Star Wars discussion WITH SPOILERS!!

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Anonymous wrote:Ben/ren said something about letting light creep in. Maybe that is why Finn lived?

How would lando's son have been handed over for storm trooper training?

Wasn't Lando a player?

Player with a heart of gold. I don't see him not tearing the Galaxy apart if to find a his stolen child. My vote is Finn is not Lando's.

This might come as a surprise, and it could be different in Star Wars, but men don't give birth through their penis.

Isn't this serious rife with a mother and father being distant from their child.

You people act as if Lando and his Baby Momma gave birth to Finn in a Cloud City hospital or something.

Why do you think that Finn is Lando's son? Is there only one black family in the entire galaxy?

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Anonymous wrote:This thread is for the discussion of Star Wars: The Force Awakens WITH SPOILERS. If you have not seen the movie and don't want to be spoiled, STOP READING NOW!

Ahem.

So who is Rey? I say it's Kylo Ren's twin sister. DH thinks she's Luke's daughter. What says DCUM?

(Okay, that's not really a spoiler, more of a speculation, but anyway...)

And who is this Supreme Commander guy and where did he come from? It wasn't really explained.

I think Rey is Luke's daughter and that she and Kylo Ren are therefore cousins.

No idea who the new Gollum, erm. . .Supreme Commander is or where he came from, but I see we have remained consistent with the meeting by hologram concept.

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Anonymous wrote:I suppose we have to wait until episode eight to figure out who Ray is. OK that said, how did you feel about the complete parallel copy of episode four? This Star Wars was simply episode four on steroids.

Loved it, don't care. No CGI bullshit, better writing, great action, no fucking Jar Jar. It was awesome!!

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Anonymous wrote:Stormtroopers are clones, not stolen children.

No they are not. Finn stated that like all the storm troopers, as a baby, he was taken from his family and programmed to become what he had become.

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Anonymous wrote:Leia felt Han die, I think that might have been her "force" showing

I sadly was not as wowed. I thought the bad guys sucked. The ren costume was cheap looking. And he didn't seem capable of being a true bad guy - the 2 temper tantrums were just embarrassing.

As for Leia, waaaaay too much filler/Botox or whatever the hell they did to make her face frozen. It was like it was painful to talk.

That was a big part of the problem for me, too. He was awful.

Storm troopers are stolen children. I guess Finn's brainwashing/training didn't take, and nobody noticed or cared. That didn't ring true to the rest of the movies.

Overall for me, the movie wasn't great and I can't see myself watching it over again like most of the others.

Ren suspected, but I don't think he believed what he suspected.

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Anonymous wrote:Stormtroopers are clones, not stolen children.

If you can't keep up, don't add to the conversation with incorrect information.

Wtf. What did I miss between episode 2 and 7? Were they not all clones of jango fett?

They were all destroyed, and then a new movie came out with human storm troopers. The clones were unreliable.

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Anonymous wrote:1103 here. Also Kylo looked like a young professor snape.

YES!!!! I whispered this to my husband during the movie. And our son agreed.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread is for the discussion of Star Wars: The Force Awakens WITH SPOILERS. If you have not seen the movie and don't want to be spoiled, STOP READING NOW!

Ahem.

So who is Rey? I say it's Kylo Ren's twin sister. DH thinks she's Luke's daughter. What says DCUM?

(Okay, that's not really a spoiler, more of a speculation, but anyway...)

And who is this Supreme Commander guy and where did he come from? It wasn't really explained.

I think Rey is Luke's daughter and that she and Kylo Ren are therefore cousins.

No idea who the new Gollum, erm. . .Supreme Commander is or where he came from, but I see we have remained consistent with the meeting by hologram concept.

It's better than VTC.

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Anonymous wrote:We loved it. I thought Adam Driver was great in his role. Comparing his performance to Hayden Christenson in the prequels made me easily get past him not resembling Han and Leia. I enjoyed the performances of all of the villains for that matter - I was glad General Hux wasn't killed off and hoping to see more of him in the sequel. I'm really hoping Rey isn't Luke's daughter. There's been so much speculation at this point that would be a bigger twist.

+1

Is anyone else over George Lucas' moaning, BTW? Get over it, dude - your prequels were crap and this movie hearkens back to everything awesome people loved about the original three movies. Instead of bitching, you ought to be kissing JJ Abrams' ass DAILY. He has rescued the series from the depths of crapdom.

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think Finn is the son of Lando Calrissian? My heart jumped when i saw Admiral Akbar, I was hoping he would say "its a trap".

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This had occurred to us as well. I think the force would definitely bring this group together when the timing is right and Leia knew it.

A different theory: "Many people — Boyega and Samuel L. Jackson himself included — think that Finn is the son of Mace Windu."

http://www.bustle.com/articles/131383-is-finn-related-to-a-past-star-wars-character-the-force-awakens-gives-us-reasons-to

That makes SO much sense. If so, how do we think he got kidnapped by the First Order?

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Anonymous wrote:It all just seems too coincidental and "neat". All the new characters, who randomly came together, are the offspring of all the old characters? I mean, I know it's just a movie, but really?

Its like Chelsea Clinton vs George P. Bush in the 2032 presidential election.

BITE. YOUR. TONGUE!!!!!!

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Anonymous wrote:I suppose we have to wait until episode eight to figure out who Ray is. OK that said, how did you feel about the complete parallel copy of episode four? This Star Wars was simply episode four on steroids.

Loved it, don't care. No CGI bullshit, better writing, great action, no fucking Jar Jar. It was awesome!!

How can you not care that nothing moved forward with the story if you like it so much? How it is better writing to just repeat the same plot, the same details, and even the basic traits of the characters? The prequels had too little dialogue, bad acting by Anakin, and too much violence but otherwise were fine in terms of plot. A 3rd death star/planet blown up in the series? Really? Why are we even teaching our kids to think critically and be innovative if we can't?

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Anonymous wrote:Ben/ren said something about letting light creep in. Maybe that is why Finn lived?

How would lando's son have been handed over for storm trooper training?

Not handed over - taken.

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Anonymous wrote:Stormtroopers are clones, not stolen children.

They were in this movie - go back and watch.

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Anonymous wrote:Leia felt Han die, I think that might have been her "force" showing

I sadly was not as wowed. I thought the bad guys sucked. The ren costume was cheap looking. And he didn't seem capable of being a true bad guy - the 2 temper tantrums were just embarrassing.

As for Leia, waaaaay too much filler/Botox or whatever the hell they did to make her face frozen. It was like it was painful to talk.

That was a big part of the problem for me, too. He was awful.

Storm troopers are stolen children. I guess Finn's brainwashing/training didn't take, and nobody noticed or cared. That didn't ring true to the rest of the movies.

Overall for me, the movie wasn't great and I can't see myself watching it over again like most of the others.

Ren suspected, but I don't think he believed what he suspected.

Yes, he did not notice. Looked at him really hard in the first battle scene in the movie.