This scene bugged the shit out of me but not for the reason described.

Interdictors are ships in the star wars canon that prevent other ships from using their hyperdrive. They are used in the movies so it’s not “some science terms”. They work, as described, by creating artificial gravity big enough to prevent ships from doing their hyperspace thing.

Surprise! Not everyone has a Christian marriage ceremony. Civil vows say nothing about sexual fidelity, many other non-Christian ones don’t as well.

That isn’t everyone’s vow. I know plenty of legally married couples who have a whole slew of variations on “we are married... but that doesn’t mean we’re 100% monogamous.” We don’t know anything about what their agreements with each other were before or after she started her job.

That’s literally the first thing I tell him (just in a less ultimatum-y “this is how it needs to be or else” way). Then I offer some other approaches in case he’s still willing to try and make things work.

Or perhaps that how the bubble boy is supposed to look in the first places????

Counterpoint - who cares if his technique was bad? It was a raw emotional fight, and one of the best scenes in all of Star Wars. Way better than any of those beautifully choreographed but emotionally boring lighsaber fights in the prequels (except for Darth Maul / Obi Wan / Qui Gon).

In that moment, all things were possible. You figured that the light saber would fly to Rey, she would fight it out with Ren, then escape and the plot goes on. Just like Return of the Jedi, but earlier.

This only make sense if Snoke was Jar Jar, twisted and transformed by the dark side. Which I’m 100% in favor of.

Those contractors knew what they were signing up for!

That scene really bothered me, actually. Once Holdo had decided to stay with the ship and sacrifice herself, why did she wait until half the transports had been destroyed to do something? The lightspeed Kamikaze should have been plan A once she decided to sacrifice herself. If you’re going to sacrifice yourself and…

Those were all Gungans and in the extended Blue Ray version they’re all gonna have voices and throughout the whole fight they’re gonna be saying shit like “Oopsie me have a stabby” really loudly

It was undoubtedly badass, but leaves a pretty enormous plot hole through the entire universe (just remote pilot a jump to hyperspace through whatever thing you don’t like).

it does open up a lot of questions like “why hasn’t anyone tried this before? was there a ship like this available to kamikaze the death star? Could the empire kamikaze planets like this?” but in that moment alone it’s awesome in the literal sense of the word.

1. What diseases? How do you know they had these diseases? Be specific.

Keep the anecdotal evidence coming. Just a couple more stories from strangers on the internet and I’ll be convinced.

I’m not making a backhanded slap, because he is a good actor, but I think this is Hamill’s best performance. He’s funny, he’s tragic, he gets to whine a little bit (when Yoda shows up, Empire-era Luke makes a serious reappearance). It’s really good.

Uhh...maybe don’t mention “home planet” to Leia.

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Uhh...maybe don’t mention “home planet” to Leia.