Star Wars: Episode VIII: The Last Jedi

[epilogue]

The "he killed Han" argument is so uninteresting to me.

How about he killed Harrison Ford?

meh

[epilogue]

The "he killed Han" argument is so uninteresting to me.

This is literally exactly the argument people are making about Statham in The Fate of the Furious.

People get attached. I guess I can understand it. But I really don't get it, y'know?

[LoathedVermin72]

The "he killed Han" argument is so uninteresting to me.

This is literally exactly the argument people are making about Statham in The Fate of the Furious.

Get that shit out of here

Yeah sorry I know F&F is a little out of SW's league

[LoathedVermin72]

The "he killed Han" argument is so uninteresting to me.

This is literally exactly the argument people are making about Statham in The Fate of the Furious.

People get attached. I guess I can understand it. But I really don't get it, y'know?

It's very dumb. Forgiveness exists. Humans change. This stuff isn't black and white.

[jwfocker]

The "he killed Han" argument is so uninteresting to me.

This is literally exactly the argument people are making about Statham in The Fate of the Furious.

People get attached. I guess I can understand it. But I really don't get it, y'know?

It's very dumb. Forgiveness exists. Humans change. This stuff isn't black and white.

Is it grey though? Like a certain potential last jedi?

[epilogue]

The "he killed Han" argument is so uninteresting to me.

This is literally exactly the argument people are making about Statham in The Fate of the Furious.

People get attached. I guess I can understand it. But I really don't get it, y'know?

It's very dumb. Forgiveness exists. Humans change. This stuff isn't black and white.

God, you're sexy.

[LoathedVermin72]

I really want someone to notice that the argument is LITERALLY EXACTLY the same. I mean LITERALLY EXACTLY.

[wease]

The "he killed Han" argument is so uninteresting to me.

But why?

[wease]

The whole redemption of Kylo angle is uninteresting to me.

[epilogue]

I really want someone to notice that the argument is LITERALLY EXACTLY the same. I mean LITERALLY EXACTLY.

I have no idea what happens in F&F, though. If you say it's exactly the same, then I acknowledge that. We good?

[epilogue]

The "he killed Han" argument is so uninteresting to me.

But why?

For all of the reasons that have already been discussed.

[LoathedVermin72]

I really want someone to notice that the argument is LITERALLY EXACTLY the same. I mean LITERALLY EXACTLY.

I have no idea what happens in F&F, though. If you say it's exactly the same, then I acknowledge that. We good?

NO

[epilogue]

I really want someone to notice that the argument is LITERALLY EXACTLY the same. I mean LITERALLY EXACTLY.

I have no idea what happens in F&F, though. If you say it's exactly the same, then I acknowledge that. We good?

NO

I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU NEED

[jwfocker]

So the Fate of the furious is the Last Jedi?!!!


Mind explosion.

[LoathedVermin72]

The Last Jedi WISHES.

[dimejinky99]

Was it someone here who said they think the mission will be Rey and luke trying to get kylo back to the light?
That could work.

[dimejinky99]

The making Star Wars guy said that from his understanding the trailer isnt indicative of the tone and texture of the film and most of the footage is from the first act.

This does raise the possibility that luke and Rey don't spend the entire film on the island.
Star Wars has never shown time passing well at all. Luke was on dagobah for Months yet you can't tell that in watching it.
I wonder is that battle above ahch-to and they're forced to leave to join up with leia

[Rangi Guy]

Kind of hoping that the movie includes Kylo's redemption, and then just after he's redeemed himself Chewie takes him out for killing his boy

[epilogue]

Kind of hoping that the movie includes Kylo's redemption, and then just after he's redeemed himself Chewie takes him out for killing his boy

That's Shakespearean AS FUCK. I could totally go in for that.

[epilogue]

The making Star Wars guy said that from his understanding the trailer isnt indicative of the tone and texture of the film and most of the footage is from the first act.

This does raise the possibility that luke and Rey don't spend the entire film on the island.
Star Wars has never shown time passing well at all. Luke was on dagobah for Months yet you can't tell that in watching it.
I wonder is that battle above ahch-to and they're forced to leave to join up with leia

Part of me wants what you're saying. But another part of me loves the idea that Rey & Luke are on the island until the end. It'll be harder for a Luke & Leia reunion that way. But it could be fun to see something different like that total isolation.

Either way... this thing is gonna be great!