I never really like that GOT meme, in the show the problem wasn't depicted that Dany forgot but that Euron is ridiculous good at concealing his fleet, same with 'themes are for 8th graders' it's clear GOT has themes, it just sounds like sometimes D and D are people and can sometimes say clumsy things. I always cringe at the attempt to make D and D look like complete untalented morons, I think they're just middling writers who sometimes get it wrong and sometimes get it really right, but everything on the internet feels exaggerated of course lol.
Palpatine reveals that when a Sith kills their master in hatred, the master transfers their soul to the successor's body. The logicial conclusion of that is that every Sith from Darth Bane to Darth Sidious are basically the same soul transferred over and over to different bodies. So yeah he's Palpatine, but he's also more than that.
Yeah thats why I was just wondering. If it was Leia's it'd be like him coming home, as Ben solo once again.
We are THIS close to finding out Jedi pooped on the floor and used the Force to clean it up.
Because the twins never got to Luke's childhood farm together.
Feels like he's the only one talking about the film lol. The cast especially seem like they immediately shut up after the film's release even though they were quite talkative about it before.
Lando kind of was the dude who saved the galaxy last time too, now that I think about it.
Well, it's hard for some of them to talk about the film now....
I don't think that was shown in GOT that Dany forgot, Euron was hiding behind some islands if I remember rightly, which I think is cheesy for a different reason, lol.
No human on earth would look at the way Finn behaves in the film and say "oh, he was going to say he was force sensitive" for example
Oh really? I mean Thrones series 8 had enough stupidity that I don't feel there's a need to misquote them, but that's just me going off topic. Sorry.
-No, Luke was a hero well before TLJ. Even Rey who comes from nowhere knew about the legend of Luke Skywalker at the start of TFA. And he was a hermit for 6 years not 15.
Oh no, please no. Don't change arguably the best scene in the sequel trilogy. The pandering looked bad enough anyway because fans couldn't accept a Star Wars character having a story without a secret backstory.
The delivery and acting was on point, but with JJ's retcon of it, it sticks out.
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Nah it was just fucking awful lol, the reveal is TLJ was so heartbreaking and provocative, and the last scene with a nobody kid can be a jedi was sweet, but it was like too profound so they had to fall over trying to bring in the dark family twist.
A lot of people did.
In isolation, maybe, but man how much of the film felt like responding to forum posts? It's hard to believe this was their best creative choices.
He's speaking in the context of the idea that Rey would be settling on Tatooine to live alone on Owen's farm (an idea which Terrio clarifies is incorrect: she isn't settling on that farm).
Let me entertain that for a second. We are to assume that, with all contextual cues taken into account (her having the falcon, having BB-8, her seeing her new family, her smile and response of her new found place in the galaxy (i.e., being a Skywalker and the new Jedi)), that Rey at the end on Tatooine is "far from hopeful"? I can't even give that the benefit of the doubt.
