You fabricated an assumption from what I said, then argued against the fabrication. That is a strawman fallacy.

“Dude, the prequels aren’t even prequels in the context of the story”

And everything just *happens* to fall into place at the exact right time. The Star Destroyer just *happens* to be flying close enough (and angled just properly enough), and the timing was *just* right for the droids to do a direct launch in an escape pod and land right on the surface of where they were going.

Yeah...zer…

So many strawmen...

It very closely resembles it, especially the visor shape and the curved areas on the cheekbones.

Luke even mentions how he can barely see wearing the helmet.

Uh...coincidentally having a specific battle happen at a specific time over a specific place has nothing to do with internal logic of characters.

Devices can easily be tracked when they are turned on. You even suggest in your own post that it’s not been operation in a long time.

Actually, it’s space fantasy. Star Trek is closer to what sci-fi is.

Oh, you’re right. The prequels aren’t meant to explain what happened previous to the original trilogy. My bad.

They just *happened* to escape at that exact time. At least you admitted to “convenience”.

What’s more implausible is why the Empire didn’t turn the tractor beam back on after knowing full well it was shut off (that whole attack on the Death Star would have been easy avoided, or why - even after Leia KNEW they were…

I always thought he’d be a good Bond, and it isn’t “because black”. He has the debonair style, he’s very articulate and stylish, and he’s a proven action star.

Forced diversity doesn’t reflect society.

You don’t give a flying fuck so much that you go on tirades. Hilarious!

Professional troll?

If you can’t joke about everything, you can’t joke about anything. It’s one thing to not like such humor, but it’s another to judge those who do. I’m sorry that everyone isn’t a Debbie Downer like you are, and don’t always boo-hoo at things for all eternity

Sesame Street is going to be wildly different,

*take something that was never claimed, realize it wasn’t true, then call someone ELSE the liar* BRILLIANT

That doesn’t change the fact that Kylo is part of the First Order. The Emperor and Vader didn’t do what they did to Luke for the sake of the Empire, yet they were very much part of the Empire.

You WERE supposed to feel for Kylo, as he was torn with his feelings.

Nope. Alternate timeline =/= alternate universe. Also, your concept of “good” is purely subjective. If you don’t like the films, don’t watch them, but you can’t deny it salvaged a dead franchise.