Yes. It’s a telling of events that happened in the past, unless you think the prequels were set after the original trilogy...

Oh, yet you find complete plausibility in R2-D2 getting the stolen plans for the death star and escaping while they just happen to be over the planet where R2's former master lives - the person meant to receive the plans in the first place?

Rather convenient that the Empire just happened to be attacking them right…

Picard had photobooks

But it’s not the same. The original Abrams film CLEARLY indicated they were doing something different, and even made it a PLOT POINT that things were altered.

Filmation, actually. They are worse.

I believe he said “original series”, which doesn’t include the movies.

It was cheap and effective. That’s all there is to it. You don’t need a 4K projection to send a message.

*Never trusts the fans to tell a good SW story
*Praises a SW story that was essentially done by fans

wut

^confusing flashback and flash-forward

You’ll have to explain what “pregnant” means.

Wow. It’s like you don’t understand the concept of how the Star Wars films worked. It ALWAYS had the element of camp and implausibility that came from the old swashbuckling serials.

Uh...I’m pretty sure Kylo is part of the first Order.

You have to consciously harness the power to be a force ghost. This was mentioned in Episode 3. You don’t “accidentally” do it with no knowledge of it.

Episodes 1-3 were flashbacks.

Han isn’t force-sensitive like the others were. Having him as a force ghost would make about as much sense as having Porkins show up as one.

Blame the popularity of Dragonball Z

What are you on?

Heaven forbid if a director who is best at bringing comic books to the big screen takes a comic book to the big screen. It’s also funny that you would even imagine a sex scene in the WW film.

You also omit the atrocity that the US committed to end the war. Innocent people are STILL suffering because of us.

*basing the casting choice on looks alone without seeing the performance*

Heath Ledger, anyone?