Star Wars Universe Thread: May The 4th Be With You
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Cp give it up shes not kylos sister 
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Rey should be related to palpatine.
That look luke gave her wasnt a father look.
More like "not this **** again" look
Her saber fighting style is like palpatine
Kylo wont kill her becuz he knows her value
"Youre a scavenger????"
Considering how tfa mimics anh it would be poetic that the hero comes from a villain.
That look luke gave her wasnt a father look.
More like "not this **** again" look
Her saber fighting style is like palpatine
Kylo wont kill her becuz he knows her value
"Youre a scavenger????"
Considering how tfa mimics anh it would be poetic that the hero comes from a villain.
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I ended up seeing it again because my mom wanted too. Few things stood out to me more this time
- Finns role seemed more like the comedic sidekick, but there wasn't somebody that he played second fiddle to. Maybe Han idk
- Kylo isn't that bad. The way driver delivered his lines without the helmet was kinda weird though. Weird speech pattern
- Rey's presence seemed even more weak this go round. Like they really didn't give her a lot to do this movie
- Poe still was wasted
- the fight scene between Kylo and Rey didn't look right for some reason. It reminded me of the scene where palpatine was fighting made windu and the camera would cut to his face and he'd be swinging wildly. The kylo Finn fight seemed choreographed well but Rey's didn't. I don't think they used CGI but it has that look to it
- the movie went by a lot faster. It felt like they didn't spend a ton of time at any one location. The whole thing felt very streamlined and could've been longer
- Finns role seemed more like the comedic sidekick, but there wasn't somebody that he played second fiddle to. Maybe Han idk
- Kylo isn't that bad. The way driver delivered his lines without the helmet was kinda weird though. Weird speech pattern
- Rey's presence seemed even more weak this go round. Like they really didn't give her a lot to do this movie
- Poe still was wasted
- the fight scene between Kylo and Rey didn't look right for some reason. It reminded me of the scene where palpatine was fighting made windu and the camera would cut to his face and he'd be swinging wildly. The kylo Finn fight seemed choreographed well but Rey's didn't. I don't think they used CGI but it has that look to it
- the movie went by a lot faster. It felt like they didn't spend a ton of time at any one location. The whole thing felt very streamlined and could've been longer
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Watched ANH yesterday with my girl. It was her first time seeing it and I had not seen it myself in quite a while. I was able to watch the prequel trilogy the week leading up to TFA and planned to watch the original triology also but the prequels burnt me out
It is amazing how authentic EA made Battlefront 3. I didn't realize it until I had played this game heavily and gone back and watched the original trilogy. The maps in the game are nearly identical to certain scenes in the movies. The sound effects and music are perfect. Even small things like how the imperial mouse droids move and sound are replicated perfectly in the video game. It really made me appreciate the game even more than I already did. Even though I know a lot of people hate on the game for lack of content, the content we do have (as far as visual and sound) is perfect (aside from the voice acting). Can't wait to connect the video game to the other two movies in the original trilogy once I watch them. There were things I never really noticed in the movie that the video game incorporated in a cool way. Han's Shoulder Charge is one example. I always thought that was the most random hero ability for him to have. Like they couldn't think of anything better? Then I saw the scene in ANH where he is running down the hallway chasing a stormtrooper with the shoulder charge, until he runs into a whole room full of stormtroopers
Then it made sense.
My girls top comments were:
"Luke is a little *****"
Her: "Is there a guy in the C3PO suit?"
Me: "Yeah. There's an actor in there."
Her: "Oh. Like how the stormtroopers are really people?"
Me: "No. C3PO is a droid, who is played by a human. Stormtroopers are humans, who are played by humans."
"Why did he do that?!" (when Obi-Wan is struck down by Vader)
Also, she was asking a ton of questions in general about the movie. Like when Jawas, Tusken Raiders, etc... showed up she wanted to know who/what they were. She couldn't believe it was from 1977. And it made me think of what it must have been like to watch the original premiere back in the 70s. The movie really is timeless. Can't wait for ESB next. I remember that as being my favorite.
It is amazing how authentic EA made Battlefront 3. I didn't realize it until I had played this game heavily and gone back and watched the original trilogy. The maps in the game are nearly identical to certain scenes in the movies. The sound effects and music are perfect. Even small things like how the imperial mouse droids move and sound are replicated perfectly in the video game. It really made me appreciate the game even more than I already did. Even though I know a lot of people hate on the game for lack of content, the content we do have (as far as visual and sound) is perfect (aside from the voice acting). Can't wait to connect the video game to the other two movies in the original trilogy once I watch them. There were things I never really noticed in the movie that the video game incorporated in a cool way. Han's Shoulder Charge is one example. I always thought that was the most random hero ability for him to have. Like they couldn't think of anything better? Then I saw the scene in ANH where he is running down the hallway chasing a stormtrooper with the shoulder charge, until he runs into a whole room full of stormtroopers
Then it made sense.My girls top comments were:
"Luke is a little *****"
Her: "Is there a guy in the C3PO suit?"
Me: "Yeah. There's an actor in there."
Her: "Oh. Like how the stormtroopers are really people?"
Me: "No. C3PO is a droid, who is played by a human. Stormtroopers are humans, who are played by humans."
"Why did he do that?!" (when Obi-Wan is struck down by Vader)
Also, she was asking a ton of questions in general about the movie. Like when Jawas, Tusken Raiders, etc... showed up she wanted to know who/what they were. She couldn't believe it was from 1977. And it made me think of what it must have been like to watch the original premiere back in the 70s. The movie really is timeless. Can't wait for ESB next. I remember that as being my favorite.
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I remember the first time my girl watched Star Wars. 
Wouldn't stop talking about how it'd be better if Chewbacca would just speak in English and I kept trying to make her understand that it's funnier to have Han or C3P0 translating everything he says. 
She thought Yoda was the cutest thing and cried for like five minutes when he died in ROTJ and kept asking me if he'd come back like Obi-Wan.
Wouldn't stop talking about how it'd be better if Chewbacca would just speak in English and I kept trying to make her understand that it's funnier to have Han or C3P0 translating everything he says. She thought Yoda was the cutest thing and cried for like five minutes when he died in ROTJ and kept asking me if he'd come back like Obi-Wan.
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^Yeah I can't wait until she sees Yoda. She kept asking me, "Where's Yoga? Yodo?" I was like, "Y-O-D-A, you'll see him soon he's in this movie." She got all upset she didn't see him. Had to apologize, I forgot that he doesn't show up until ESB.
That blue lightsaber really is bad luck
I was like, "Y-O-D-A, you'll see him soon he's in this movie." She got all upset she didn't see him. Had to apologize, I forgot that he doesn't show up until ESB.That blue lightsaber really is bad luck
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Yeah, the other signs point to her being the daughter of nobody we know.Not all signs.
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lol
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I really liked that episode.You guys giving them the Ted & Marshall test?
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Watching clone wars, man jar jar is straight drunken master. Oh sa looksa at meesa justa casually, accidentally taking out armies, assassins and giant robots.
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Yeah, the other signs point to her being the daughter of nobody we know.Not all signs.
Nope.
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now its gonna be a whole year of stupid fan theories.
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Luke being THE premier Jedi, restored a lot of the old religious ways. Rey was actually his child bride.
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This is how I feel. Can't be doing a whole new "I am your father" sequence every damn time
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love the ewok moment
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Add Kylo Ren to the list of Sith Lords who were just whiny angsty teens
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^ I've seen the ppl behind this movie and now fans go to great lengths to stress Kylo Ren is not a Sith lord. This is about the dark side not necessarily the Sith.
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Clearly, Rey is either a Skywalker, solo or.........kenobi
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Palpatine.
At the end of the next one shell come out wearing all black
At the end of the next one shell come out wearing all black
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Rey Palpatine 
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