Saw it earlier tonight. Man, what a shitty mess. So much potential, but nothing more than a dumbed down and watered down marketing campaign for mass appeal. So many issues that create a shit stain on lots of prior movie plots and canon. At least Chewie finally got his medal.
If not for the Mandalorian, I'd be done with Star Wars. How can that series be so right, when the last two movies have felt so completely wrong? Bleh.... [Reply]
Also... does this mean Ahsoka Tano is dead? I got all excited when I saw a character credited for doing an Ahsoka Tano voice in IX before I watched the movie. I thought I caught a spoiler and there would be a live action Ahsoka character. But she was just a force voice used when Rey was hearing all the Jedi team quotes. Discussion that it means she actually died in her fight against Vader in Rebels.... [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fish:
Also... does this mean Ahsoka Tano is dead? I got all excited when I saw a character credited for doing an Ahsoka Tano voice in IX before I watched the movie. I thought I caught a spoiler and there would be a live action Ahsoka character. But she was just a force voice used when Rey was hearing all the Jedi team quotes. Discussion that it means she actually died in her fight against Vader in Rebels....
Ahsoka and Sabine went searching for Ezra and Thrawn in the closing moments of the final episode of Rebels.
And according to Dave Filoni, Ahsoka is not dead, even though her voice is heard in RoS. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Sorry, I just don't find it believable.
Please correct me in case I'm misunderstanding you:
The Force, Force Ghosts, engineering that allows spaceships to traverse a galaxy at or beyond lightspeed without any loss of time or matter along with the mechanical know-how to not only design one type of "Planet-Destroying" weapon but multiple planet destroying weapons?
Believable
The most powerful man in the galaxy having concubines and numerous bastard children throughout said galaxy, like ALL powerful men throughout history, including those living today?
Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
Please correct me in case I'm misunderstanding you:
The Force, Force Ghosts, engineering that allows spaceships to traverse a galaxy at or beyond lightspeed without any loss of time or matter along with the mechanical know-how to not only design one type of "Planet-Destroying" weapon but multiple planet destroying weapons?
Believable
The most powerful man in the galaxy having concubines and numerous bastard children throughout said galaxy, like ALL powerful men throughout history, including those living today?
Not Believable
Is that correct?
In the established context of the Star Wars galaxy, yes, Palpatine fucking and also losing track of his offspring...doesn't sound believable to me.
At all.
At the very least, he'd just kill them. His son apparently didn't even have force powers? Even more unbelievable. :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
In the established context of the Star Wars galaxy, yes, Palpatine fucking and also losing track of his offspring...doesn't sound believable to me.
At all.
At the very least, he'd just kill them. His son apparently didn't even have force powers? Even more unbelievable. :-)
Poe Dameron's mother had Force Powers: Poe has none.
I don't think it's ever been made Canon that the only way to have Force Powers is to inherit them through a parent.
On the contrary, Finn's Force Sensitivity seems to stem from a belief in The Force, much like Luke in A New Hope.
Personally, I liked RJ's "Democratization" of The Force. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
In the established context of the Star Wars galaxy, yes, Palpatine fucking and also losing track of his offspring...doesn't sound believable to me.
Vader interrogated Princess Leia on the Death Star and had no idea that she was his daughter.
Vader was a few meters from Luke in A New Hope and had no idea that he was his son and was actively trying to kill him as he was flying over the Death Star.
The Jedi Council routinely met with Palpatine in his chambers and had no idea he was a Sith Lord, including Yoda.
I don't think that Force powers have been clearly defined as of yet. [Reply]