Then you have Finn that gives you the perspective of a character who was a Stormtrooper with the Imperials to become a rebel. That's unique.
Please. Just the fact that Rey may be the main character absolutely separates it from the old series. Then you have Finn that gives you the perspective of a character who was a Stormtrooper with the Imperials to become a rebel. That's unique.
Episode VII plot: Luke 2, Han 2, and Leia 2 fight Darth Vader 2 to stop Death Star 3.
My GF isn't all that into Star Wars, she's seen the movies, she knows the canon / lore, she knows the difference between a Wookiee, Ewok and Jawa. Shown her the trailer, she looks up, grabs my shirt, gets in my face and says "please tell me we're seeing this!"
I smile content and say I already got tickets.
Long story short, best sex ever.
Check and mate.
I'm really hoping that Luke gets to throw the "I'm finishing what you started" bs back at Kylo.
There is evenanother trench run....
Rey = Luke
Finn = Han
Poe = Leia
Chewbacca = Chewbacca
Han = Obi Wan
Death Star III = Death Star
Kylo = Vader
Serkis's Bad Guy = Palpatine
Luke = Yoda
I wonder how much insight of the mind of a stormtrooper we will get, my bet: almost none.
Sorry, I wasn't clear, I meant more important than his role in the first Star Wars implied he should be.
Like, he was the underboss, the muscle, evil black space nazi shock trooper.
He was not meant to be that central to the plot, and AFAIK, he was not planned on being Luke's father (OMG SPOILERZZZZ), it was his popularity of the character that pushed him into a more central role to the story in Empire and Return of The Jedi, and that trend was pushed into ridiculous levels with the prequels.
And again, I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with that (though I would probably prefer if they kept him as an asshole space nazi, but whatever), I'm just saying that putting Vader in places where it doesn't necessarily makes strict sense due to his popularity (AKA pandering) has always been a part of the Star Wars franchise.
Everything about Kylo Ren looks awful. The most cartoonishly overdone lackluster villain you can imagine. Granted you could say the same about Vader and Palpatine but it's been 30+ years so I figure maybe they could have come up with something slightly less silly.
Episode VII plot: Luke 2, Han 2, and Leia 2 fight Darth Vader 2 to stop Death Star 3.
All hail Lord Christensen. No, it's Adam Driver.Looking at Kylo Ren's hair,he is a clone of Anakin,right?
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You say that, but the entire OT never needed to go to the home of the Empire at all. We stayed in the backwaters of Imperial rule, never needing to worry about the throne of power.
And in keeping with how much they are keeping to the template of the OT, I wouldn't be surprised if they keep to that rule. They'll certainly want to avoid "senate/jedi council" style scenes. That's one element they will consciously stay away from, I'm sure.
What does "I'm finishing what you started" even mean? Vader didn't start shit. Palpy was the one who came up with the whole conquer the galaxy thing. Vader was along for the ride.I'm really hoping that Luke gets to throw the "I'm finishing what you started" bs back at Kylo.
While Star Wars does show that Tarkin had a lot of authority, Vader certainly gets more screen time and is a much larger presence in the film. Lucas almost certainly decided to focus on him even more after the first film due to his popularity, but Vader is clearly the central villain in ANH.Ah, yeah that I get. He was a loyal attack dog in ANH, Tarkin had immense authority.
My GF isn't all that into Star Wars, she's seen the movies, she knows the canon / lore, she knows the difference between a Wookiee, Ewok and Jawa. Shown her the trailer, she looks up, grabs my shirt, gets in my face and says "please tell me we're seeing this!"
I smile content and say I already got tickets.
Long story short, best sex ever.
is the expectation that this will be a 'star trek: generations' kind of handover movie, and perhaps the old guard won't be as present in the next two?
is the expectation that this will be a 'star trek: generations' kind of handover movie, and perhaps the old guard won't be as present in the next two?
I'm really hoping that Luke gets to throw the "I'm finishing what you started" bs back at Kylo.
I suppose you could say you're...force sensitiveI'm very sensitive to whether scenes feel like Star Wars or not, but I took to that scene instantly.
The OT wanted to go to Coruscant, it was in the script and they had all the concept art but they figured it would be either expensive or impossible so they set the climax on a second Death Star instead (something that many people criticise Jedi for). It's speculation but I think the original version of Jedi's climax on Coruscant would have made for a better film.
Like it or not the prequels are cannon so Coruscant is important, and they can avoid overly political sections as there is so much to the planet. I really can't stand the subtle prequel-bashing that surrounds this film, they have to address what's going on on the capitol planet as the fans will want to know.
I suppose you could say you're...force sensitive
My GF isn't all that into Star Wars, she's seen the movies, she knows the canon / lore, she knows the difference between a Wookiee, Ewok and Jawa. Shown her the trailer, she looks up, grabs my shirt, gets in my face and says "please tell me we're seeing this!"
I smile content and say I already got tickets.
Long story short, best sex ever.
Everything about Kylo Ren looks awful. The most cartoonishly overdone lackluster villain you can imagine. Granted you could say the same about Vader and Palpatine but it's been 30+ years so I figure maybe they could have come up with something slightly less silly.
It's not prequel-bashing so much as it's OT-modelling. The OT connected with audiences in a way that is difficult to put in words... while the PT was so odious that it almost threatened the earth-shattering social currency that had been earned from the OT.
The new films will model themselves on the OT and take on its character until it is safe to depart from that.
I will be very, very, very surprised if Coruscant is in the new film. Feel free to bump this if I'm wrong, because I don't know anything. But I believe it is something they will shy away from as they attempt to rejuvenate the SW brand.
I'm sure we will return to Coruscant eventually. I believe that Disney/Lucasfilm does not think it is the time to do so.
What does "I'm finishing what you started" even mean? Vader didn't start shit.
I would agree, I actually don't think it will be in Episode 7. I'm just hoping they don't ignore it long-term just because it's mostly associated with the prequels.
He was tasked with hunting down and exterminating the remnants of the Jedi wasn't he?
Palpatine started that though. It was his idea. Vader didn't have an original thought in the OT until, "Hey, maybe I should throw this mofo down this hole."He was tasked with hunting down and exterminating the remnants of the Jedi wasn't he?
Palpatine started that though. It was his idea. Vader didn't have an original thought in the OT until, "Hey, maybe I should throw this mofo down this hole."
sooo how many spoilers are in the trailer? big ones? is it safe to watch?
When they do go back, it will be worth the wait.
But for the record, I don't associate Coruscant with the prequels. I associate it with 90s PC games like Tie Fighter and Dark Forces, because that was the first time it had been truly realized in a visual medium....