JPH
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Did anyone mention that you aren't *SUPPOSED* to be able to Force Pull lightsabers? EDIT : To Disarm. Wasn't that the big deal in Dark Forces or one o them Star Wars games?
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I love all the humor...but I think we've missed yours since TBOBF...lol. I really hope Garsa Fwip is in the finale...lol
How many years back from the BOBf? Obi-Wan did say Mos Eisley was a hive of scum and villainy, but he said nothing of Mos Espa...She would be around Reva's age maybe? A little older? I just really like her character...she's smart, sophisticated...she's a "survivor" (shameless plug for a great band)View attachment 1589829
In my Multiverse they did..
Garsa and Ben?
That could work... And explain why he got old so quick lol.
"Twi'leks have long lifespans due to their fey blood, they reach adulthood at 16 years but then aging seems to slow down reaching middle age around 200 years old, old age at 300 years, and venerable at 450 years old"How many years back from the BOBf? Obi-Wan did say Mos Eisley was a hive of scum and villainy, but he said nothing of Mos Espa...She would be around Reva's age maybe? A little older? I just really like her character...she's smart, sophisticated...she's a "survivor" (shameless plug for a great band)
And a LOT more intriguing than others. What a shame she's gone...
Thank you Disney for that character...I have to be fair and give credit where credit is due...I have no problem making a top ten of things they have done right.
< spit take >People seem to be forgetting how bad the Prequels were and how much over 90% of people hated them.
On the plus side these days you can have a discussion with friends, acquaintances from All over the planet.. How cool is that!< spit take >
They did? I'd love to see the documentation on that!
I was nine years-old in 1977 and seeing the original Star Wars was a transformative, seminal experience, followed closely by ESB and RotJ. And I loved the prequels. Maybe not in exactly the same way (I wasn't nine anymore), or for exactly the same reasons (again, not nine), but I did love them and still do.
I don't mind people talking about things they don't like and (optionally, but preferably) giving reasons for it. I have, however, grown weary of the ridiculous, over the top hyperbole that leaves legitimate criticism behind and degenerates into nothing more than a creative insult contest. After 20-plus years of prequel-bashing, I still love Star Wars. My enthusiasm for Star Wars fandom, however … has not aged as well.
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And I'm kinda like that too. Even though I like a lot of stuff you don't. I always come back to the OT. Yes I love the Prequels and the Sequels, and Rebels, and The Clone Wars(both shows), but I love the OT more.These discussions have only cemented my love for those original three films. I loved them growing up and I recognize their simplistic brilliance as an adult. That will never change. I don't fault anyone for loving the new material. I may not understand why, but I'm sincerely happy that people still get enjoyment out of the new stories. I wish I did too, but I can live without. At the end of the day we're all here because we love this thing, even if our ways of expressing it differs. I consider you friends, even if we butt heads at times.