JD
Master Member
Re: Star Wars: Episode VIII (Pre-release)
Star Wars is a different animal. It's shown us time and time again that this is a small universe where everyone seems to know everyone else or have some connection. The idea that they've recovered Luke/Anakin's lightsaber alone is absurd (even moreso when you realize it seems to have midichlorians now) - so why not give us something more solid with Snoke? I think there needs to be some sort of revelation with him.
I'd rather Snoke be an absolute nobody with a complete air of mystery than have them feel a need to create someone new and force tell us a new story via the books.
This isn't Pulp Fiction and it sure isn't Seven. ...and personally, I thought Battlestar Galactica was beautifully and masterfully crafted and ended; sure, there was an occasional hiccup - but, overall I loved it - even (and maybe especially) the ending.Totally. We don't need this to be battlestar galactica (which had incredibly unsatisfying mystery resolves) or the sixth sense. This just has to be a great adventure. All we needed was some well acted monologue from Rey about her parents being killed or sold to slavers or something. Maz could have said, "It's amazing what you can get from the black market if you know the right people" when asked about Lukes' lightsaber
Imagine if they showed us what was in the briefcase at the end of pulp fiction? That mystery worked because they didn't have to let us in on it. Star wars is a different beast. We'll have to find out about Rey's parents and we'll have to find out about Snoke.
Frankly the only "mystery box" that ever had satisfying contents contained Gwynith Paltrow's head.
Star Wars is a different animal. It's shown us time and time again that this is a small universe where everyone seems to know everyone else or have some connection. The idea that they've recovered Luke/Anakin's lightsaber alone is absurd (even moreso when you realize it seems to have midichlorians now) - so why not give us something more solid with Snoke? I think there needs to be some sort of revelation with him.
I'd rather Snoke be an absolute nobody with a complete air of mystery than have them feel a need to create someone new and force tell us a new story via the books.