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I’ve enjoyed the Baby Yoda Adventures. The episodes have an 80’s A-Team vibe. Little bit of a long story, but for the most part each episode is it’s own story.
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Saw Rise of Skywalker last night. It was pretty good, far better than The Last Jedi. I'd be willing to see it again.
I cried most of scenes she was in, as this was her last movie, even though she wasn't really in the movie (they re-purposed unused footage from 'The Force Awakens'). So sad Carrie is gone. She was everybody's princess.
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Saw the movie this weekend. There was a lot that I liked, and a lot that I disliked. It was a very well made movie, with a good story, a great cast, and top notch special effects. It however took too many liberties to be a good "Star Wars" movie in my opinion. In the defense of Jar-Jar Abrams, he had to climb out of some of the holes Rian Johnson dug, but that doesn't excuse everything. In my opinion, a very poor ending for a movie billed as the conclusion of the "Skywalker Saga".
These movies were, in the words of George Lucas, the saga of the Skywalker family. Yet this movie relegates all of their contributions to the story to supporting roles. Their actions simply supported Rey in her quest to save the galaxy. None of their stories really mattered. In the end, Rey did it all on her own.
#1. Since when can Force ghosts interact with the living world? Are they implying that Obi-Wan and Yoda could have been helping this entire time and were just too lazy?
#2. Since when can the force be used to heal the dying and raise the dead?
#3. Since when can the force be used to teleport physical objects across the galaxy?
#4. This one is a minor gripe, but the emperor is still alive? And secretly running a massive shipbuilding project, to build the largest and most powerful fleet the galaxy has ever seen? Where did he get all of those workers and manufacturing resources without anyone noticing? That requires a pretty big suspension of disbelief, but it is a space movie.
#2. Since when can the force be used to heal the dying and raise the dead?
#3. Since when can the force be used to teleport physical objects across the galaxy?
#4. This one is a minor gripe, but the emperor is still alive? And secretly running a massive shipbuilding project, to build the largest and most powerful fleet the galaxy has ever seen? Where did he get all of those workers and manufacturing resources without anyone noticing? That requires a pretty big suspension of disbelief, but it is a space movie.
These movies were, in the words of George Lucas, the saga of the Skywalker family. Yet this movie relegates all of their contributions to the story to supporting roles. Their actions simply supported Rey in her quest to save the galaxy. None of their stories really mattered. In the end, Rey did it all on her own.
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That was awesome. Summed up the movie well.
"Burning man"...LOL
I was thinking the exact same thing during that scene
They are keeping her rotting corpse around just for photo ops? Poor Carrie.
Jar Jar Binks ruined it for me. That's the last one I saw.
Just saw the movie. Will have to watch it again, but I really enjoyed it. There were things I was hoping would go differently, but Abrams did a really nice job, especially considering Johnson left him almost nowhere to go with the story after Episode 8.
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Riley Howell, Who Lost His Life Saving Students From A Gunman, Is Now A Jedi Master
“Riley’s courage and selflessness brings out the Jedi in all of us,” said a letter from Lucasfilm to Howell’s family after his death.
Ri-Lee Howell
Ri-Lee Howell was a Jedi Master and historian of the Jedi Order. Howell collected many early accounts of explorations and codifications of the Force in the two volumes of the Aionomica—Aionomicum I and Aionomicum II—carefully preserving the original texts. The Aionomica was part of the sacred...
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