Most Jedi can do this. If you remember in ESB Luke has a vision of Han and Leia being in danger and asks Yoda if he can sense if they'll die. So I don't think it is likely she is related to old Palpy. The thought of Sheev gettin' down is just too terrible to comprehend.
There being a two piece map to Luke's hideout isn't any harder to reconcile than that multiple people said the final shot in this was better than the final shot in ESB
I felt like he purposefully did it and hid the "key" until a time he felt confident that he was either needed desperately or he wouldn't be immediately hunted down by the first order.
Kind of a "I don't want to get involved in this shit unless I have to and the coast is clear"
There being a two piece map to Luke's hideout isn't any harder to reconcile than that multiple people said the final shot in this was better than the final shot in ESB
I'm still trying to wrap my head around the whole, Luke goes into hiding but leaves a map in two pieces thing. Why did he leave a map? With who? What for? Felt way too much like a MacGuffin.
How can be a movie be this solid and still not make any goddamn sense? How is it that no one took a second look at this fucking script? How is it that JJ Abrams always makes the same mistakes?
For other potential Jedi to find the Jedi temple. My guess is he uses R2 as the keymaster, for the potential Jedi to get the full map they would a) have to find the piece that is out there in the galaxy and then find their way to R2D2 by ways of the Force who would then have to do a check if the person that brought the map is a good guy or not.
Its late, and I may have forgotten it already, but wasn't Finn in possession of the Skywalker LS when they arrived at the Resistance Base? If its the lightsaber, then R2 should've awoken then.
Someone linked something from Reddit earlier in the thread that discussed stuff that was cut from the movie. One of those things was that while R2 was in a low power state, someone near him in the Resistance base recounted that Ren had stated they had the rest of the map from old Empire Archives and R2 had a copy of those Archives from some point in the past. So he activates and shows them the map.
Rey had the personality of a Bioware RPG MC.
But if it was the First Order that found the 'key', he'd be totally screwed.
(On a semi-related note, I did like Ren's like about Rey seeing the island, and he sees the ocean, or something like that. And then the reveal of Luke's island hide away.)
Didnt Obi Wan have a 'fling' in clone wars series? It's not impossible that he ended up with a kid out of that.
They had to get this out the door and Disney wanted it out this year.
Someone linked something from Reddit earlier in the thread that discussed stuff that was cut from the movie. One of those things was that while R2 was in a low power state, someone near him in the Resistance base recounted that Ren had stated they had the rest of the map from old Empire Archives and R2 had a copy of those Archives from some point in the past. So he activates and shows them the map.
So it was Rey that caused the Tremor in the Force, then. These kind of things tend to happen in Star Wars movies. I wouldn't let it bother you.
See my smallness complaints on the last page. Everything feels five minutes away
No wonder she was the weakest link.No wonder I love her.
No wonder she was the weakest link.
Yup. Abrams wanting more time to work the script and preproduction makes a lot of sense now given the story problems. I think they masked most of them with good execution, but they're still there.
This specific thing was said at some point in the movie I'm sure of it
I'm pretty sure that was in the movie. I remember hearing that.
Poe was the only badass in the film and he was... Unnecessary.Haters gun hate on Rey. I thought she was the highlight of the movie. She's a badass and Daisy made her Coke to life.
For other potential Jedi to find the Jedi temple. My guess is he uses R2 as the keymaster, for the potential Jedi to get the full map they would a) have to find the piece that is out there in the galaxy and then find their way to R2D2 by ways of the Force who would then have to do a check if the person that brought the map is a good guy or not.
Wow! You nailed it dude.Rey had the personality of a Bioware RPG MC.
But how does R2D2 detect Force Users or Skywalkers?
Does it have a DNA tester on its body somewhere?
Yeup. I'm totally happy to let some coincidence slide in this Space Magic movie, it's just that the complete incoherence of Space Geography really stuck with me. Space and travel just didn't have any weight at all.
Even in IV they spend some downtime on the ship just chilling on their way to Aldaraan.
Nope, she was solid. Great performance, and I actually believed her action scenes. Rey kicks ass.No wonder she was the weakest link.
Haters gun hate on Rey. I thought she was the highlight of the movie. She's a badass and Daisy made her come to life.
But how does R2D2 detect Force Users or Skywalkers?
Does it have a DNA tester on its body somewhere?
Satine, and it's possible sure. If she secretly had a kid who later had a kid that ended up being Rey's parent.
One more thing that bugs the hell outta me.
Why they hell did they think it was a good idea to have a giant holographic jigsaw puzzle?
Rey had the personality of a Bioware RPG MC.
Vader, Palpatine, Maul, Dooku, weakened Greivous. Weakest antagonist across any of the films.
The comparison is a credit to Rey.C'mon, I wish BioWare's characters were that good.
Yeah, they suck. It highlights house badly he was handled. At least his relationship with Finn is mildly interesting.Maul, Dooku, and Grievous aren't even antagonists. They're weak supporting characters or extras with lightsabers. Grievous is just a bunch of moronic special FX, Maul had 2 lines and no character, and Dooku is the worst single misuse of Christopher Lee in cinema history.
Ren wipes the floor with them because I actually want to know what happens to him next.
Yeah, wasn't the map not something that Luke left behind but rather just a map of where the first Jedi temple was located?
Haters gun hate on Rey. I thought she was the highlight of the movie. She's a badass and Daisy made her come to life.
I know some fencers and even a few years of training puts someone trained in a weapon just ridiculously ahead of someone who has never picked one up. I can buy that Rey is potentially incredibly bad-ass in the force but have a hard time imagining her beating someone in something that requires pretty specific training.
How did the various "lookit here!" reveals play for people? I'll be honest, "Chewie we're home" and the R2 reveal both did nothing for me (although the theater cheered) but that initial Milennium Falcon reveal was perfect for me, the timing there as the camera pans over was just ace
-Snoke is obviously not that big and only projecting himself to be Godzilla sized in order to show his importance/domination/I'm in charge mentality. Anyways, I didn't like this. It felt awkward and stupid. Unless he really *is* Godzilla sized which would lead back to stupid as well......
Okay, I watched it today. Loved the movie. Thought i'd share my feeling here, since it'll be going into spoiler territory, versus throwing thoughts in the OT. I just wanted to talk about my biggest 'gripe' with TFA, which is my only major gripe really.
The Force Awakens is the first Star Wars movie whose story is not self-contained to one movie.
I know a lot of people like to point to ESB as ending on a sort-of cliffhanger, but really, it didn't. The movie still resolved all of its plot threads, its just that the majority of those threads ended with our protagonists in very perilous or dangerous places. It seemed sort of silly that TFA spends so much time aping ANH, but somehow doesn't do this one thing in regards to the plot that ANH did so wonderfully. Its really disappointing, cause had they tightened the plot elements up to make this a self-contained SW film, it might be my favorite movie in the entire franchise.
Some random ass new Not-Coruscant planet.What is the big city planet they blew up?
What is the big city planet they blew up?