Why couldn't this have been the Episode IX we got. This looks 10x better than what came about and honestly its a shame we will never see it put to life.

This would've probably given Rey and Kylo more validation than how badly they're hated on today.

Credit to Comic on Instagram for the images.

I just finished watching rogue one and I really liked it especially the ending where every team member and the main cast die in the end ( pretty sad but I liked it ) and it set up star wars episode 4 : a new Hope.

This is the first ever star wars movie in Disney era that I actually liked and enjoyed.

The movie isn't great Star Wars, but I had probably the most fun watching Star Wars since I watched the original three movies, and I've watched the entirety of SW cannon.

In my personal opinion (and I’m not attacking anyone who likes The Last Jedi) it’s the “saving what we love” part from that movie. I’m sorry, but I think that scene has many issues:

1)It robbed Finn of a great sacrifice scene which would’ve completed his character arc.
2)It makes no sense logistically, as Rose somehow gets ahead of him despite having retreated previously, and also the First Order just lets them go back to the base without killing them.
3)The entire line is out of place, and the cut to the First Order laser blasting the base door is almost unintentionally comedic.

I know I’m beating a dead horse by criticising The Last Jedi in 2026, but still. This scene beats anything in the Prequels in terms of ridiculousness, and that’s saying something…

Maybe it's because I saw this as a child but this shot is definitely the most horrific shot in all of star wars for me. Like wtf George. "I always made star wars for the kids" and then you show two fleshy but mostly bone burnt corpses of Luke's aunt and uncle????? Any other scenes in star wars that are bad like this?

I know people are going to bring up the prophecy but even though Anakin is still the chosen one as shown in return of the Jedi we’re never actually given a solicitation of the prophecy beyond “he will bring balance to the force”. The movies never say “the chosen one must be of virgin birth”. Even George Lucas has said that whatever way Anakin was conceived doesn’t change the fact that he still fulfilled the prophecy.

It could be Qui Gon just over reading this and thinking the prophecy is more complex than it actually is.

This feels weird.

Been workin on this bad boy for months, hope you enjoy!

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Some girl on threads was talking about this and posted a reel about it.

They still had the arrogance that Yoda mentioned in the Prequels to even give Luke's idea any merit despite the fact he's the one actually doing the fighting.

If you watch it as it was originally intended vader does everything Tarkin tells him and even goes to report to tarkin when obi-wan comes aboard the death star. Leia even makes it seem like vader is just tarkins lackey.

PS:Vader was cooler as tarkins space wizard enforcer.

I watched this movie for the first time a week ago, I am new to Star Wars and I am doing a marathon. For years I heard this movie was mid and that it sucked so I went in expecting it to be that but WOW...this movie was an adventure to me, I was entertained from start to finish.

Throughout the entire runtime of this film I was just wondering why people hated this movie so much and I decided to check some reviews on YouTube and most critics and reviewers seemed to like this, only the fans hated it and I don't get why. One of the reviewers I watched mentioned that the reason this movie gets shit on so much is because it doesn't connect to a broader story and I think that's the case...I know a lot people didn't ask for this but come on, Han Solo is one of the coolest characters in the story. The cast and performances were amazing, Alden Ehrenreich was so good and convincing as a younger Han, it didn't feel like he was just imitating or trying to do an impression of Harrison Ford, he was doing his own thing and he made it believable...and the best thing about this movie for me is that you could watch this movie with anybody as it doesn't have any broader connection to the overall story, no Jedi, no Sith, no politics, just a cool entertaining adventure that you can watch with anyone, even people who don't know shit about Star Wars.

Obviously it's far from the best Star Wars movie but it is one of the best post-Original Trilogy...so overall for me, it's an 8.5/10.

With marketing and other expenses, I am guessing it needs 300M~500M to be considered a success. For a sequel, may need to hit above 600M? Now the real fun begins. 🤗

I’m sure this has been ranted on before, but I watched The Last Jedi again last night and it just bothers me so much how Fin and Rose Tico need to go on this wild journey to find the code breaker, and the movie focuses on this heavily for it to not apply to the arc of the story whatsoever. It’s not like they get caught and then miraculously find another way to take down the empire, they get caught and then luckily escape, but did literally nothing to help the rebellion. It’s just feels like an odd disconnected story, ending with like everyone in the rebellion getting killed.
There are many other painful moments in the film, but this is just such a massive part of the film with 0 outcome, which makes it feels like a waste of time.
Rant over

Definitely appreciate Lucas's decision to change Jabba to being an alien, though, the OT wouldn't have been the same without it (although it might have been a tad more plausible that Leia choked him out with a chain).