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What is this nowI mean he's obviously trying to dredge up the old Lithose fencing argument again, for whatever reason.
What is this nowI mean he's obviously trying to dredge up the old Lithose fencing argument again, for whatever reason.
What is this now
Also, it's crystal fucking clear from the way they behave throughout the movies that lightsaber blades are not weightless.
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And you know what? Go fucking kill yourself Keg. You managed to come up with an argument so goddamn bad that you actually made me speak up in defense of this abortion.
Based on what?
What the fuck man. Catching up on Rebels, and at the end of Season 3 Mon Mothma refuses to help them out when Thrawn ambushes them, resulting in massive casualties to rebel forces. Then in Rogue One she refuses to support the mission to Scarif, so if it wasn't for a mass act of barratry the Rebellion never would have gotten the Death Star plans. Then between Ep 6 and 7, she leads an initiative to disarm the New Republic, resulting in them being unable to stop The First Order from coming into power and the senate being destroyed by Starkiller Base.
How did that retarded bitch keep getting put in charge?
Screenings to who exactly? I figured Lucas Film would at least use test audiences for testing of movie endings, but they don't test audience movies at all-- nevermind endings.
At best, the committee that voted on the screenplay sees it according to Royal. Or Kennedy and a few friends and producers who are already sanctimonious about the choices they have made.
Screenings to who exactly? I figured Lucas Film would at least use test audiences for testing of movie endings, but they don't test audience movies at all-- nevermind endings.
At best, the committee that voted on the screenplay sees it according to Royal. Or Kennedy and a few friends and producers who are already sanctimonious about the choices they have made.
It also got fucked up every time they do the stupid shit where one Jedi throws another his saber so they can "dual wield", and for a little bit its like the Jedi is now twice as powerful! (Which makes one wonder why all Jedi don't carry two sabers....Like seriously, they always fight better with two.) But hey it looks cool, so meh.
But yeah, sabers had weight, then they didn't. JJ Abrams did try to bring that back though. Rey and Kylo swing as if there is some serious mass there--which makes the saber fighting look and feel a lot more emotional/better.
it really doesn't. best lightsaber fighter in the galaxy has zero training and no fundamental understanding of how to hold a lightsaber. can't make this shit up.
Best evil lightsaber fighter has a bargain bin lightsaber he made out of his mom's vibrator or something.
The side lasers it shoots out are so lol.
This is the closest thing to an in-canon explanation as to why lightsabers don't act weightless.
But that's why the whole Luke force projection thing is so ingenious.
Kylo Ren is a whiney Darth Vader cosplayers, trying to become a genuine villain. Rey is a Star Wars fangirl literally growing up in an AT-AT and collecting Star Wars OT memorabilia and fantasising about some bad fan-fiction / post-RoTJ super-Luke (the true Mary Sue) that a bunch of horrible EU stuff like books, comics or animated stuff actually coughed up.
But Luke is a "never-meet-your-heroes" disappointment (in line with the King Arthur parallel of the starry-eyed-boy who finds a magic sword, meets a wise wizard and discovers his noble lineage from the OT, as Arthur also obviously ended on both a downer and, while we're at it, on a secluded island holding the last memorabilia of an extinct religion that led him to his early power).
That is why with the force projection narrative trick, Luke (seemingly) becomes for a scene the super-Mary-Sue-Superhero-Jedi-God some fanboys wanted (and the Resistance may need in-universe as a symbol, hence the search in TFA to begin with), without at the same time undermining the other plots of Rey having to forge her own path to a degree or creating Justice-League-style shit-endings with the super-super-guy jumping in last minute and making everyone irrelevant.
Probably the worst post in this thread.But that's why the whole Luke force projection thing is so ingenious.
Kylo Ren is a whiney Darth Vader cosplayers, trying to become a genuine villain. Rey is a Star Wars fangirl literally growing up in an AT-AT and collecting Star Wars OT memorabilia and fantasising about some bad fan-fiction / post-RoTJ super-Luke (the true Mary Sue) that a bunch of horrible EU stuff like books, comics or animated stuff actually coughed up.
But Luke is a "never-meet-your-heroes" disappointment (in line with the King Arthur parallel of the starry-eyed-boy who finds a magic sword, meets a wise wizard and discovers his noble lineage from the OT, as Arthur also obviously ended on both a downer and, while we're at it, on a secluded island holding the last memorabilia of an extinct religion that led him to his early power).
That is why with the force projection narrative trick, Luke (seemingly) becomes for a scene the super-Mary-Sue-Superhero-Jedi-God some fanboys wanted (and the Resistance may need in-universe as a symbol, hence the search in TFA to begin with), without at the same time undermining the other plots of Rey having to forge her own path to a degree or creating Justice-League-style shit-endings with the super-super-guy jumping in last minute and making everyone irrelevant.