By golly! The twice late Emperor
Ochi probably installed this whole thing there after the crash of Death Star then. This is already implied by the fact that his Sith Dagger fits the skyline of the Death Star ruins.
Yeah, and it's played for laughs too before he talks about how your past doesn't define you.
Same here. As I said before, over thinking Star Wars is a path to the dark side.
Totally, but requires...you know...some good writing to take the audience there.
Except he's not Han Solo. Han Solo also doesn't have to worry about racial implications.
Hm, don't like it. I was thinking about giving this movie a shot but I won't anymore.
I'm not going to waste my time explaining racial stereotypes. And I'm pretty sure he's the only Latino main character in this trilogy.
Real answer: Because he wasn't included or considered as a plotline until this movie. He was somehow responsible for everything despite not knowing anything.
At the point they were like "Well I made a dagger in the shape of the Death Star wreck in this ocean here" I could only think "...why?". What's with this odd line of clues?
That was definetly cool, then I thought oh man, what a cool thing another person can do the lightening thing while being good (or still flirting with the dark side) this will be oh.... oh....she is palpatines granddauther...mkay, cool
Yeah lol
I forgot to visually confirm that Raylo is incest, thx JJ:
Charles Soule didn´t just invent this in Darth Vader - Dark Lord of the Sith 25. This is from the EP 3 shooting script by George himself.
This 2-year run was a tour de force btw. HIGHLY recomended.
This really is the Game of Thrones.I forgot to visually confirm that Raylo is incest, thx JJ:
Charles Soule didn´t just invent this in Darth Vader - Dark Lord of the Sith 25. This is from the EP 3 shooting script by George himself. He decided to be more subtle, cough Sperm Opera. This 2-year run was a tour de force btw. HIGHLY recommended.
Other people are going to debate the actual substance of the point you made, which is largely ridiculous, but I'll just say there's really no reason to be a condescending prick.
On a more positive note this was my favorite shot from the movie, but on a more negative note it also could be interpreted as the characters of the ST fighting in the destroyed ruins of a beloved movie franchise, which is incredibly fitting given what Disney has done to Star Wars
Abrams just doesn't want any of the consequences of having an emotional impact.
In theory, absolutely, if it built to that...But it didnt. It just kinda dropped that on in there and moved on down the road hoping it shocked you. In the theater i was in, I actually heard a a collective groan when that happened. I giggled.
The worst part about this is they could've explored it more and made it worthwhile even in the context of the movie we got.
Kotor II is still the best thing the franchise has produced, and it's almost twenty years old now.
Given that there were obviously several failed attempts at creating Snoke before the one that controlled the FO, it's probably reasonable to think that he was not a perfect clone that could be controlled at all times. Even if he was, as a force user he would have been able to break free of mental conditioning, and as a typical Sith he would have worked for his own ends more than his master's.
