Star Wars: The Force Awakens

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Oh god don't even joke about that, If I see any of those ****ers (Not even just Jar Jar) in this movie and they actually get lines I'll flip ****....

I hope Abrams is smarter than that....even making fun of Jar Jar would not be the best idea unless of course the new Death Star would blow up Naboo as gandalf26 suggested

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Daisy reminds me allot of a younger Kiera Knightley which is fitting since Kiera played Rey's Grandmother Padme sometimes as her body guard. I am assuming that Rey is leia or luke's daughter.

I think I know exactly what happens in this movie -- like, the major points -- because of something I read awhile back. I could be wrong -- I haven't gone checking to see if there are any new spoilers. I've already mentioned it before -- in spoiler tags -- but in case you're curious:

WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS IS POSSIBLY THE BIGGEST STAR WARS 7 SPOILERS YOU COULD READ.

I really hope that this movie is better than the episode 1 and 2, 4,5 and 6 are awesome, the 3 was ok, specially the DARTH VADER final part of the movie NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.




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My wife has a lot of Star Wars watching in the near future. She has only seen...in her words...the pod racing one.

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Is that the one with Neil deGrasse Neeson?

In the original trilogy, everybody knows about The Force, whether they believe it, or not ... despite the fact that there have been no Jedi for decades. Now, though, if the previews are anything to go by, nobody knows what The Force is, or who the Jedi are/were. It's nothing, really, but I don't know ... it just seems kind of silly to me. I'm also disappointed by the fact that none of the new people shown appear to be kids of Han, Leia, or Luke. Just please, Disney ... don't have the Falcon fly through a tunnel shaped like Mickey Mouse's head, or pass by a similarly shaped planetoid, along the way!

Speaking of Disney acquiring Star Wars - I like this little musical tribute as Leia joins the Disney Princesses.

But look at it from another point of view... (ha! I done did a reference)


Episodes 1, 2 and 3 take place over a period of about 25 years... and Ep3 is set about 20 years before Ep4... in Ep4 the Jedi are long gone after the events of EP3, with only Obi and Yoda left. And both were basically in hiding.
Vader was doing his thing, and was called a relic of an extinct religion by one of his own men.


Then, by the end of Episode 6, there was only Luke left out of the actual Jedi... he then contributed toward the extinction on the Sith with the deaths of Vader and Palpatine... even Yoda said "The last of the Jedi, will you be"...


Luke is the only one left. No other Force users existed at the end of Ep6.


Then, another 30 years later we get Ep7 and from Episode 1 to Episode 6, there's a span of about 60 years.
Ep7 is close to 100 years after Episode 1.


Also, "We've heard stories about what happened" and Han replies with "It's true, all of it. The Dark Side, the Jedi... they're real"
What we don't know is if Han is referring to "The Jedi", meaning the Order, them... or if he's saying "The Jedi" meaning Luke Skywalker.


In real life terms, with the timelines that have passed, the stories they've all heard are like people today talking about something that happened in the late 1800s and early 1900s.


It seems that what happened in Eps 1-6 are legends and myths in Ep 7.
Also, the Galaxy is a big place... so it's no wonder these stories aren't super-common knowledge amongst absolutely everyone everywhere...


... also Rey is from a planet called Jakku, that as far as I can tell was never part of the Empire, or the Republic for that matter... so it's no wonder the stories she's heard about something that happened a century ago on the other side of the Galaxy are kinda mythological.

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I've been suspecting this speculation as well could very well be what happens, but who knows we won't know for sure until the movie is out.

Nope, he's in Star Wars: Episode VIII

STOP SPOILING THE MOVIES, JRS, or I will tell AUNTIE TALIA.



You know... you kinda look like her... from what I remember of you when I saw your picture.

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I suppose so.

The Jedi were regarded as Myth in Episodes IV, V, VI.


While prevalent in the original trilogy, they were all wiped out. We know that the Empire basically destroyed the council and all records pertaining to the Jedi history. They were basically erased from existence.


Han refers to a lightsaber as an ancient weapon that is useless against a blaster.


As mentioned by Rodent, this trilogy takes place another 30 some odd years after Episode VI and at the end, there was only Luke (you can kind of count Leia but I don't).


So does he have a kid? Does Leia have a kid? That's the going theory and hence the Force Awakening.




On a side note - this is post 10,000!!!!

No, there is another...

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Based on watching trailers I'm gonna have a sort of vague blast at the plot/story. The more I think about it the more some of this rings true.

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