So we went from RETURN of Jedi to LAST of Jedi separated by one film?!!
Meh again. Meh meh meh and meh.
So we went from RETURN of Jedi to LAST of Jedi separated by one film?!!
Meh again. Meh meh meh and meh.
I hope that if he does die he dies in a yoda-like-way. Not passing of old age in bed, but instead sacrificing himself for Rey. So I guess that would be more of a obi-wan type way huh?
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I don't mean stand there and let him take him out, I mean as he's killing snoke smoke kills him too. Then they both die. Just the sacrafice himself part. Rather him not die a stupid pointless death.he better not pull some obiwan crap, i want to see him go ape ***t and take out snoke! :devil
I LOVE the title.
It's ominous.
And I think it suggests major change. Change which I welcome, frankly.
I would not mind if, for example, the Jedi do indeed die out in this film...but are replaced by something newer and more vital. Something more about balance than about what the Jedi of old were about. (At least as depicted in the prequels, where they seemed more about ascetic denial of emotion, which ultimately came at their own expense.)
I personally dont like it as a religion, or devoting people to it if they cant use the actual Force. Thats what I liked about the OT. Would you really need to believe in something if you saw someone in front of you doing stuff that a Jedi/Sith could do? I mean, I see how people would be envious of it, but its kind of along the lines, either you can do it, or you cant. And nobody knows why, I think thats the cool thing about it.This.
I get the feeling that a big underlying concept in this new trilogy is that the Jedi is just a particular religion (and the Sith too, for that matter). These organized religions are not the only way to go about being a Force user/believer/etc.
Look at how they were seeding the idea in Rogue One with that blind Asian dude. He wasn't a Jedi but he was into the Force.