SilverWook

LexX said:

SilverWook said:

Arguably, the Han Solo movie will have bigger name recognition with causal and non fans than Rogue One did. Everybody knows Han and Chewie.

But also Harrison Ford is Han Solo to everyone, so I’m not sure how much the public is interested to see a young Solo movie. Even I couldn’t care less about the film but will see it because Star Wars. Hopefully it would be so good that I can see pass the new faces.

He’s also Indiana Jones, but four other actors have played younger or older versions of Indy.

So you’d torch the sacred texts without hesitation?

Shopping Maul said:

adywan said:

Valheru_84 said:

All this Yoda calling lighting justification talk sounds to me like mental gymnastics 101. Yoda somehow via the force either creating, influencing, directing, etc. the lightning in TLJ just doesn’t sit right with me whatever the reasoning. Pre-ST force ghosts could not affect the physical world. Suddenly in the ST they can directly influence the force back in the real world.

Sorry but I don’t buy it anymore than I bought the ugly Yoda puppet. I also didn’t buy “crazy yoda” as he wasn’t crazy or unhinged in the OT, just a little eccentric and put on a crazy act to either test Luke in TESB or make himself seem harmless while checking out who this stranger was that just crash landed in his backyard.

Val

Yoda was joking around even when he was dying in ROTJ. He always had a jovial side. Something the PT completely got rid of with grumpy frowning Yoda. TLJ Yoda was the same Yoda we see in the OT.

And OT Force ghosts could interact physically with the real world, so why can’t they also use the force? Or is it just because it’s been introduced in the ST that’s the problem?

I don’t recall any physical interaction in the OT (apart from Obi Wan’s ludicrous ‘sitting on log’ scene which doesn’t really count IMO). The issue is the fact that ghost-Obi Wan made it plain he could not assist Luke in fighting Vader. This means either a) force-ghosts can’t interact or b) force-ghosts are jerks.

The problem with Yoda’s lightning powers is that it opens a can of worms where none needed to be. If RJ just went with what the OT had more or less established, we wouldn’t have to start inventing ways to make it all fit. Yoda could’ve just dispensed great advice - which is what FGs do - and Luke could’ve burned the tree down. It’s not a huge deal, but it does make one start to wonder why these ghostly guys didn’t intervene earlier. Why is it all hands on deck for a tree-burning but no help during the ‘Palpatine blasts Luke’ moment in ROTJ (for example)?

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Nobody is inventing anything, all the visual information is in the darn movie! Stormy weather plus island dripping in Force energy means Yoda could fry Porgs if he wanted to.

Luke is conflicted. He thinks the Jedi should end, but burning the books is destroying knowledge and something the bad guys would do without hesitation. It would be like torching the last known copy of a Bible or something.

Not much of a stretch as there are post production facilities at Skywalker Ranch already. In all the bonus features on the prequel DVD’s showing work going on there, George was fully dressed. 😛

I’d almost be happier if they stuck with the current December window. Six months seems too soon for another SW film, and I probably won’t get the chance to see this one in 70mm IMAX.

Nice!

The line about what the future holds popped into my head today, so I went looking for that last panel of the Marvel adaptation.

Makes perfect sense. 😃

Star Wars physics. 😉

We’ve had teaser trailers before a movie got it’s final rating. And this is probably a teaser not a full trailer.

greenpenguino said:

When Obi-Wan says he doesn’t remember owning a droid the ghost of R20000 could angrily appear behind some cgi rocks

This! A thousand times this!

Don’t forget the giant Vader head that used to hang in the Star Wars aisle at Toys R Us. 😉

Thus proving everybody who ever appears on screen in a Star Wars film has a name and a backstory. Thanks! 😃

Collipso said:

Do they still have the connection?

They appear to be looking directly at each other when Kylo is in the deserted base and Rey is about to close the Falcon’s hatch.

Mrebo said:

SilverWook said:

When Luke told Kylo, See you around, kid. he meant it.

What are we to make of the fact Rey and Kylo are still have the mental link even though Snoke was enabling it and is mostly dead now?

I hope that was a Princess Bride reference.

Only the author of the TLJ Visual Dictionary knows for sure. 😉

Kylo remarked such an effort would be fatal to Rey if she was doing it herself, which should have given him a clue someone else was doing it.

When Luke told Kylo, See you around, kid. he meant it.

What are we to make of the fact Rey and Kylo are still have the mental link even though Snoke was enabling it and is mostly dead now?

Does the Resistance fighter who climbs out of the trench to use the macrobinoculars have a name? He kind of looks like someone around here. 😉

I’ll allow discussion for now, but avoid linking to downloads, clips, etc.

And thanks for the flattery. 😉

This 4DX thing is going to make the movie into The Last Jedi Picture Show. 😉

As TLJ has yet to make it to home video, a fan edit without owning the source material is not something we allow around here.
http://originaltrilogy.com/announcement/Fan-edit-preservation-forum-rules-and-FAQ/id/5950

I would never make fun of a MacBook.

WHOOSH!

Jedi Knight School Episode One. Luke becomes suspicious about young Ben’s new pen pal S. Noke.