If they introduce time travel in Star Wars 9 episodes in, I think I'm going to walk out.
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Time travel was already introduced in the Rebels TV series. It's cannon. But would they dare use it in the films?
I wonder if a good topic for conversation would be like random 'not thought much about' details from previous movies that you think are going to matter in this movie.
I brought this up a while back, but for me something that happened in The Last Jedi that I can't get out of my head is Yoda using the force to create a lightning strike on that tree. That's the first and only time we've ever seen a force ghost have a tangible impact on the real world and I can't shake the feeling that with that established and on the table, it would be hard for Abrams to not use it in the final installment.
I brought this up a while back, but for me something that happened in The Last Jedi that I can't get out of my head is Yoda using the force to create a lightning strike on that tree. That's the first and only time we've ever seen a force ghost have a tangible impact on the real world and I can't shake the feeling that with that established and on the table, it would be hard for Abrams to not use it in the final installment.
I feel like Force ghosts are almost obligated to come back in this movie to fight Palpatine. And yeah, that would mean impacting the real world. Personally, it doesn't bother me at all, and I thought it was actually kind of cool when Yoda did it.
Yeah, I don't have a problem with it either really. I don't know how exactly it would work... they can't really kill someone that's already dead... but who knows. It's just something from TLJ that I'd put decent money is going to come back up in TROS.
A force ghost fight inside the Death Star to parallel a Rey/Kylo fight outside it?
I think Luke will be the first to be able to go back and forth between the real world and the netherworld at will.
MuckRaker96 said:
can we just assume that all posts here include a "I don't like the last jedi" clause in order to conserve space?
Sorry, I'm new here.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
I think Luke will be the first to be able to go back and forth between the real world and the netherworld at will.
That would salvage the franchise for the old timers who just want to see Luke the Super Jedi wreck shop, but I doubt they do it. I'd be happy enough with some hand waving about how he didn't actually die at the end of TLJ
Honestly, I concede that ultimately it would come off as lame, but I still like the idea of a ghost "Darth Vader", is the Vader fell so deep and had some much hatred it manifested into its own Sith ghost. Similar to Darth Nilihus in KOTOR 2.
We should have a KOTOR/KOTOR2 thread. I love those games, even if the second one doesn't make no kind of sense.
I'd take Canderous: A Star Wars Story any day of the week.
I'd take Canderous: A Star Wars Story any day of the week.
We should have a KOTOR TV show......
https://news.avclub.com/carrie-fishers-brother-revealed-the-original-plan-for-l-1839693912
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Carrie's brother Todd recently did an interview with Yahoo Entertainment where he revealed that Leia was originally poised to emerge as the last Jedi. "She was going to be the big payoff in the final film," Fisher revealed. "She was going to be the last Jedi, so to speak. That's cool right?"
While a particularly breathtaking scene in The Last Jedi hinted towards Leia's ability to invoke The Force, The Rise Of Skywalker would have equipped her with a lightsaber and shown the full scope of her abilities."People used to say to me, 'Why is it that Carrie never gets a lightsaber and chops up some bad guys,'" Fisher said. "Obi-Wan was in his prime when he was Carrie's age!"
Going to be honest. Kind of glad this didn't happen.
Leia was never set up to be a Jedi. Her role as a leader of the Rebellion/Resistance was where was she was most effective. It would've felt a little forced, to me. (Pardon the pun.)
Leia was never set up to be a Jedi. Her role as a leader of the Rebellion/Resistance was where was she was most effective. It would've felt a little forced, to me. (Pardon the pun.)
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Carrie's brother Todd recently did an interview with Yahoo Entertainment where he revealed that Leia was originally poised to emerge as the last Jedi. "She was going to be the big payoff in the final film," Fisher revealed. "She was going to be the last Jedi, so to speak. That's cool right?"
lol... no
Though I know people will probably signal to Yoda's line in ESB - "No, there is another."
But to me, it would have felt like they were trying to retroactively "fix" that.
But to me, it would have felt like they were trying to retroactively "fix" that.
Yep. Sounds pretty terrible.
I think it could have been cool if it had been built up, but if Leia was suddenly wielding a light saber in the final movie that would have been super weird.
Todd has as history of saying things that aren't quite true so who knows. I would have loved leia and sheev on screen together
Leia Poppins was a "breathtaking" scene? It damn near ruined the entire move for me.
I have no doubt Trevorrow might have intended to do that
Boy, that would have been another terrible decision that they would have cast off all the haters with a simple, "white male angst" argument.
It was breathtaking in that 'what the hell is going on right now' kind of way.
I remember the guy seated in front of me audibly saying "oh no....no no no no" as soon as she opened her eyes in space.
having an elderly character who we see more as a teacher / leader than a warrior suddenly having mad lightsaber skills despite limitations of size and stature does sound really stupid.
MuckRaker96 said:
having an elderly character who we see more as a teacher / leader than a warrior suddenly having mad lightsaber skills despite limitations of size and stature does sound really stupid.
I thought that scene ruined what made Yoda special.
Yeah but Yoda was more 'I ain't as good as I once was, but I'm as good once...'
Surely you jest.
I always thought Yoda was above fighting with a lightsaber. He and palpatine had a true force master battle.
W O W
Damn Cool.
Damn Cool.
I am hard.
That was, AWESOME
Where's the shot of the Falcon coming in with some other ships in front of a giant sun from?
MuckRaker96 said:
Where's the shot of the Falcon coming in with some other ships in front of a giant sun from?
Isn't that when they're leaving Starkiller Base in TFA?
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