I mean, I'd probably accept that a lot better than a nobody that beats a trained Sith by Luke, then Luke himself in combat in a very short span of time.
In post 451, DirtyDishSoap wrote:I mean, I'd probably accept that a lot better than a nobody that beats a trained Sith by Luke, then Luke himself in combat in a very short span of time.
I mean, I think her early proficiency with the lightsaber was one of the weaker parts to TFA, but Ren was pretty grievously hurt and it had previously established she was generally a very good fighter. And I'd argue that the fight scene between her and Luke wasn't really a two-way fight. He wasn't fighting her, she was fighting him. This was as she confronted him about attacking Kylo Ren, and the physical was tied to the verbal/emotional component.
Anyway, why should she be some family member? Obiwan wasn't someone famous's family. Anakin (outside of sorta crazy fan theories) wasn't. Like... having everything flow through two families is pretty limiting.
If you think JJ Abrams or Rian Johnson have any originality to them, or the capability to take a risk, you'd be dead wrong.
Last Jedi whether you like it or not is easily the riskiest star wars film ever made by a HUGE margin.
Agreed. If they had made TESB 2.0 fans would have been upset so either way there was no pleasing fans so the writers did the right thing to move the franchise forward.
I mean, the "who were Rey's parents?" is a pretty boring storyline to me. Like why does it matter? I had just assumed that the "Rey's parents were nobodies" was the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!" I'd also thought about Rey+Ren being brother and sister making her Han and Leia's daughter.
Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:is a pretty boring storyline to me. Like why does it matter?
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!"
Disney wants it to be a thing b/c idk why. Maybe it'll be some big reveal in some movie or something.
Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:I mean, the "who were Rey's parents?" is a pretty boring storyline to me. Like why does it matter? I had just assumed that the "Rey's parents were nobodies" was the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!" I'd also thought about Rey+Ren being brother and sister making her Han and Leia's daughter.
That would be extremely boring and an awful choice.
What exactly is wrong with them being noone important?
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:I mean, the "who were Rey's parents?" is a pretty boring storyline to me. Like why does it matter? I had just assumed that the "Rey's parents were nobodies" was the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!" I'd also thought about Rey+Ren being brother and sister making her Han and Leia's daughter.
That would be extremely boring and an awful choice.
What exactly is wrong with them being noone important?
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:I mean, the "who were Rey's parents?" is a pretty boring storyline to me. Like why does it matter? I had just assumed that the "Rey's parents were nobodies" was the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!" I'd also thought about Rey+Ren being brother and sister making her Han and Leia's daughter.
That would be extremely boring and an awful choice.
What exactly is wrong with them being noone important?
In post 459, hiplop wrote:What exactly is wrong with them being noone important?
nothing and I never argued that anyways so....
Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:I mean, the "who were Rey's parents?" is a pretty boring storyline to me. Like why does it matter? I had just assumed that the "Rey's parents were nobodies" was the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!" I'd also thought about Rey+Ren being brother and sister making her Han and Leia's daughter.
That would be extremely boring and an awful choice.
What exactly is wrong with them being noone important?
Because.. then, why bring it up?
Because it obviously bothers Rey.
It matters to Rey. Yea. Obviously it does. That means more than her being a Skywalker or Kenobi or some shit
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:I had just assumed that the "Rey's parents were nobodies" was the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!"
That role is already being filled by Snoke.
Who said that?
Chamber. It's all a conspiracy.
Or is it?
Who'd want t be Snoke? Dude barely got any buildup b4 being killed off.
Of all tyrannies,a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:I mean, the "who were Rey's parents?" is a pretty boring storyline to me. Like why does it matter? I had just assumed that the "Rey's parents were nobodies" was the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!" I'd also thought about Rey+Ren being brother and sister making her Han and Leia's daughter.
That would be extremely boring and an awful choice.
What exactly is wrong with them being noone important?
Because.. then, why bring it up?
Because it obviously bothers Rey.
Right, but Rey isn't a real person. This is fiction. Why bring up a mystery only to have it not pan out to something that advances the story or deepens a character?
In post 456, Nero Cain wrote:I mean, the "who were Rey's parents?" is a pretty boring storyline to me. Like why does it matter? I had just assumed that the "Rey's parents were nobodies" was the Disney bubblegum toeline of "HEY KIDS, U CAN B ANYTHING YOU WANT!" I'd also thought about Rey+Ren being brother and sister making her Han and Leia's daughter.
That would be extremely boring and an awful choice.
What exactly is wrong with them being noone important?
Because.. then, why bring it up?
Because it obviously bothers Rey.
Right, but Rey isn't a real person. This is fiction. Why bring up a mystery only to have it not pan out to something that advances the story or deepens a character?
You're making assumptions, you haven't seen episode IX yet.
In post 467, Kublai Khan wrote:Right, but Rey isn't a real person. This is fiction. Why bring up a mystery only to have it not pan out to something that advances the story or
I think the point is that the PT and OT established that your parental lineage is an extremely important thing. Society has sort of implicated that if you are adopted or orphaned you shouldn't care who your biological parents are and that what you have should be enough, but Star Wars has created a strong counterargument to this through Luke and Anakins stories. Rey's story is currently not resolved so I don't think you can argue that the resolution is unfufilling.
...no, no we don't. You do. The shot is that rey cares deeply about who her parents are. She thinks it's someone's special. It being no one means a LOT more to Rey than it being Luke or whatever.
In post 472, TwoInAMillion wrote:I think the point is that the PT and OT established that your parental lineage is an extremely important thing. Society has sort of implicated that if you are adopted or orphaned you shouldn't care who your biological parents are and that what you have should be enough, but Star Wars has created a strong counterargument to this through Luke and Anakins stories. Rey's story is currently not resolved so I don't think you can argue that the resolution is unfufilling.
Anakin's parents were nobodies, but this is definitely a Skywalker saga so it can go either way with Rey
Frankly I don't care one lick either way and it'll resolve however it resolves. I don't think it's unfulfilling, I'm just pointing out that your gun claim is weak at best considering an unfinished story.
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