Annikin Starkiller?

Henderman1 nice would like to go

Henderman1 my grandparents went

@Dark Star there's always one

Did you see any Ewoks??

Nice, I live in Redwood City. What park is that exactly? I would love to check it out

I wish that they kept Thrawn around until after the Battle of Endor, so that they could make a canon version of them. But hey, they kept his guard guy around. I forgot his name

Thrawn is a Villain Sue

@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 He is just smart.

@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 Evidence?

@@and8091 Always correct, always outsmarts everyone, always five steps ahead of everyone, never makes mistakes, never gets overconfident, is so OP other sources are needed to defeat him like space whales, etc.

Mega oopsie

Han was the last one to jump into the garbage chute

I was wondering was it my imagination, or did he indeed said it like that, lol. And it's 4:56 not 5:00 ;p

@@secretblue0290, Eh, minor oopsie. 🤪

Blue screen. He made so many fuckups

@makutamaster doesn't mean that they are the same

It's fnny how green screen is the more popular phrase despite blue screens being used way more in movies.

@@VinVonVoom no, blue screens are only used more when moves use a film camera instead of a digital camera because film cameras are more sensitive to blue although sometimes they use blue with digital and green with film, it all depends on the effect you're doing

@@BeeBeau Most of AOTC and ROTS's screens are blue. Those are both shot digitally, regardless, they still see more use as far as I can tell.

Yeah,he acts like going to the dark side was bad,but idk if he read it. He was only doing it because there was no other way to end sidious.

@@fridaynightnicktoons6885 Did you mean to reply to me? That just seems like you were talking to someone else, though Im not sure 😅

With way less training to boot

@@elijahvelasco8963 I think the less training is the point. The Jedi and the Sith as we know it is dying. The teaching they taught is lost, much like many of the teachings before them. Even the Jedi in the prequels are pathetically weak compared the force users of the Old Republic just due to the amount of knowledge lost in all these wars. I think now is the time of both orders to die and then be re-birthed into their new re-incarnation, whatever that may be.

You're being generous with Rey , she wasn't even interesting . Not daisys fault but lazy writing ...no character development .

@G Ren We failed to find character development because of shit writing.

@G Ren I don't find the character development. for all three movies she just wants a parental figure and be trained. The one that truly got character development and should have been the main character is Ben Solo/Kylo Ren. He actually had some attempt at character development.

He's a bigger Star Wars fanboy than you

@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 Bruh

@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 While the comment above is formatted and written in a very odd way, this is simply untrue. If he was, he would've understood the characters and fleshed them out properly. His writing helped play a part in the failure of the sequel trilogy.

@@MisterSandmanAU Not really

@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 the casting, sound design and vfx are amazing it's literally just the writing of the trilogy that let all three movies down, so yes, RJ did play a part in making the sequels the way they were, mediocre nostalgia bait cash grabs.

I agree. Even if there are problems and controversy’s as history has shown many times, hopefully the fan base will come back together as best as it can be. I talked with my mom about it and even she agreed with the statement.

Nah, he did exactly what you said and is just giving us the jest of it through KZfaq 😂

Completely agree. It's not that Luke is disillusioned; its that we have little to no background as to how this happened. I want to see the tragedy, hardship, and utter defeat that led to this outcome. The single flashback we got? Sorry, not enough. Maybe if they had the flashbacks interspersed throughout the movie and him trying to kill Kylo Ren was the last straw, but it was a growing danger and darkness that pervaded his life.

Well there goes the PG rating if that came to pass.

Tabulatelk15 yeah that’s the Mandela effect for you lol

Woah Yea mee too, what!?

He does do a Jedi mindtrick, but on the Twi'lek guy that speaks to Jabba. Not the Mandela effect. From what I can remember, the two pig lookin dudes have always been force choked lol

same here

I thought he just restrained them as those guards grabbed their chests, not their throats.

Same! Underrated KZfaq channel! 👍👍

@Daniel Laricella The OP was calling Legends Luke`s general arc "a disaster",not the relationship with Mara-Jade in particular.Granted,I still disagree but both Legends Luke and Sequel Trilogy Luke in different ways betray the promise of The Character at the end of "Return of the Jedi".

@@AspieMediaBobby In what regard does Legends Luke betray the Character from ROTJ?

@@NiteMaster117 He's overpowered and too competent. Luke's kinda a fucking loser

No she isn't, she's boring like they all are

@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 You seriously think all Legends characters are boring? Not even worth arguing with.

"It was a moment of pure instinct"

I mean Luke was right as well

Except he didn't. He thought about it and almost acted on his fears, but in the end he stopped himself.

Calm down Beyonce

It's called character development

@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 More like JJ trying to fix rian johnson squat pissing all over star wars for shits and giggles.

@@alexrobertson1472 No, clearly you didn't watch TLJ because you can see at the end of the movie, he accepted the weapon he was given at the end of the movie when you see him wield the saber.

No he meant Galen Merik ;)

I wonder if it was a nod to the Other Starkiller by name.

Have you read The Art of The Last Jedi? It's a very awesome book! Phil Szostak posted an image from the book on Twitter a while back. mobile.twitter.com/PhilSzostak/status/1065290694930063360

that’s not true! That’s impossible!

Yea but he wasn’t running away and hiding .

@@billybenham4920 He was doubting himself and unsure about restarting the Jedi Order. He was reluctant to train Kira. It's similar.

Stuart Lugsden it’s not same as we are talking about George Lucas episode 7 - 9 not legends

Nah Leia died first...😬

DefectiveMatrix no... she doesn’t die first...

Had she been written right I would but she was written to be the most powerful Jedi within hours of finding out she had the force. Unlike Luke, she never loses or faces adversity. She beat Luke in a lightsaber duel with no formal training for gods sake! She beat Kylo Ren every time. I love Luke and hate the entire Rey trilogy. It needs to be erased from Star Wars cannon, Legends and erased period!

What continuity and context? Everyone used to trash the EU lol

What absolute horse shit. You haven't got a clue what you're talking about. Han and Leia didn't fail to be there for him. Go learn about this stuff before your ass muscles fail to hold in any more liquid shit and it splats onto the comments section.

@@vaguelyawareofstuff2955 FYI I used to work on a ranch and I can tell you that 99.9% of horse shit is actually incredibly firm, sometimes straight up solid. So idk how you can sit there and tell me I'm spouting liquid shit AND horse shit when you obviously don't know shit about equine feces

That would be, especially if he included how she was originally Komari Vosa

mace windu is based of mace windy

I agree and disagree

@@sowmithreddy8178 wow. That's pretty balanced. Nice

And?

Spot the guy who was so eager to try and be clever in the comments section that he forgot to listen to the voiceover and ended up looking very silly.

And according to Ryan Johnson: Luke: *Has a bad dream about his nephew* Luke: *Tries to kill him* Gee, I wonder where they went wrong.....

@Hans... exactly mate, how tf did Luke go from this badass guy who saw the good in everyone to a pathetic loner who tried to kill his nephew in TLJ???

@@Theratron Luke didn't try to kill him just like he said in the movie. It was from Kylo's perspective that he wanted to kill him. Luke had a dark instinct from a horrible vision he had, and I mean truly horrible, way worse than the thought he had in ROTJ which almost caused him to kill his own father which he had wanted to save for the entire later part of the movie.

@@aerophine_66 It was from Kylo's perspective.

@@aerophine_66 He didn't try to kill his nephew, he saw what he could become and acted upon impulse, but realized what he was doing was wrong and did not go through with it. He didn't act upon it.

I wouldn't say he got shafted. George's and Rian's ideas just came out of left field and caught him off guard.

@Aeternalis Armentarius you forget that after emphatically telling his father "I will not fight you." He not only fights him, but nearly kills, after his sister is threatened. In ESB Luke abandoneds his Jedi training to "save" his friends after seeing one possible future. Knowing full well that the path he's chosen could lead to Dark Side. "If you end your training now, if you choose the quick and easy path, as Vader did, you will become an agent of evil." So Luke sees a vision of his sister dying, he sees the destruction of everything he ever loved, and he reacts to it and draws his lightsaber, this is completely within character. And this is the important part, Luke doesn't carry through with the attack, he stops himself. But Luke like is father before him ends up causing the future he was trying to prevent. And Luke arc follows a mythopoetic structure as well as paralleling many mythic heroes. "If you look at any classic hero's myth that is actually worth its salt, at the beginning of the hero's journey, like with King Arthur, he pulls the sword from the stone and he's ascendant - he has setbacks but he unites all the kingdoms. But then if you keep reading, when it deals with the hero's life as they get into middle-age and beyond, it always starts to get into darker places. And there's a reason for that: It's because myths are not made to sell action figures; myths are made to reflect the most difficult transitions we go through in life." - Rian Johnson

@@lukerope1906 He got shafted. Besides the fact there was no real reunion in the movie of the original cast in either Ep. XVII or XVIII, Luke's screentime was minimal, he had less screentime than Rose. Some of us have been waiting 40 years to see Luke again on the screen, he comes back, has an unimportant role, less screentime than side characters and dies on the same movie. This is what pisses me off the most, we will never see Luke again, we will never see Han, Luke and Leia on the same movie together.

@@matheus.bueno47 and? Star Wars is a saga split into 3 trilogies. Each trilogy has its group of main characters. Han, Luke, and Leia where main characters of the OT. Now they are secondary characters. There are a new generation of characters now.

Joe Kerr they are yes, but that does not mean shafting them to side like they are expandable. Directors can’t change characters just because they want the plot to go somewhere. Unfortunately this is where we are at.

Then came Mandalorian. Also while it is hard to tell who is responsible I may have an interesting Idea. I asked Ivan Orgtea about doing a proof of concept special editons for the films using elements of his re-edits. I even talked with KZfaqr Star Wars Rebel Leader prior to it and he liked the ideas I gave him. Ivan said he was interested though first he was going to take a break.

Just try quoting anything he said about that and a TLJ defender will say your taking him out of context...And not explain what that context is.

Considering his most recent tweet thanking Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni for bringing back hero Luke in the way they did in "The Mandalorian" is proof he wasn't happy with the way Johnson saw Luke. There's a video out there where Johnson is talking about the film and Mark just has this look of utter disbelief.

@@Edax_Royeaux there’s a 25 minute video of him hinting at the fact that he doesn’t like it. And one video where he is “complimenting” Rian but really he’s just kinda throwing shade for how badly his character was treated

@@diannebdee exactly. Oh and by the way how they heck did you get your Profile pic to move??

@@Edax_Royeaux More like Hamill is a moron. We don't pay actors to think

Yep, that's her