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That's for sure. Because we all know what constitutes a good STAR WARS movie is one that polarizes people with an incoherent story and terrible characterization and characters.
Merry Christmas to all and yes, they're only movies.
Merry Christmas, you good ol' Star Wars fans, you!
TIme to crank up the bootlegs of the ol' SW Holiday Special--something we can ALL agree on!
Fighting furries at 11!
So I posted this back in 2016, and promptly got laughed off this thread. But I'm still not sure I was wrong. In The Rise of Skywalker, wasI hope it has force ghost Han Solo. If that happens it might lighten my mood about how 7 turned out.
That would be sweet if he confronted Kylo and gives him some much needed words of wisdom. It would change my entire outlook of the trilogy. And give his death some purpose like Obi-Wan.
So I posted this back in 2016, and promptly got laughed off this thread. But I'm still not sure I was wrong. In The Rise of Skywalker, wasHan Solo a "force ghost" , or just a ghost? Was it all in Ben's head?
I voteall in Ben's head. Don't see how Han could be a "force ghost" since he wasn't a Jedi.
Ok Tino, but if I get chewed out, it's your faultI really don’t think spoilers are needed in a 5 year old thread.
Really? That doesn't seem like it would be much of a stretch given Darth Vader's redemption. But maybe people were hoping for something different.One thing I think I got right is that I predicted that Kylo Ren (Ben) is redeemed at the end of the trilogy to laughs, and boos. I don't think I was too far off with that one.
I thought it was a logical/predictable outcome for Ben Solo. Others did not agreeReally? That doesn't seem like it would be much of a stretch given Darth Vader's redemption. But maybe people were hoping for something different.
As soon as he killed Solo I knew he would be redeemed and also that he had to die.I thought it was a logical/predictable outcome for Ben Solo. Others did not agree
No, he is Buddhist.Is/was George Lucas a Catholic? Because the idea of being redeemed at the end of your life, no matter how heinous a person you were, is kind of a uniquely Catholic thing.
I find that many films and TV shows create characters so reprehensible that they cannot be redeemed, and then they go ahead and redeem them.
He was raised in a strict Methodist family.Is/was George Lucas a Catholic? Because the idea of being redeemed at the end of your life, no matter how heinous a person you were, is kind of a uniquely Catholic thing.
I feel that it's in Ben's head but if Han had been a ghost (Force or otherwise), I think he would have handled it the same way that Ben imagined. Han loved his son no matter what and wanted the best for him.So I posted this back in 2016, and promptly got laughed off this thread. But I'm still not sure I was wrong. In The Rise of Skywalker, wasHan Solo a "force ghost" , or just a ghost? Was it all in Ben's head?