Nice attention to detail in that brief scene, but what caught my eye was Ford's "old man walk". Bring the swagger back!
maybe that walk was after he broke his leg on set?
Nice attention to detail in that brief scene, but what caught my eye was Ford's "old man walk". Bring the swagger back!
That was my first thought as well.maybe that walk was after he broke his leg on set?
It's probably been discussed already, so forgive me, but as I watched the trailer for the 20th time, I had some different feelings.
I think Rey is crying over the dead body of Finn. The environment behind her looks similar to that of where Finn faces off against Kylo. And I think he gets killed by Kylo because he doesn't have any Jedi technique or force abilities. I'm just guessing this because in that scene where he confronts Kylo, he not only looks scared (which I can live with) but he doesn't displays a confident posture, as if he doesn't know what he's doing at all. I can kind of buy it if he were "new" to the force, he would looked unpolished, but I still have that feeling he has no Jedi abilities.
And in the trailer he says, "I was raised to do one thing, I've got nothing to fight for". That feels like ominous foreshadowing, like he NEEDS to fight for something, and that's for Rey and the resistance and I feel he dies protecting Rey. That's why she's so sad, they have this bond because of what they go through and he dies protecting her.
And I think it's too easy and obvious for them to kill Han because we've all known for the last 30+ years Ford wanted him dead. I feel like if we watch him die in the movie, it would be a "sheez", eyes rolling "we saw that coming" moment.
I also think when Han and Leia embrace it's because they find out the truth about their son (Kylo), and must come to terms with it.
And......I think Rey isn't related to any Skywalker (still can't get over her accent being there, maybe they sent her to boarding school!) and Kylo is somehow jealous of her.
I know, just more crack pot theories from another Star Wars nerd!
Finn is central to this trilogy I think and is in it for the long haul.
I noticed the cell with Han's death only has a 30% confidence rating
Nothing wrong with wishful thinking
Nothing, I'm sure, can ruin this movie for me. I found the trailer to be somewhat underwhelming, but I'm as excited as ever to see this movie and the wait is killing me. Even if none of my wants/expectations are met, I will still enjoy it very much. Star Wars hasn't let me, personally, down yet, and I doubt it ever will. Even at it's lowest point, I will forever keep my faith in it. I'm in this for life.Honestly, I hope that IF Han does meet his end it doesn't ruin the film for you. As you are here contributing to this thread, I assume spoilers in and of themselves don't abjectly effect your viewing experience. I look at Spoilers as an opportunity to frame my expectations. I get worried when I read comments about aspects of the story that people seem so set against that if they see it on screen they will get up and storm out of the theater!
Nothing, I'm sure, can ruin this movie for me. I found the trailer to be somewhat underwhelming, but I'm as excited as ever to see this movie and the wait is killing me. Even if none of my wants/expectations are met, I will still enjoy it very much. Star Wars hasn't let me, personally, down yet, and I doubt it ever will Even at it's lowest point, I will forever keep my faith in it. I'm in this for life.