Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Pre-release)
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joshvanrad
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Re: Star Wars: Episode VIII (Pre-release)
I agree that the scene will end up being pretty short. Open on a medical bay. Finn wakes up in a suit filled with bacta. A nurse standing nearby welcomes him back and cuts him out of the bacta suit. Dissolve to next scene or whatever.
But we can just keep speculating wildly and blowing things out of proportion before knowing the details. It wouldn't be the RPF if we didn't.
I agree that the scene will end up being pretty short. Open on a medical bay. Finn wakes up in a suit filled with bacta. A nurse standing nearby welcomes him back and cuts him out of the bacta suit. Dissolve to next scene or whatever.
But we can just keep speculating wildly and blowing things out of proportion before knowing the details. It wouldn't be the RPF if we didn't.
crabra comander
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Re: Star Wars: Episode VIII (Pre-release)
Finn becomes injury prone and spends two episodes in a Bacta suit
Finn becomes injury prone and spends two episodes in a Bacta suit
modelcitizen
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i'd like a bacta suit to wear when i get home from work....
i'd like a bacta suit to wear when i get home from work....
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So does that comment imply that Darth Vader is her Grandfather?
Ridley is asked if Jyn could be related to Rey:
So does that comment imply that Darth Vader is her Grandfather?
Ridley is asked if Jyn could be related to Rey:
“I mean, I think historically it wouldn’t work, because she is … Darth Vader is there … so she would ultimately be my great-grandma; no, she would be my grandma,” Ridley said. “I mean it could happen, especially in a galaxy far, far away.”
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I think she's referring to the timeframe. Not saying Vader was doing the nasty with Jyn.
The question is "who are Rey's parents", and she's saying Jyn was too long ago to be Rey's mother. It'd have to be further back than that. I disagree. There is a tendency to think of the time around the original film as forever ago, and Daisey obviously thinks that way, but... Assuming Jyn survives Rogue One, she'd be no older than about forty when Rey was dropped on Jakku. Well within the parenting range. I think the implication from the cut material of Rey's memory of her mother was that she was younger at that point, but... *shrug* We'll see next year.
--Jonah
I think she's referring to the timeframe. Not saying Vader was doing the nasty with Jyn.
The question is "who are Rey's parents", and she's saying Jyn was too long ago to be Rey's mother. It'd have to be further back than that. I disagree. There is a tendency to think of the time around the original film as forever ago, and Daisey obviously thinks that way, but... Assuming Jyn survives Rogue One, she'd be no older than about forty when Rey was dropped on Jakku. Well within the parenting range. I think the implication from the cut material of Rey's memory of her mother was that she was younger at that point, but... *shrug* We'll see next year.--Jonah
Re: Star Wars: Episode VIII (Pre-release)
Bacta treatment evolution -
I don't think that would apply here. The SW universe is pretty darn advanced. They would probably be far past the era of big new steps forward with something like healing wounds. I would expect most of the advances in that process to have been made much earlier.
Bacta treatment evolution -
I don't think that would apply here. The SW universe is pretty darn advanced. They would probably be far past the era of big new steps forward with something like healing wounds. I would expect most of the advances in that process to have been made much earlier.
Axlotl
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This is how I feel about technology in Star Wars, too - the OT, any way.
They had the big stuff figured out centuries ago - possibly millennia ago, since so many cultures from every corner of the galaxy intermingle so nonchalantly.
As a kid I always imagined that the Millennium Falcon was at least a hundred years old.
I've got no problem with a bacta suit.
As silly as you guys think it is, it's still more realistic than Dr. McCoy mending broken bones by waving a spinny thing.
This is how I feel about technology in Star Wars, too - the OT, any way.
They had the big stuff figured out centuries ago - possibly millennia ago, since so many cultures from every corner of the galaxy intermingle so nonchalantly.
As a kid I always imagined that the Millennium Falcon was at least a hundred years old.
I've got no problem with a bacta suit.
As silly as you guys think it is, it's still more realistic than Dr. McCoy mending broken bones by waving a spinny thing.
Axlotl
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Running and screaming is one thing, but walking and screaming... that is a terrifying image, friend.
Running and screaming is one thing, but walking and screaming... that is a terrifying image, friend.
Nitz146
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doctorDWwho
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Potential new ST character description...
http://makingstarwars.net/2016/10/r...iii-the-first-order-executioner-stormtrooper/
Potential new ST character description...
http://makingstarwars.net/2016/10/r...iii-the-first-order-executioner-stormtrooper/
Re: Star Wars: Episode VIII (Pre-release)
All I ask is to put some freaking detail on the front "mouth" of the Stormtrooper helmet. That's it. I'll say they look awesome then. Heck I'll ignore the Michelin man suit if you do that for me.
All I ask is to put some freaking detail on the front "mouth" of the Stormtrooper helmet. That's it. I'll say they look awesome then. Heck I'll ignore the Michelin man suit if you do that for me.
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Touche...
Touche...
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