wife because this was kind of odd and then the look on my kids faces was priceless. There eyes about popped out there head and I could have easily stuffed a watermelon into the gaping mouths before me. I turned back around and Kylo Ren is standing there. I am 42 years old but I have to be honest...I think I might have peed a little. He said that the lady needed him to check my credit card which I obliged. We walked around the corner to an open area where we took photos. I wish that he could have been a little less in-character but it was still pretty fun!
Yeah, but my attorney has advised me to not post about that incident or the subsequent deal reached with the Orlando prosecutor.Flashdiaz said:any slave outfit Leia's walking around giving hugs?Urban Ag said:
So the last time we went was summer of 2013. You can tell that the people doing the Star Wars characters really love their job.
So at one point, I was trying to find my wife and kids and was kind of oblivious to what was going on around me. A certain character picked up on this. All of a sudden, someone or something hit me square between the shoulder blades, literally hard enough to knock me to a knee. I had that initial, shocked, WTF?, ready to throw down reaction. I spun around and right up in my grill is.................Chewbacca............who then lets out the famous Chewie growl/howl complete with shaking his arms over his head. I instantly just lost it, busted out laughing, all the people around us were laughing. Then Chewie did the sympathetic wookie howl, head bent to one side then put a big bear hug on me.
It's a nice touch the way the interact with the visitors.
Should I just direct deposit my paychecks to Disney from now on?twilly said:
Seeing how you guys are discussing Star Wars and WDW, this is timely.
Disney wants to launch a 'Star Wars' starship luxury resort, and it looks like a fan's dream
twilly said:
Seeing how you guys are discussing Star Wars and WDW, this is timely.
Disney wants to launch a 'Star Wars' starship luxury resort, and it looks like a fan's dream
Brian Earl Spilner said:Should I just direct deposit my paychecks to Disney from now on?twilly said:
Seeing how you guys are discussing Star Wars and WDW, this is timely.
Disney wants to launch a 'Star Wars' starship luxury resort, and it looks like a fan's dream
Yup. Blue milk and all.CJS4715 said:
Soooo...My dream of eating catfish with Admiral Ackbar while planning a space battle is going to become a reality?
We basically pay for our admissions with the Disney Bucks we earn.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:I don't believe I am paying any annual fee. You get Disney reward dollars that can be used for anything Disney; last trip out there I paid for tickets for the four of us to do the Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, where they shut down the park to all but those who have paid for tickets to that event, everything is open and operating as normal, crowd is a bit less and lines are generally shorter with everyone seemingly choosing to watch the parade. Gonna do that again next time.OnlyForNow said:
Sounds like it's worth a one time price to get this card if I'm gonna go?
What's the annual fee?
caleblyn said:EPCOT had the BIG4 (Minnie, Mickey, Pluto, Goofy). Nobody in line so we hung out for about 15 minutes. Pretty cool.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:That is cool! We have that same credit card but last time we did this photo, it was at Epcot and I believe our surprise character was Minnie Mouse. Thrilled my girls but back then they were not doing this at Hollywood Studios. So I will certainly look for this in a couple of years when we go back to Disney World.caleblyn said:
Second, we have a Disney Chase credit card which allows for certain perks at the parks. One of those is that each park has a special character meet-and-greet. We went to an area that used to be the Art of Animation but is now a Star Wars memorabilia area where there are MANY characters walking around. Anyhow, our special spot to do our meet-and-greet was in this building. We walked down a narrow hallway to a 90-degree turn where there was a worker that verified that we actually owned a Disney Chase card. After verifying she told us to, "wait right here," and she disappeared around the corner. I looked back at my wife because this was kind of odd and then the look on my kids faces was priceless. There eyes about popped out there head and I could have easily stuffed a watermelon into the gaping mouths before me. I turned back around and Kylo Ren is standing there. I am 42 years old but I have to be honest...I think I might have peed a little. He said that the lady needed him to check my credit card which I obliged. We walked around the corner to an open area where we took photos. I wish that he could have been a little less in-character but it was still pretty fun!
That's awesome.Urban Ag said:
So the last time we went was summer of 2013. You can tell that the people doing the Star Wars characters really love their job.
So at one point, I was trying to find my wife and kids and was kind of oblivious to what was going on around me. A certain character picked up on this. All of a sudden, someone or something hit me square between the shoulder blades, literally hard enough to knock me to a knee. I had that initial, shocked, WTF?, ready to throw down reaction. I spun around and right up in my grill is.................Chewbacca............who then lets out the famous Chewie growl/howl complete with shaking his arms over his head. I instantly just lost it, busted out laughing, all the people around us were laughing. Then Chewie did the sympathetic wookie howl, head bent to one side then put a big bear hug on me.
It's a nice touch the way the interact with the visitors.
he was probably a Tech grad still holding a grudge against Aggies.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:That's awesome.Urban Ag said:
So the last time we went was summer of 2013. You can tell that the people doing the Star Wars characters really love their job.
So at one point, I was trying to find my wife and kids and was kind of oblivious to what was going on around me. A certain character picked up on this. All of a sudden, someone or something hit me square between the shoulder blades, literally hard enough to knock me to a knee. I had that initial, shocked, WTF?, ready to throw down reaction. I spun around and right up in my grill is.................Chewbacca............who then lets out the famous Chewie growl/howl complete with shaking his arms over his head. I instantly just lost it, busted out laughing, all the people around us were laughing. Then Chewie did the sympathetic wookie howl, head bent to one side then put a big bear hug on me.
It's a nice touch the way the interact with the visitors.
I don't have anything quite this awesome to share, but on my last trip to WDW, we all posed for a photo with Sully and Mike of Monsters Inc. I had had a bunch of shots with different fully costumed characters (ie, not princesses) by this time, and in each I had put my arm around them as if we were long lost friends. (I would not do that with Cinderella et al because ... well, could be awkward, plus I got a dirty look from Snow White on our first trip when I stepped on her freaking skirt as I was trying to get a shot of my girls with Ariel and SW was right behind me). So I went to put my arm around Mike the green ball with legs, and my Aggie Ring made a very loud clank against that hard plastic shell. Mike instantly pulled away, stomped his scrawny leg, and the Disney photographer said I was not allowed to touch the characters.
So now with your story, I'm wondering what the policy is. The characters are allowed free reign to punch, molest, etc the guests, but oh hell no, don't you dare go putting your arm around Mike. Apparently.
