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Continuity error on smuggler’s run?
- Thread starter Yert3
- Start date
Mickeyboof
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I take it as the Falcon parks quick outside.
After we enter the building, Chewbacca brings the falcon into the hanger.
That’s where we board.
We fly. When we return, we see that we are parked back inside the hanger.
The lost moment of continuity is that we don’t see the Falcon move from the hanger BACK outside upon our exit of the show building.
Personally, it’s a theme park ride so I don’t really get too annoyed with these “issues.” I do enjoy suspending my disbelief a bit.
HongKongFu
Well-Known Member
Too bad a life sized Chewy AA wasn't the one addressing us in the holding tank. Instead we get some very unknown Hodor dude.
actioncookbook
Active Member
Hondo is actually a well known figure in the Star Wars verse. He was a pretty central character in the Clone Wars series and storyline.
HongKongFu
Well-Known Member
Clone War Series......oh that must have been some offshoot of the main movies that only new generation or deep Star Wars folk would know.
I'm telling now that this Hodor dude has nowhere near the notoriety of a Chewy, Boba Fet or a Salacious Crum. I bet even Wado and Jar Jar are more well known.
HongKongFu
Well-Known Member
Hodor, Brought-to-you, Olga and Sloppy.....look, these are not that familiar which disconnects too many guests from the Star Wars they know.
actioncookbook
Active Member
Mickeyboof
Well-Known Member
Why not both!
Marc Davis Fan
Well-Known Member
Even the fact that it’s back outside afterwards is explained - listen to the woman on the intercom as you’re exiting through the Falcon’s hallway.
Mickeyboof
Well-Known Member
I’m too busy talking about the experience with my group to listen to a disembodied voice who can’t seem to figure out how to turn off the intercom.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
I'm so happy that I am completely unfamiliar with the Star Wars Verse. That way I can go in the ride and just enjoy it for what it is not what I anticipated it to be. I just rode it last Wednesday and thought of it as great and exceptionally well detailed. Loved it and that was probably because I wasn't looking for any continuity error, I just enjoyed it without looking for faults.
epcotisbest
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You gotta lotta nerve riding something just for the enjoyment of the moment and not looking for faults...what's wrong with you anyway?
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
It's a fault that comes with old age, however, bad habits usually start to sprout at a much younger age.
No? Why is it that whenever i make a simple observation people on here take it as a complaint?
mergatroid
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Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
I thought this at first too, but the Falcon is parked out front for refueling and diagnostics checks (if you stick around for awhile you'll see and hear system checks performed) and then brought around back to the loading bay. Without it appearing in the pre-show video, it would not make sense how we board it through an airport-style boarding bridge and take off out of an enclosed hangar.
of course, this doesn't explain why it is back out front after you ride, but...
HongKongFu
Well-Known Member
Hodor, Hondo, Honda......it doesn't matter. What matters is not one of the following 3 appropriate characters addresses us:
No Lando
No Solo
No Chewey
Millennium Falcon = Lando, Solo and/or Chewey. Such a basic Star Wars formula to understand.