Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker Reactions: SPOILERS

Mike S

Mike S

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Sirwalterraleigh said:
Correct...notice he collapses and sleeps it off too...

Thankfully filoni and Favreau seem to have a tad better understanding of the rules than the d!psh!!t director twins who are napping on kennedy’s Office couch...probably as a I write this
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Too bad they were probably forced to put in the Force healing. They come off as the type who would correctly point out that if this was possible all along why didn’t Yoda just do it for Padme.
 
Mike S

Mike S

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MisterPenguin said:
Luke had an untrained preternatural targeting ability with being able to hit wamprats and laser moon exhaust ports.
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He grew up doing this on his own learning all his life. He simply applied previous experiences to the Trench Run and the Force just gave him an extra push.
Leaia had an untrained ability to know Luke was in trouble and where he was and to know that the guy she smashed was her brother.... belatedly.
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That one I can almost give you but looking back that seems like one of the things that tells you someone is Force sensitive. It’s one of the things that allowed Qui-Gon to know about Anakin.
Young Anakin had an untrained preternatural pod racing ability which surely relied upon Force instincts and reaction times.
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Again instinct and reaction time is a basic thing that people with Force sensitivity seem to have.
 
Sirwalterraleigh

Sirwalterraleigh

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MisterPenguin said:
Luke had an untrained preternatural targeting ability with being able to hit wamprats and laser moon exhaust ports.

Leaia had an untrained ability to know Luke was in trouble and where he was and to know that the guy she smashed was her brother.... belatedly.

Young Anakin had an untrained preternatural pod racing ability which surely relied upon Force instincts and reaction times.
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Correct...

Which one of them pulled a lightsaber out of the snow and fought a high speed duel with the sith guy?
 
Wendy Pleakley

Wendy Pleakley

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Mike S said:
Too bad they were probably forced to put in the Force healing. They come off as the type who would correctly point out that if this was possible all along why didn’t Yoda just do it for Padme.
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Would it be a bad thing if they were asked to include the healing? With The Last Jedi, they didn't require anything be put in and as a result, we get things in Skywalker that should have been established sooner, i.e. Rey Palpatine.

Build stories across different shows = bad, don't develop stories across different shows = also bad?

Yoda didn't heal Padme because cheating death is an unnatural dark side power. Baby Yoda is a future Sith Lord and the villain of the Mandalorian. You heard it here first.
 
Sirwalterraleigh

Sirwalterraleigh

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Wendy Pleakley said:
Would it be a bad thing if they were asked to include the healing? With The Last Jedi, they didn't require anything be put in and as a result, we get things in Skywalker that should have been established sooner, i.e. Rey Palpatine.

Build stories across different shows = bad, don't develop stories across different shows = also bad?

Yoda didn't heal Padme because cheating death is an unnatural dark side power. Baby Yoda is a future Sith Lord and the villain of the Mandalorian. You heard it here first.
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I think the better move...from a business and franchise longevity standpoint is that they not try to write new material to correspond with the DT...but leave it more open ended and then gravity back towards original or even prequel canon
 
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Cosmic Commando

Cosmic Commando

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Sirwalterraleigh said:
Correct...

Which one of them pulled a lightsaber out of the snow and fought a high speed duel with the sith guy?
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Pulling a lightsaber out of the snow without much training? I think this guy may know something about that.

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Sirwalterraleigh

Sirwalterraleigh

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MisterPenguin said:
On the set, this creature never actually moved. They aimed a strobe light at it and they shook the camera a lot to make it appear like it moves.

True story.
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Well...according to George the special editions are the only “real versions”....so in that case I think they put a Swedish guy in a suit or something?
 

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