Star Wars Episode VIII SPOILERS thread

[DaneMcCloud]

For all things Episode VIII related info including spoilers.

The release date is now December 15, 2017.

The Official Synopsis from Star Wars.com

“In Lucasfilm’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the Skywalker saga continues as the heroes of The Force Awakens join the galactic legends in an epic adventure that unlocks age-old mysteries of the Force and shocking revelations of the past.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi opens in U.S. theaters on December 15, 2017.”









New footage in Japanese Trailer

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

Why ?

What are you expecting.....

Rey vs. Kylo

Luke Skywalker the White returning in the 11th hour.

The rebirth of a Jedi Order to balance out the galaxy.

It's going to be ****ing awesome.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

Rey vs. Kylo

Luke Skywalker the White returning in the 11th hour.

The rebirth of a Jedi Order to balance out the galaxy.

It's going to be ****ing awesome.

Rey vs kylo He either turns or dies.

The end.

And who cares how the new Jedi order is gonna work now since any one can become a ****ing jedi no training/Blood line needed.

You can step out of a shuttle and just start handing out lightsabers Oprah style.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

And who cares how the new Jedi order is gonna work now since any one can become a ****ing jedi no training/Blood line needed.

How were bloodlines necessary in the when Jedi weren't allowed to pro-create in their prime?

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

How were bloodlines necessary in the when Jedi weren't allowed to pro-create in their prime?

because They still showed midichlorians could pass down from birth.

Rey beating Kylo with no training and no Blood to boost her power just makes the entire story ridiculous.

Why did she even have visions of going to Ahch-To she didn't learn shit from going to the planet.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

because They still showed midichlorians could pass down from birth.

Rey beating Kylo with no training and no Blood to boost her power just makes the entire story ridiculous.

Why did she even have visions of going to Ahch-To she didn't learn shit from going to the planet.

Midichlorians could still pass down from birth? Wait - what? Pass down from non-force users or force users? Were Jedi pro-creating when they shouldn't be?

How did Luke with 3 weeks of training defeat Darth Vader - the greatest force user who ever lived - in ROTJ? Totally Ridiculous.

[Miles]

Saw very late last night in a great theater. AMC Dolby with their laser HDR projectors are really great. About an hour in I started to hit me - oh no this isn’t very good.

[unlurking]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

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How did Luke with 3 weeks of training defeat Darth Vader - the greatest force user who ever lived - in ROTJ? Totally Ridiculous.

Been a while since I've seen it, but...he didn't?

[Frazod]

It was certainly better than VII. I enjoyed it. Did have a bit of a weird vibe.

Saw it with friends out of town today. Will see it again with the wife at some point.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

Midichlorians could still pass down from birth? Wait - what? Pass down from non-force users or force users? Were Jedi pro-creating when they shouldn't be?

How did Luke with 3 weeks of training defeat Darth Vader - the greatest force user who ever lived - in ROTJ? Totally Ridiculous.

Makes more sense then no Training what so ever.

It's also explained by lucas that vader had reservations about killing his own son and luke Tapped in to the dark side when Vader threaten to go after Leia.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

Midichlorians could still pass down from birth? Wait - what? Pass down from non-force users or force users? Were Jedi pro-creating when they shouldn't be?

How did Luke with 3 weeks of training defeat Darth Vader - the greatest force user who ever lived - in ROTJ? Totally Ridiculous.

Anakin was a jedi and he pro-created with padme amidala giving birth to twins both strong in the force.

Also Kathleen Kennedy when asked about Rey's parentage said Twins run in the Skywalker bloodline.

I'm now under 100% belief they had no real story structure and basically told Rian just go with it.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by unlurking

Been a while since I've seen it, but...he didn't?

Luke cut Vader's off and had him in submission. Palps then asked Luke to kill his father and he refused.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by unlurking

Been a while since I've seen it, but...he didn't?

Yes he ****ing does by using the Dark side.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

He cut his arm off dude and had him in submission. Palps then asked Luke to kill his father and he refused.

Luke thought it was over he didn't know about the whole force lightning deal at the time.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

Anakin was a jedi and he pro-created with padme amidala giving birth to twins both strong in the force.

Also Kathleen Kennedy when asked about Rey's parentage said Twins run in the Skywalker bloodline.

I'm now under 100% belief they had no real story structure and basically told Rian just go with it.

So where did all the Jedis in the Jedi temple come from? (you know, the ones who composed the entirety of the Jedi order) From nobodies or did the Jedi's all have illicit love children?

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

Makes more sense then no Training what so ever.

It's also explained by lucas that vader had reservations about killing his own son and luke Tapped in to the dark side when Vader threaten to go after Leia.

And you don't think Kylo held back by literally telling her she "needed a teacher?" (Thus refusing to continue the fight?)

You're literally making leaps of logic to defend even the prequels but holding TLJ to a much different standard.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

So where did all the Jedis in the Jedi temple come from? (you know, the ones who composed the entirety of the Jedi order) From nobodies or did the Jedi's all have illicit love children?



And you don't think Kylo held back by literally telling her she "needed a teacher?" (Thus refusing to continue the fight?)

You're literally making leaps of logic to defend even the prequels but refusing to hold TLJ to the same standard.

Not every one who has high midichlorians becomes a jedi.

How did you think the jedi selected who would be a youngling they traced blood lines.