Tan Djarka
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John Boyega was on the Tonight Show last night. No new or exclusive clip, just the trailer.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Pre-release)
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cboath
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What do they label the jedi who left the order then? Grey Jedi wouldn't be a term most likely because to be grey would mean you're not in the order, and you're only a jedi if you're in the order. You're also not sith either, so, you're what exactly? Grey Jedi is much easier to use than unaffiliated-person-who-can-use-the-force. So, if pablo doesn't want people using the term, come up with a different one.
There's not law of physics or anything to say you can't quit the jedi and add force lighting/choke/etc to your repertoire and be a neutral or light/dark leaning sort. So, name it or stop bugging people about using a term (to pablo, not you
)The problem is using the word "Jedi" in the context. It's like saying a meat-eating vegetarian. I could almost see Grey force user. But leave the Jedi out of it.
What do they label the jedi who left the order then? Grey Jedi wouldn't be a term most likely because to be grey would mean you're not in the order, and you're only a jedi if you're in the order. You're also not sith either, so, you're what exactly? Grey Jedi is much easier to use than unaffiliated-person-who-can-use-the-force. So, if pablo doesn't want people using the term, come up with a different one.
There's not law of physics or anything to say you can't quit the jedi and add force lighting/choke/etc to your repertoire and be a neutral or light/dark leaning sort. So, name it or stop bugging people about using a term (to pablo, not you
joshvanrad
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I don't understand why there even has to be a term. "Force User" is enough for me, but why do we need a term at all?
Greenie
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You get it. I like you :cheers
What do they label the jedi who left the order then? Grey Jedi wouldn't be a term most likely because to be grey would mean you're not in the order, and you're only a jedi if you're in the order. You're also not sith either, so, you're what exactly? Grey Jedi is much easier to use than unaffiliated-person-who-can-use-the-force. So, if pablo doesn't want people using the term, come up with a different one.
There's not law of physics or anything to say you can't quit the jedi and add force lighting/choke/etc to your repertoire and be a neutral or light/dark leaning sort. So, name it or stop bugging people about using a term (to pablo, not you
If you leave the Jedi Order, you're just a citizen. I think, within the canon, if you use Dark Side powers, you're on the Dark Side. I don't buy some of the old EU BS that said you could use Force Lightning and still be a Jedi. I think there are specific powers where you have to cross that line to use. I don't count Force choke as a Dark Side power since Luke used it. I also don't think Luke was killing the guards, he just put a Force choke hold one them. Vader just does it til they're dead though.
Think Catholic. "Lapsed Jedi" fits nicely.
Happy beeps, buddy! New teaser from last nights Disney special.
https://twitter.com/starwarstuff/status/936499071640133632
https://twitter.com/starwarstuff/status/936499071640133632
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And this guy built a life sized TIE Silencer...
http://www.slashfilm.com/the-mornin...ncer-tommy-wiseau-comes-to-jimmy-kimmel-more/
http://www.slashfilm.com/the-mornin...ncer-tommy-wiseau-comes-to-jimmy-kimmel-more/
Reelo
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Ummm, that Soundtrack tho. Wonder if it's our first snippet of actual movie score (unlike trailer music)
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That beginning is very much reminiscent of the March of the First Order at Hollywood Studios
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Laura Dern sitting down the complaint about her hair and wardrobe.
"Laura Dern on her LAST JEDI character: "To see a powerful character also be feminine moves away from a stereotype that's perceived that strong female characters must be like boys"
"Laura Dern on her LAST JEDI character: "To see a powerful character also be feminine moves away from a stereotype that's perceived that strong female characters must be like boys"
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JediMichael
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Just watched "The Force Awakens" again to refresh my memory for this movie. I hadn't actually seen it since it was in theaters.
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