CT1138
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I always felt like I was the ONLY person who noticed this!!!!The falling item is his hand and saber. People dispute this, but I will die on this hill.
I always felt like I was the ONLY person who noticed this!!!!The falling item is his hand and saber. People dispute this, but I will die on this hill.
I've said it before and I'll say it again...that is the best looking production V3 lightsaber I've ever seen. The prop dept. For any film/show Star Wars related should honestly hire people on here to do it for them.You know, in all seriousness, it would have made more sense for Maz to have had Luke’s ROTJ lightsaber hilt in her possession vs. the GRAFLEX.
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Perhaps it would have provided a clue to the missing Jedi Master in TFA?
Choosing the GRAFLEX and creating a HUGE plot hole was one of many story missteps Disney created, right out of the gate, with the objectively awful Sequel Trilogy.
To me those films are a bad fever dream. Vague, unintelligable, and certainly not important enough to consider them as the definitive conclusion to the saga.
It was supposed to be a part of the vane. From the script:I think the ESB novel said it was a piece of the weather vane that broke off when Luke landed on it. And IIRC the vane he is on does have part of it missing compared to the other ones visible.
EXT. BOTTOM OF CLOUD CITY - WEATHER VANE - DUSK
Unable to hang onto the pipe, Luke tumbles out, emerging at the undermost part of Cloud City. Reaching out desperately, he manages to grab onto on electronic weather vane.
LUKE
Ben... Ben, please!
Luke tries to pull himself up on the weather vane but slips back down. He hooks one of his legs around the fragile instruments. All the while, a powerful current of air rushes out at him from the exhaust pipe.
LUKE
Ben. Leia!
There is an ominous cracking sound from the base of the weather vane and a piece breaks off, falling into the clouds far below.
LUKE
Hear me! Leia!
That is the post-production version modified to reflect the final film. It's the version that got published in the Premiere paperback of the script, for example. Those things are done by people not necessarily involved with the making of a film, just watching or even just listening to the final movie, removing stuff from shooting scripts that didn't end up in the movie and vice versa. As such, inaccuracies creep in. (Like Han's line to Chewie in ROTJ "Chewie, you're hit? Where?" becoming "Your head? Where?".)It was supposed to be a part of the vane. From the script:
OK about it being a post-production version. But look again: The vind-wane part falls off in scene 407.That is the post-production version modified to reflect the final film. It's the version that got published in the Premiere paperback of the script, for example. Those things are done by people not necessarily involved with the making of a film, just watching or even just listening to the final movie, removing stuff from shooting scripts that didn't end up in the movie and vice versa. As such, inaccuracies creep in. (Like Han's line to Chewie in ROTJ "Chewie, you're hit? Where?" becoming "Your head? Where?".)
The shooting script makes no mention of it at all:
The one where she got incased in Butter..Fond memories from my childhood.
I couldn’t have said it better.I barely liked TFA, but expected Luke to be all, "Holy ****, HOW did you get this?" No idea what Rey would've said. "I was told, 'Never mind.'" Or something. But Johnson having him chuck it like a day old Jimmy John's sub was totally out of canon, character, logic, common sense, that I wrote off anything from Disney with the Star Wars name ever after. No, I'm not snarcastic. Seriously.
I'm sure that idiot will tell me "you're watching movies wrong," and he'd be incorrect. That was a saber he LOST in a critical scene. For it to just reappear was ... weird.