Prop Collector
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Wow. Do you have the lottery numbers for next week too?
Cool. I'll be back in December awaiting your apology.
Wow. Do you have the lottery numbers for next week too?
Cool. I'll be back in December awaiting your apology.
This actually made me more emotional than the Disney trailer. Auralnauts have done something bizarre and wonderful. Creepio lives.
Just in case this hasn’t made the rounds yet…
That was absolutely FAN-tastic!
Just in case this hasn’t made the rounds yet…
OMG! They GCIed Kylos cape in the dual with Rey on the DS debris. His reflection in the water puddle does not show his cape... [emoji849] why did they need to cg his friggin cape? Oh what a chit show.
Remember Vader's fleet in ESB? That was a squadron. Remember Han's comment in ROTJ about there being "a lot of command ships" like the Executor? Tucking a hundred or so ships into a nebula in the middle of nowhere, perhaps over a decade or more, isn't so resource-intensive it'd cripple the Empire. And in that conflict a hundred or so ships wouldn't have and didn't make a difference. Between various factors, by a year after Endor, the Imperial Starfleet was no longer a cohesive threat, and all the command ships had been destroyed or taken.If Palpatine had a fleet THAT large available to him, why would he wait 30 years to use them? Wouldn't it have made more sense to use that fleet to wipe out the Rebellion during Return of the Jedi and be done with it?
I'm waiting to see what the heck is going on with all that before I pass such judgment. But if it is the case...? I don't think so. Casting down the Emperor was a gesture of defiance and reclamation and brought Anakin back to the Light. That was what Luke was there for, more than to defeat the Emperor. So Luke's victory is secure. Without knowing in what form Palpatine might be back, I could only speculate on his relevance to the Skywalker bloodline here.Plus doesn't his continued existence kind of undermine everything Luke and friends went through, even going so far as to undercut Anakin's redemption somewhat?
That I blame on JJ's Mystery Box. By playing up his unknown-ness, it overshadowed that he was the/a leader of the First Order and the guy who somehow turned Ben. That would have been enough. The unknown-ness of the Emperor wasn't a thing back in Star Wars. There was an Empire. This implies an Emperor. Vader was referred to as his emissary everywhere back then, so he had enough clout to command the loyalty of someone like that. ESB hightened that dynamic by giving us the conversation between them. Etc. But "the First Order" doesn't imply any particular kind of heirarchy, and neither the opening crawl nor the film nor the ancillary materials gave us any of the needed info about the intervening years, how Ben got turned, how Leia and Han know/know of him, or any of that. He's the "Supreme Leader" and has an awareness of and ability with the Force. And nice slippers. And that's about all we know about him. We can't even speculate because we haven't been given anything. So I don't know if he was "supposed" to be anything.I just find his return out of place. Snoke was supposed to be the new baddie. Was it really necessary to bring the Emperor back?
Easy. Palpatine stowed them away for later. No plot holes.
"Evidently 3PO gets high. The gang gets to go to burning man and the nutcracker princess goes to the dark side."
Oh, I just can't! I know he's indifferent, but the way he said that just cracked me up.
There are still more than enough plot holes. Power changed. Republic was strong, got control. Why is there only a small resistance against the FO? It makes no sense at all.
There are still more than enough plot holes. Power changed. Republic was strong, got control. Why is there only a small resistance against the FO? It makes no sense at all.
I'm going to try and answer that.All in the books available.... yeah, yeah I've heard the "why should we read books about it" argument before. Don't know the answer to that, and don't particularly care. Just sharing the info