Okay so can someone help me understand why Vader remained loyal to the emperor after the events of episode III? He goes to the darkside to learn how to prevent death and stuff, and then Padme dies in childbirth and he gets turned into a cyborg. By the time of Rogue One, what does he want, exactly? Why is he on board with the Empire? Why is he loyal, as opposed to just trapped because of his life support needs?
Okay so can someone help me understand why Vader remained loyal to the emperor after the events of episode III? He goes to the darkside to learn how to prevent death and stuff, and then Padme dies in childbirth and he gets turned into a cyborg. By the time of Rogue One, what does he want, exactly? Why is he on board with the Empire? Why is he loyal, as opposed to just trapped because of his life support needs?
I just got back from seeing this. Vader's handling was about my favorite thing (aside from the whole Erso plot fixing silliness in a new hope in an extremely well done way). I love how his fighting style in that scene is just the calm collected fear inducing badass he always was.I guess. I didn't really need to be shown he's a badass. It's been pretty thoroughly demonstrated in the OT and Prequels.
He went fully to the Dark side and became a sith, he blames the Jedi, republic and everyone else for all the shitty cards he's been dealt. The emperor revived him, gave him power and opened him to a new world without the restrictions of the Jedi, Anakin became a psychopathic murderer driven by emotion and once you go to the dark side it's hard to go back, especially after everything that happened to him.Okay so can someone help me understand why Vader remained loyal to the emperor after the events of episode III? He goes to the darkside to learn how to prevent death and stuff, and then Padme dies in childbirth and he gets turned into a cyborg. By the time of Rogue One, what does he want, exactly? Why is he on board with the Empire? Why is he loyal, as opposed to just trapped because of his life support needs?
The low quality and worn look actually benefits ANH now because it can be explained as some slight battle damage from the events of RO.It's a middle ground between ANH and ESB:
The Rogue One mask takes the features of the ANH mask, but the quality and finish of the ESB mask. It's what the ANH costume would have been if they had more money to make the costume better, pretty much.
Okay so can someone help me understand why Vader remained loyal to the emperor after the events of episode III? He goes to the darkside to learn how to prevent death and stuff, and then Padme dies in childbirth and he gets turned into a cyborg. By the time of Rogue One, what does he want, exactly? Why is he on board with the Empire? Why is he loyal, as opposed to just trapped because of his life support needs?
No you only needed an aspiring jedi, with some basic training and the guidance of a force spirit to blow it up.
If saboteurs were to try blow the death star up they'd need to infiltrate it all the way to the reactor. Starkiller base on the other hand bad the thingy away from the main base and no one even garrisoned there to protect it. It's also literally the only facility preventing the planet from going up in flames.
Okay so can someone help me understand why Vader remained loyal to the emperor after the events of episode III? He goes to the darkside to learn how to prevent death and stuff, and then Padme dies in childbirth and he gets turned into a cyborg. By the time of Rogue One, what does he want, exactly? Why is he on board with the Empire? Why is he loyal, as opposed to just trapped because of his life support needs?
Vader: There is no escape. Don't make me destroy you. Luke, you do not yet realize your importance. You've only begun to discover your power! Join me, and I will complete your training. With our combined strength, we can end this destructive conflict, and bring order to the galaxy.
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Vader: Luke, you can destroy the Emperor. He has foreseen this. It is your destiny! Join me, and together, we can rule the galaxy as father and son! Come with me. It is the only way.
It's a middle ground between ANH and ESB:
The Rogue One mask takes the features of the ANH mask, but the quality and finish of the ESB mask. It's what the ANH costume would have been if they had more money to make the costume better, pretty much.
There is no way you are serious.
No way.
It's almost like those movies are really badly written.
I mean, he's a hell of a lot more terrifying in Rogue One because again, he showcases that ruthlessness and power that was mostly only talked about before and very rarely shown in the OT outside of killing or force choking dudes, this is on another level.
I disagree with your assessment that it would've been more effective not to show these scenes as I feel they add a lot to Vader.
I loved everything about Vader in R1, even the snarky pun, but I agree 100% with this. In fact, one of my favorite scenes in Empire is at the end when R2 fixes the hyperdrive and the Millennium Falcon escapes, this being after Admiral Piett assured Vader it was deactivated. You can just feel the tension from every officer on the bridge, especially Piett. But Vader just looks so beyond anger at this, point he just quietly walks away while everyone holds their breath and stares.
I guess. I didn't really need to be shown he's a badass. It's been pretty thoroughly demonstrated in the OT and Prequels.
It looks pretty weird in HD in A New Hope. You can see how low quality the whole costume is, especially compared to Empire Strikes Back.
There's also the opening scene here where the cape is over the neck piece, and later scenes where the neck piece is on top like it is in Rogue One:
Okay so can someone help me understand why Vader remained loyal to the emperor after the events of episode III? He goes to the darkside to learn how to prevent death and stuff, and then Padme dies in childbirth and he gets turned into a cyborg. By the time of Rogue One, what does he want, exactly? Why is he on board with the Empire? Why is he loyal, as opposed to just trapped because of his life support needs?
Yes, heh, Lucas is such a idiot. Or we could remember exactly what happened.And because Lucas' writing is trash.
It's not though, just sometimes. I posted a pic from ANH and ESB where the cape is under the neck like Rogue One.They really messed up though. In both ANH and ESB the cape is over the neck piece, connected by a chain. In Rogue One its just tucked under the neck. Looks dumb
Oh okay, then I misunderstood! I still wouldn't agree that the other scene should be removed because I liked it but I won't deny that it added much to his character. I think it was more for KrennicWait, I didn't say they should remove the hallway scene if that's what you're referring to. As I said, that is a really menacing, ruthless and powerful moment that we haven't seen from Vader before, for sure. I'm saying I think the previous sequence with Vader isn't necessary. I don't think those added anything in the way of ruthlessness/terror to Vader at all, really, and in doing so, it would make the final hallway sequence that much more powerful.
It's not though, just sometimes. I posted a pic from ANH and ESB where the cape is under the neck like Rogue One.
Very ready to be shocked a lot because a fuck ton of people have no idea.
Was that Carrie Fisher? If not then who is the actress or how did they pull that scene off?
I think he would've eventually overthrown the emperor, but he wanted his own apprentice in order to double team him because he didn't think he or anyone else could handle Sidious solo. This seemed like his motive with Luke, Rebels Ahsoka, and Starkiller (not canon anymore but still). Plus he was a broken man (both psychologically and physically) with nothing left to go back to aside from the dark side and a ton of rage.Okay so can someone help me understand why Vader remained loyal to the emperor after the events of episode III? He goes to the darkside to learn how to prevent death and stuff, and then Padme dies in childbirth and he gets turned into a cyborg. By the time of Rogue One, what does he want, exactly? Why is he on board with the Empire? Why is he loyal, as opposed to just trapped because of his life support needs?
My wife didnt know Tarkin was CG but thought Leia looked off. Hell many of my friends didnt realize he was CG… it was weird.
Was that Carrie Fisher? If not then who is the actress or how did they pull that scene off?
Very ready to be shocked a lot because a fuck ton of people have no idea.
Oh yeah, great scene. Just through the reactions of the other officers you know how terrifying this guy is.
I don't get you guys losing your mind over Vader's scene. It seemed like a perfectly serviceable action sequence.
I had throught from the trailer they had just gotten another actor for Tarkin, but in the film it was immediately obvious he was CG. The skin didn't look right. It was very distracting to me, especially at first.When I first saw him I knew it was cgi, but only because I knew the real actor couldn't possible look the same and that I was paying a lot of attention to even the smallest details. IMO it was amazing and the fact that some people couldn't tell the difference is a testament to that. The Leia one on the other hand wasn't as great.
Anyone else notice missing shots from trailers that weren't in the movie?
"I rebel" isn't in the movie.
Nor is that awesome shot of a tie fighter rising behind Jyn on the tower.
Or did I just miss them?
They cut a lot of promotional material from the film.Anyone else notice missing shots from trailers that weren't in the movie?
"I rebel" isn't in the movie.
Nor is that awesome shot of a tie fighter rising behind Jyn on the tower.
Or did I just miss them?
He didn't find out all the ways Palpatine manipulated him until after ANH.Okay so can someone help me understand why Vader remained loyal to the emperor after the events of episode III? He goes to the darkside to learn how to prevent death and stuff, and then Padme dies in childbirth and he gets turned into a cyborg. By the time of Rogue One, what does he want, exactly? Why is he on board with the Empire? Why is he loyal, as opposed to just trapped because of his life support needs?
Thinking back, it is kind of bumming me out how ultimately her dad's weapon killed her still.
Thinking back, it is kind of bumming me out how ultimately her dad's weapon killed her still.
Is it bad that I find this hilariousWell it was named after her, so technically she killed herself.
Thinking back, it is kind of bumming me out how ultimately her dad's weapon killed her still.
The vent shaft becomes a lot more innocuous when it turns out the actual blind spot was the reactor itself.Is it weird that no one ever looked over those plans and noticed a deliberately placed hole that would blow the whole place up?
Is it weird that no one ever looked over those plans and noticed a deliberately placed hole that would blow the whole place up?
All films are canonI hope this is okay to ask here but what other movies should I watch that are "cannon" (I hope I'm using that term correctly) to Star Wars. Only last year I saw Star Wars for the first time ever.
I have seen S.W. in this order
Episode IV
Episode V
Episode VI
Episode I
Episode II
Episode III
Episode VII
Rogue One
I'd also appreciate it if you told me where the films go in the timeline. For example, I Know it goes in this order, 1-3, Rogue One, 4-7.