Star Wars - Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker

[FogBlueInSanFran]

You over thought it too much. It was a 2 hour setup to the new CGI bit of Vader that someone had done.

Is this you? :)

 

[TCIB]

I assume there will be a heritage thing at some point, but doing it in one film will be a good trick after the apparent break in TLJ with Abrams' ideas. The character has been rather flat after a reasonable start, and needed something to tie her in in the second film really. The Vader/Luke reveal in ESB was important in giving a focus to Luke, but Rey has apparently picked up a lightsabre and read some books.

Whether the much fussed over the Palpatine laugh is important will be interesting. Abrams spent so much time in TFA harking back, it wouldn't be a surprise.

Thanks for that, i agree Rey had a reasonable start to, a scavenger. Showing her scoff her food was literally the deepest character moment i have seen with Rey xD

Right now Abrams is the only hope (excuse the nod/pun). Johnson set the bar so low anything Abrams gives us we will gratefully accept.

 

[blueju]

Disney are on an intergalactic mission to turn Star Wars into the most politically correct film franchise known to man

 

[Machiavelli]

Do you think Abrahms can do anything with Rey that will actually help at all, give some sort of arc for example?

A rated 18 adult film called Star Whores would help.

 

[jimharri]

Disney are on an intergalactic mission to turn Star Wars into the most politically correct film franchise known to man

They're milking it for all that it's worth. Stll; I'd imagine they paid Lucas a fair wedge for the rights, so they're going to make it back any way they can.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Rogue One and Solo are the only ones I like out of, what, 12?

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

A rated 18 adult film called Star Whores would help.

Yeah it stars your m . . . nah, too easy.

 

[SCP123]

Queued up for hours outside Oxford Road Odeon to see the original Star Wars - can't be arsed even watching the trailer for this. Can't wait to see '1917' though, Sam Mendes' WW1 epic. The trailer looks mega:

 

[ancoats]

the thing everybody is forgetting ?? there is no rules with the star wars episodes and anything is possible with the power of a jedi dead or alive, the force vs dark side will still hold the key to the story and creating a bloodline in the skywalkers means anything is possible and a family tree can run back many many light years and spread into others, so a relation of a skywalks can be a jedi master because its in his blood and DNA

just like Dr who and the time lords they revamp the story to fit into the modern world and now we have a woman Dr who ?? science fiction revolves around real life and technology that can comes true ?? but it has to come up with something new and believable that in time could come true, star wars is based in real time in a galaxy far far away ?? and time and generations need to over lap because of the skywalkers, its based on a family tree and bloodline and it will continue for the story to go on and on

the new movie will have to a new bady skywalker or a relation some how ?? and it has to fight the darkside of the jedi force because the story will lose it I.D if they write out the skywalkers, so thinking out side the box and coming up with new ideas it has to involve science fiction and the unbelievable like the rebirth of somebody that has died many years ago and all it takes is one drop of blood frozen or found and magic can happen

 

[Alex - City Matters]

The concern I have with the Rise of Skywalker is that because it is the end of the saga, and we appeared far away from the end, based on the conclusion of TLJ, it may fall into the same trap as Revenge of the Sith by trying to tie-up too many loose ends.

My guess is that the film will contain a reveal along the lines of Palpatine being the creator of the Skywalker family.

I hope not, as it wouldn't be much of a reveal considering it's essentially already canon that Palpatine and his master Darth Plagueis inadvertently created Anakin Skywalker.