Why does the return negate previous movies? Why does the…
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Why does the return negate previous movies?
Why does the you know who return negate the previous movies?
The characters still had to fight / die to bring down the empire, and the empire was brought down. Bad guys, and bad ideals regaining strength seems inevitable too. The guy's name is a reference to the word insidious, so tricking people and causing small damages that escalate seems on brand. He returns in the EU as well so was this also diminishing to the original trilogy?
To me it seems like they tried to re-canonize stuff, they just did it in a weird / lack luster way, but Grandpa's return isn't necessarily the issue.
If I had to argue, Anakin did bring balance to the force because Rey becomes insanely powerful in the light despite little training to the point she could stand toe to toe with Palps even though he is clearly more experienced, revitalized, and had just stolen part of Rey's power. If anything the force is now light leaning.
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Why does the you know who return negate the previous movies?
The characters still had to fight / die to bring down the empire, and the empire was brought down. Bad guys, and bad ideals regaining strength seems inevitable too. The guy's name is a reference to the word insidious, so tricking people and causing small damages that escalate seems on brand. He returns in the EU as well so was this also diminishing to the original trilogy?
To me it seems like they tried to re-canonize stuff, they just did it in a weird / lack luster way, but Grandpa's return isn't necessarily the issue.
If I had to argue, Anakin did bring balance to the force because Rey becomes insanely powerful in the light despite little training to the point she could stand toe to toe with Palps even though he is clearly more experienced, revitalized, and had just stolen part of Rey's power. If anything the force is now light leaning.
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