peternorth
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- May 6, 2005
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Maybe we’ll be introduced to a Star Wars multi verse
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I won’t lie, I thought Vader saying he killed Anakin and Obi-Wan saying goodbye, Darth was to show that Obi-Wan truly believed Anakin was dead and to make sense of the line in ANH that Vader killed Luke’s father. So leaving him alive is at least a little strange. Likewise, there’s this assumption in ANH that the Jedi are extinct so both Vader and the Emperor knowing he’s alive also seems odd.
Nothing major, just minor quibbles. Like everyone talking about the Force like it’s some forgotten mystery when here you are, just 10 years before ANH and everyone seems to know about the Force, there’s Jedi supposedly helping the Underground Railroad, there’s Inquisitors. Mind you, that’s on Lucas once they decided to make Vader Luke’s dad and the prequels only 18 years before. Star Wars has always had these little inconsistencies.
Those inconsistencies and messy ends only keeps growing with each further show/book/movie . It doesnt make pointing them out or not liking them a sin or juvenile nitpicking tho. Its legitimate. Again shows how SW is all a mess the more it grows and fans have to just accept that mess or else theyre incels or nitpickers.I won’t lie, I thought Vader saying he killed Anakin and Obi-Wan saying goodbye, Darth was to show that Obi-Wan truly believed Anakin was dead and to make sense of the line in ANH that Vader killed Luke’s father. So leaving him alive is at least a little strange. Likewise, there’s this assumption in ANH that the Jedi are extinct so both Vader and the Emperor knowing he’s alive also seems odd.
Nothing major, just minor quibbles. Like everyone talking about the Force like it’s some forgotten mystery when here you are, just 10 years before ANH and everyone seems to know about the Force, there’s Jedi supposedly helping the Underground Railroad, there’s Inquisitors. Mind you, that’s on Lucas once they decided to make Vader Luke’s dad and the prequels only 18 years before. Star Wars has always had these little inconsistencies.
The one person who we don't know lives or dies - Reva - lived as well haha.
Vader doesn't think the Jedi are extinct, Tarkin does, who says something like "He's surely dead by now".
Yes I did find it a little odd having Luke see Reva and then not really know about the Force.
If they can restart 7-8-9 with Filoni-Favreau this way, then great, or as the Emperor would say, "Dew it!" Can set it 40 years after Episode VI, and let's go!Maybe we’ll be introduced to a Star Wars multi verse
No, I want solid and consistent storytelling.
RoTS - Obi leaves Anakin for dead; because he assumes with that level of injury, he cannot survive, and has the threat of Palpatine's troops approaching.
Now - Obi Wan, after a decade of Vader's atrocities, defeats him (makes a smart arse remark) and then just leaves, leaving him alive, for no reason...
If they can restart 7-8-9 with Filoni-Favreau this way, then great, or as the Emperor would say, "Dew it!" Can set it 40 years after Episode VI, and let's go!
Oh s**t, how could I forget? Yeah, you're right; that wouldn't work at all.Maybe they could call them Episode 10-11-12..
Fisher is dead, there's no scope to re-do 7/8/9.
We Can Be Heroes (2020). Yaya Gosselin the nain actress was 10 or 11 in this, and that Vivian Blair girl (to the far right of her, our left) was 8.
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It was very strange casting. You would normally cast a 12 or 13 yo who looked like a 10 yo because their acting skills would be better than a 10 yo.
In this show they cast a 9 yo as a 10 yo who looked like and moved like a 5 yo. Her acting skills were very limited.
People need to stop thinking of Filoni and Favreau as some kind of saviours. BOBF was their doing and while the Mandalorian is fun, it ain’t Breaking Bad. They are 2-1 and there were warning signs in Mandalorian 2 that they are getting twisted up in their own mythology rather than focusing on great content.If they can restart 7-8-9 with Filoni-Favreau this way, then great, or as the Emperor would say, "Dew it!" Can set it 40 years after Episode VI, and let's go!
Were they? I thought she was pretty good.
Physically she moved like a toddler. There was a lot of editing in her lines as though she was being instructed 'this is when you are supposed to feel sad' - and they found a couple of moments.
I mean, she's a kid.
What do you mean? They cast a 9 yo as a 10 yo who looked like and moved like a 5 yo.
I mean it's a child actor so of course they're not getting a Daniel Day-Lewis?
People really are desperate to criticise anything.
I mean it's a child actor so of course they're not getting a Daniel Day-Lewis?
People really are desperate to criticise anything.
That's a very silly argument. Not every bad casting or limited performance by a child actor means it should be judged against the top acting by Academy Awards thespians.
It's not a silly argument. A silly argument is 'omg this child actor is too short and not a good actor'.
Didn't you just compare her to Daniel Day Lewis?