No you don't.Guys.
I think I like the prequels now.
Fixedcan you please keep spoilers out of titles Evildaddy
I'm waiting to see the movie at home
I'm not PAYING to see this in theaters
Who did the Failed Clone thrust his penis into to create Rey?
@VedderOA
I told you it was shit from day one buddy.
Fucking garbage fan fiction.
No George Lucas. No Star Wars. It’s that fucking simple.
They show us a round table of hack writers and announce High republic... and we’re supposed to be excited?
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it’s dead...
*Cries in corner*
Not really. The PT schlock brought the IP as a whole down in my eyes, and while 7, 9, and Rogue One were alright, the shit ass plot in 8, the politicization of 8 so that calling a shit ass plot a "shit ass plot" (or the reverse) is somehow reflective of some moral failing of the holder of the opinion, and the needless explanations in Solo have just left a meh flavor in my mouth.Anyone still care about this trash?
And shit ass takes like this reinforce my "meh." Revealing that a character lied or didn't know the truth isn't a "retcon."some viewers took issue with how it seemingly retconned The Last Jedi's stance that Rey came from nowhere and her parents were nobodies.
One thing these movies didn't do is create a new generation of Star Wars fans. The movies themselves might've down alright at the box office, but the merchandise sales were in a steep decline.
Disney really did kill the franchise.
Anyone still care about this trash?Star Wars Confirms Rey's Father Is A Failed Palpatine Clone
The book tries to flesh out the movie.screenrant.com
The worst thing about it all is that rewatching ROTJ is going to never be the same. Yoda’s dying wish meant nothing. Blowing up the DS meant nothing. Han and Leia couple meant more genocide. Vader is just a suicidal loser now who only saved his son, a coward who would go on to create the next Vader.
Disney is going back to the drawing board after the last three Star Wars films if they were good or bad, some things are fixable, I just think it takes more than 3 movies to properly develop characters, the next conversation in Star Wars land is without a doubt the Mandalorian season 2, is Baby Yoda coming back?
i bet they are bringing Baby Yoda back in the High Republic books. this is why they are only set 200 years ago. they can make it about baby Yoda and have it be the REAL Yoda.
Do SW novelizations of movies really appear around the time the home video release hits now? Who would care about that so long after the theatrical run? I remember when they would appear months before the movies hit theaters, which at least might grab the curios.
They'll hit problems eventually if they keep that going too.
So there's this (speculated) clone of Yoda running around the galaxy with strong force powers and he's accompanied by this soon to be legendary hero and they go on all of these adventures but in the next 30 years the First Order is going to be on the scene and there is this big resistance but The Mandalorian and the next Yoda just aren't around, I guess.
I mean, they ain't gonna kill off Baby Yoda so he's just going around unnoticed for all those years? I guess their adventures won't be able to get TOO crazy or they'd end up being notoriously well known and Luke Skywalker especially would be like "there's another Yoda out there!?" and ghost Yoda would show up to tell him "just ignore it".
I know i have watched the last movie.
Heck i watched the last trilogy.
And honestly i can't remember a single thing from the movies.
Besides that yellow chick that has two assholes for eyes.
PT and OT were real Palpatine. The Cenobite looking bitch we see in ROS is a clone.You'd think that there would be some kind of learning from the mistakes of the past.
So "midi-chlorians" are acknowledged as a bit of a blunder.
Young Boba Fett was seen as meh plus Boba Fett's dad being the basis of all the clones.
Anakin being the creator of C3PO.
Even the originals got criticized a bit for the whole "and Leia is Luke's twin sister" thing.
Plenty of lessons there. Plenty of reminders to avoid really dumb stuff.
So Palpatine died but that was OK because he had a clone and he transferred his consciousness to that clone.
So Rey is his grand-daughter buuuuuuuut Rey's father is ANOTHER Palpatine clone but that was a failed clone so OK.
So...
Prequel and Original Trilogy Palpatine is the same guy but not the original Palpatine?
Or he is the original but sequel trilogy Palpatine is the clone?
So sequel Palpatine is a clone who also cloned himself and that clone is Rey's father.
So Palpatine is both Rey's father AND grandfather?
OK...
WTF?
Let's say you die.
You have a clone though and you basically "transfer".
Then you make another clone of yourself.
That clone has a kid.
So the kid is not really your grand-daughter actually.
Kind of your daughter, maybe?
No... wait...
You die.
Then you try to put your consciousness into a clone but it fails.
Then you successfully put your consciousness into a different clone (RiseOfSkywalker Palpatine).
Then the old failed clone doesn't die but has a kid instead.
So now the more recent clone is the kids grandfather?
WHAT?
How the hell did this ever manage to make it to any kind of novelization?
Surely even the writers were asking themselves "wait, what"?
There is no way this is better than saying Palpatine survived the Death Star and created some clones known as the "Sons of Palpatine" who had minor force powers but one of them betrayed the rest and hooked up with a force sensitive or Jedi woman and Rey was their kid. Easy.
I mean, it's still dumb but how could THIS be their best solution.
He's a clone and he made another clone and that clone met some woman and Rey is the kid of the failed clone that clone Palpatine tried to create... for some reason. WTF?
for some reason they were really strict (or dumb) with spoiler controls, despite spoiling most of the movie in the trailers. thus releasing the book early might leak plot info and confirm the "vile toxic fans" who made up all those rumors that turned out to be the final movie. this is why the Visual Dictionary was delayed as well.Do SW novelizations of movies really appear around the time the home video release hits now? Who would care about that so long after the theatrical run? I remember when they would appear months before the movies hit theaters, which at least might grab the curios.
she was the only new alien with more than one scene in the trilogy.And after the first movie she was all but forgoten except for a throw away line or 2 in both sequels.
Felt like she was trying to be a Yoda type and then just dropped like grandma's panties at a Joe Biden rally.
she was the only new alien with more than one scene in the trilogy.
George gave us Yoda, Chewie, Jabba the Hutt, Ackbar, Jawas, Ewoks, etc. in the OT. the ST gives us Maz. that's it.
Yup yup.for some reason they were really strict (or dumb) with spoiler controls, despite spoiling most of the movie in the trailers. thus releasing the book early might leak plot info and confirm the "vile toxic fans" who made up all those rumors that turned out to be the final movie. this is why the Visual Dictionary was delayed as well.
the Blu Ray release WILL NOT INCLUDE DELETED SCENES. at all. those are exclusive to this book! it's kind of bizarre to think, why would they do this, and sit on probably lots of unused footage, and instead try to use it to sell books. i suppose they think SW fans will buy the Blu Rays no matter what.
she was the only new alien with more than one scene in the trilogy.
George gave us Yoda, Chewie, Jabba the Hutt, Ackbar, Jawas, Ewoks, etc. in the OT. the ST gives us Maz. that's it.
"I don’t really think in terms of universes or in terms of creating worlds or whatever. That’s not that interesting to me.”
He continued, “The only thing that is interesting to me is story. And the story specific to, like whether you are writing a Star Wars film that’s part of a three movie trilogy or a quote unquote original thing like Knives Out, you are still telling a story that is new to the thing that you are doing that it has to work within the context of that movie.”
Johnson added, “So, to me the notion of what’s the entire galaxy or world that you are creating or something, I can’t imagine getting excited about creating that. To me what I’m excited about is creating a two hour long experience for an audience to have in the theater. And that means how they engage moment to moment with the story and the characters that are on the screen. And that doesn’t change in either one of those.”
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Director Rian Johnson Admits He Didn't Care About Star Wars Canon And History
Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson admitted he really didn't care about Star Wars canon in a recent interview discussing Johnson's Knives Out film.boundingintocomics.com