chrisPjelly
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I can't wait to see Gray Jedi vs. Grey Jedi. Each arguing about the proper spelling of the word while simultaneously agreeing that they also believe each other's position
I can't wait to see Gray Jedi vs. Grey Jedi. Each arguing about the proper spelling of the word while simultaneously agreeing that they also believe each other's position
I don't think it makes sense to bring in stuff from the prequels in talking about Vader's redemption arc -- the OT had to stand on its own for 15 years. The Vader/Obi-Wan relationship just wasn't that important.
It's also notable that Vader is pretty soft on Luke starting as soon as he knows they're related. He goes to the trouble of testing the carbonite machine to make sure it won't hurt Luke. Vader's final pitch in Cloud City is that he'll betray the Emperor for Luke -- he wants them to "rule the galaxy as father and son". Kylo's choosing something something the dark side over Han is a huge break from everything we ever saw of how Vader thought of his son in the OT.
What if Porgs.. ARE midichlorians
Except Obi-Wan was more of a father to Anakin than Luke was a son to Vader, and Anakin did his absolute best to kill him--TWICE. Vader DID redeem himself, but look how much it took for him to do so--literally beaten by his son, and his master (who was stronger) already threw him in the bushes.
I'm not trying to make light of Vaders redemption arc, as ultimately he was redeemed, but the contrast between Kylo Ren and Darth Vader isn't as clean as you're saying.
Ultimately from a story perspective--yes, Kylo seems to be being setup as the Vader who does it differently, and I think we'll get there, but we aren't there yet.
I don't think it makes sense to bring in stuff from the prequels in talking about Vader's redemption arc -- the OT had to stand on its own for 15 years. The Vader/Obi-Wan relationship just wasn't that important.
It's also notable that Vader is pretty soft on Luke starting as soon as he knows they're related. He goes to the trouble of testing the carbonite machine to make sure it won't hurt Luke. Vader's final pitch in Cloud City is that he'll betray the Emperor for Luke -- he wants them to "rule the galaxy as father and son". Kylo's choosing something something the dark side over Han is a huge break from everything we ever saw of how Vader thought of his son in the OT.
Iirc doesn't the lighting here shift from blue towards red as Kylo rejects Han?
What does everyone think the penguin is screaming about?
What does everyone think the penguin is screaming about?
I'm not really considering the prequel trilogy as part of this. TFA is clearly set up with the OT in mind and I don't think many of the themes or visuals of the PT make themselves known in TFA. TFA is a condensed OT so what you're seeing at the end in analogous to the end of RotJ in Kylo's "damnation" arc. The majority of that arc is implied through the Force flashback and hints in character dialogue. What we saw in TFA was Kylo's Throne Room moment. I'm sure we'll see much more in TLJ.
It's either yelling about the same thing Chewie is yelling about, or it's copying Chewie yelling about something.
My guess is they're getting shot at by Tie Fighters and getting very excited about it.
My hope is that in the scene in the trailer where the Falcon is getting chased and shot at, it's Chewie and the Porg in the ship instead of Rey and Finn, as in TFA.
I wonder if Chewie takes a liking to the Porg because of Han's death. The way people will sometimes get pets to have companionship after they've lost loved ones. Chewie is sitting there all sad while Rey is getting her training on and the Porg just waddles up and is all cute and snuggles and they're best friends. And so the adventures of Chewie and the Porg begin.
I wonder if Chewie takes a liking to the Porg because of Han's death. The way people will sometimes get pets to have companionship after they've lost loved ones. Chewie is sitting there all sad while Rey is getting her training on and the Porg just waddles up and is all cute and snuggles and they're best friends. And so the adventures of Chewie and the Porg begin.
It's either yelling about the same thing Chewie is yelling about, or it's copying Chewie yelling about something.
My guess is they're getting shot at by Tie Fighters and getting very excited about it.
My hope is that in the scene in the trailer where the Falcon is getting chased and shot at, it's Chewie and the Porg in the ship instead of Rey and Finn, as in TFA.
I wonder if Chewie takes a liking to the Porg because of Han's death. The way people will sometimes get pets to have companionship after they've lost loved ones. Chewie is sitting there all sad while Rey is getting her training on and the Porg just waddles up and is all cute and snuggles and they're best friends. And so the adventures of Chewie and the Porg begin.
Maybe Han was reincarnated as a Porg?
I'd rather it be Porkins
So we can call him
Porgins
It's either yelling about the same thing Chewie is yelling about, or it's copying Chewie yelling about something.
My guess is they're getting shot at by Tie Fighters and getting very excited about it.
My hope is that in the scene in the trailer where the Falcon is getting chased and shot at, it's Chewie and the Porg in the ship instead of Rey and Finn, as in TFA.
I wonder if Chewie takes a liking to the Porg because of Han's death. The way people will sometimes get pets to have companionship after they've lost loved ones. Chewie is sitting there all sad while Rey is getting her training on and the Porg just waddles up and is all cute and snuggles and they're best friends. And so the adventures of Chewie and the Porg begin.
People are weird so expect shipping about Chewie and Porgins.
It's how the ship sails these days.
I'd assumed that was the case. It's hard to imagine Luke being overwhelmed by Kylo, even if the other Knights were supporting him. Plus, surely Kylo would have made sure Luke was dead if he was present for the attack.Also it was interesting to see Luke in the rubble, from the force back. Wasn't it largely assumed that he wasn't around for the slaughter, or that he left just before?
I'm sticking with this theory from now until I learn otherwise.Okay. Okay. I got this movie figured out. Gather round, ya'll, gather round.
Here's the low down. Ya'll ready for this?
- We know Rey was left on Jakku before Kylo massacred Luke's Jedi temple: https://moviepilot.com/p/star-wars-8-rey-left-on-jakku-kylo-ren/4146899.
- We know Kylo KNOWS OF Rey, but hasn't met her before The Force Awakens: http://www.slashfilm.com/kylo-ren-never-met-rey-before-star-wars-the-force-awakens/.
- Luke says in the trailer: "I've only seen this raw strength once before. It didn't scare me enough then. It does now." We've been thinking he's talking about Kylo.
No, no, no. He's talking about Rey.
Rey's a nobody. Her parents brought her to Luke. Luke told them to hide her for her own good -- because of her raw power. So powerful that she's dangerous. Not dangerous in that she'll go dark. Oh no, dangerous in the way like explosions, harbinger-of-death type shit. Kylo found out about this, which helped pushed him over to the dark side because it was something Luke was hiding from him. And this is why Snoke wants her. As a weapon. Fulfill your destiny.
While this is a far cry from having the movie figured out,Just watched the trailer again and *cracks knuckles*
I'm sticking with this theory from now until I learn otherwise.
I think there's a reason the aftermath of the attack on Luke's academy is shown as he says that. To me the look on his face says 'raw power like this is what killed my students and left my life in tatters.' He won't make the same mistake and refuses to train her anymore.Just watched the trailer again and *cracks knuckles*
I'm sticking with this theory from now until I learn otherwise.
Yep. Could definitely go either wayI think there's a reason the aftermath of the attack on Luke's academy is shown as he says that. To me the look on his face says 'raw power like this is what killed my students and left my life in tatters.' He won't make the same mistake and refuses to train her anymore.
Just watched the trailer again and *cracks knuckles*
I'm sticking with this theory from now until I learn otherwise.
I think there's a reason the aftermath of the attack on Luke's academy is shown as he says that. To me the look on his face says 'raw power like this is what killed my students and left my life in tatters.' He won't make the same mistake and refuses to train her anymore.
Just watched the trailer again and *cracks knuckles*
I'm sticking with this theory from now until I learn otherwise.
Snoke sounds afraid of Luke when he speaks of him in TFA. There's no way Luke dies in this trilogy without demonstrating his power at least once. Just don't expect old EU Luke levels of omnipotency.This trailer makes me afraid that Luke is gonna be portrayed as a weakling compared to Snoke, Kylo and Rey.
I'm already upset that hes most likely going to get killed off in this, I at least wanted to see some bad ass old man Luke action before hes gone for good
Just watched the trailer again and *cracks knuckles*
I'm sticking with this theory from now until I learn otherwise.
Yes. It's the inverse of Vader's decision to save his son, Luke. It was specifically filmed to be a turning point for his character that will shape his destiny.
YepThat's great, I would like to see that.
This is why I hate people thinking that Ren will be redeemed. It will ruin a potentially interesting storyline. Ren needs to stay dark side, and get even darker if possible. He has chosen the dark side, and I want to see them take it as far as possible.
I think there's a reason the aftermath of the attack on Luke's academy is shown as he says that. To me the look on his face says 'raw power like this is what killed my students and left my life in tatters.' He won't make the same mistake and refuses to train her anymore.
Just watched the trailer again and *cracks knuckles*
I'm sticking with this theory from now until I learn otherwise.
Plot armor.My question is now the fuck did Luke survive?
My question is now the fuck did Luke survive?
I think it's simpler than that. The last person he trained with that level of potential burnt it all down and at that point in the story, he refuses to make the same mistake by training Rey. Understandable really.It's shown because...there's a history of those who wield the force going dark and causing destruction. There's always going to be the potential of that happening when you try to train people. Luke chose to train new Jedi and this was the result.
Like, there's a reason the rule of two exists with the Sith to begin with. Luke is struggling with the cyclical downfall of the Jedi, and the seeming inevitability of evil coming straight from those ranks.
I really hope we get a grey haired Chewbacca in episode like 15.
Chewbacca will bind everything as one.
Plz don't cook the Porgs
Plot armor.
Because "I guess he died during the attack on the temple" would be a boring way for the character to die.
Only thing I will say about this is that this trailer is full of misdirection and, well, that could be one of them.I think there's a reason the aftermath of the attack on Luke's academy is shown as he says that. To me the look on his face says 'raw power like this is what killed my students and left my life in tatters.' He won't make the same mistake and refuses to train her anymore.