10 Star Wars Moments Deeper Than You Think

Laugh at Anakin's sand speech all you like, but there's more to it than that.

[@doomcrue87]

The sand line, while horrible, makes total sense when you think about this.. Anakin was a 19 year old kid who had never been around a girl he had strong feelings for, never had the chance to flirt. The woman made his heart skip beats, he rambled as many of us did at that age while talking to a girl we were head over heels about. At that point, he wasn't a jedi, he was an awkward teenager.

[@VergilArcanis]

That is my take on it as well. it still makes me cringe from past-hand experience, being the dumbass i am. i saw my former self in Anakin

[@SonGoku-sw5od]

I agree

[@michaelronda890]

Yeah who cares how it sounded, he was in love

[@jeffreycarman2185]

Padme herself, being the elected queen of Naboo and an extremely young Senator in the galactic Senate was also very sequestered away from the public and probably also had very little experience with romance. (Canonically Padme had two other potential suitors Palo Jemabie and Rush Clovis).

[@godofthecripples1237]

I wish that were the case, had the writing leaned into that it would have made sense. But the style of romance depicted was heavily and inspired by old black-and-white sappy soaps. That was an era that had a lot of influence over Star Wars, especially Opera. Hell, look at the titles of the movies. Phantom Menace? That screams Opera. So the writing was very much intentional and meant to be taken seriously.

[@joermnyc]

Before it was removed from canon, Grievous’s cough was explained in Gennady Tartakovsky’s Clone Wars finale, as Mace Windu used the force to squeeze Grievous’s torso on Corusant to try to stop him from kidnapping the Chancellor.

[@g_aware_nerd]

That was removed from canon?

[@joermnyc]

@@g_aware_nerd they only count the 3D animated Clone Wars.

[@Freddles279]

Aww crud, I just wrote the same thing. LOL, I'll delete mine.

[@acolytewill3682]

I would have said the same thing lol

[@WarmouC]

Get lungs squeezed a couple of hours before/during Coruscant fight by Mace Windu, have a cough, before meeting cough so u won't during meeting, cough after. Eaz.

[@guitarhero8110]

Honorable mention, I have the high ground. Obi-Wan is playing to Anakins ego by referencing superior position, which Obi-Wan himself overcame famously against Darth Maul. Obi-Wan knows that Anakin has to prove he's better than him and will try his own move against him. And so he's ready for it.

[@joermnyc]

Yes, and in the Kenobi final fight, Vader doesn’t say it, but after using the force to knock the ground out from under Obi-Wan, and then bury him under stones, he’s striding away like, “I finally have the high ground.”

[@ironmammoth7]

@@joermnyc Also when Vader say to Luke, "Obi-wan has taught you well". Luke has the high ground and Vader refuses to follow him, rather throws his saber at him instead.

[@TheRabidPanda]

Love it! Thank you I've never noticed that.

[@Rocco049]

@@ironmammoth7 I’m very sorry, but he says it after Luke kicks him down the stairs. He doesn’t throw his saber at that point, he steadily walks towards Luke. The throwing his saber happens later, though Luke conspicuously keeps going for the high ground throughout the fight

[@Vyan00]

Obi-Wan is referring to his fight with Darth Maul who had the high ground then - but he wasn't expecting Obi-Wan to force-leap over him. In this case -he's expecting it and warning Anakin not to try the move that he had already used on Maul.

[@zayedmohammedali2945]

The sand speech was an insanely obvious call back to his past. I never understood why everyone joked about it so much.

[@ScooterinAB]

Probably because of the porno-bad dialogue of that entire string of scenes.

[@martalaatsch8358]

Same. Sure, it can be funny, and I'm not above joking about it a bit, but Anakin had every good reason to hate sand, and absolutely no reason to be less than completely awkward

[@marcomcdowell8861]

Threepio just shutting down and sitting there while Kenobi and Luke talk is hilarious. Imagine you're with your friends having a good chat and one of them is like, I'm just going to sit here and go to sleep while you guys talk, and falls asleep with their eyes open.

[@an0rangutan]

It is always funny to me that people can't accept that Anakin is literally just a socially inept teenager in Episode 2, he has every reason to be cringe anyone else in his situation, with his upbringing, at his age, would be just as cringe if not worse. What I believe Padmé saw in him wasn't what he was saying, it was what he meant by it, what he was trying to verbalize but failing to do so eloquently or subtly, she was able to understand that he didn't grow up like her and that she shouldn't expect him to be as well spoken as her. She knew that he loved her more than anything and everything after Episode 2 proves that to be true.

[@wbfaulk]

It's always funny to me that people can't accept that George Lucas is literally just incompetent at writing dialogue. Padme doesn't react in any way like it's as awkward as it is. It could even be played as if she found the awkwardness charming. She just reacts to it as if it's a normal thing he might say. Anakin's subtext for that line is obvious and it's genuinely surprising to me that anyone might not realize that he's speaking about his childhood. I'm certain that Padme understood that context. Anyway, there are certainly various ways to rationalize the awfulness of that line, but the most plausible explanation is just that it's the peak example of Lucas's consistently dreadful dialogue.

[@philiponeill6903]

I really don't like the "mocking Tarkin" explanation. I much prefer my head-canon, which is that with Tarkin she is speaking High Galactic, the language of the aristocracy and Senate (which is also why Padme has a weird pseudo-British accent when addressing the Senate in TPM). Most of the time Leia is speaking Basic, which is the American-accented one.

[@toddb3226]

This!

[@CharlieHepp]

@@toddb3226 In the world of Star Wars, Grand Admiral Thrawn (real name Mitth'raw'nuruodo, so eat your heart out ‘Grogu’) is an alien (from a species called the Chiss) who serves as a senior officer within the Empire Noted for his ruthlessness and tactical acumen, Thrawn makes a point of “knowing his enemy” to the extent that he spends considerable time researching a species’ philosophy, art and culture, turning this information to his advantage in a storied military career.

[@toddb3226]

@@CharlieHepp Read the Zahn series when they first came out in 91 and he was just a random blue alien with red eyes.. I'm WELL aware of who he is and am questioning why you feel the need to "introduce" him to me when this 5 month old comment was about Leia..

[@zacharyhagan818]

I think the "nobody is every really gone" line is more about Anakin. Luke knew Anakin was not dead, and that everyone should have a chance at redemption, and he was giving that to his father...so for that same kid (Luke) to think about killing his nephew, was sacrilege to the fans. I think that line was (albeit late) a recognition of that, or an apology of sorts. Same with the whole "A Jedi's weapon deserves more respect.." or whatever it was. Just a director trying to get the fan's favor back. Or not, I don't know, I wasn't in the writer's room.

[@kungolaf4499]

”No one’s ever really gone.” was a character motivated line. “A Jedi’s weapon deserves more respect.” is J.J. trying to win back the fans.

[@AfterTheFirstNever]

Jules is a jewel amongst men.

[@hankthepatriot3733]

Tarkin telling Leia "Charming to the last" further depends the "mocking" retroactive move even more believable by appearing he is acknowledging that she is mocking him and furthers his resolve to destroy her home planet.

[@DMSProduktions]

I always thought Leia was mocking Tarkin by speaking that way! Esp with the line,' I thought I recognised your foul stench when I cam onboard!' with that haughty tone!

[@mathiaslingerfelt3849]

One of the coolest things about star wars is that each time I rewatch I notice some new cool detail like those

[@jenwinslow5602]

As a kid, and even now, I always viewed Luke’s face in Vader’s helmet as a foreshadowing to the “big revelation” as well as a warning to what could become in ROTJ.

[@Cora_Coff]

I could never thank you enough Jules... your outros literally saved my life this week

[@mikelowry6286]

I love how Jules at the end of all his star wars videos gives us a powerful inspirational message not a lot of KZbinrs do that it's kind of refreshing

[@christiangaines1439]

With the day I’ve had, I needed that pearl at the end of this list. Thanks Jules! Your positive energy is always refreshing

[@obvious_owl7206]

Thank you for defending the sand line!

[@chrisalextime94]

Originally I thought the scene with Luke’s face in Vader’s mask foreshadowed the fact that Vader was part of Luke’s bloodline

[@Lurker-dk8jk]

This is what I gathered as well. It still holds up. In this way, Luke's "failure" was necessary. Had he not brought his weapon, this insight may have been lost.

[@chinchy5545]

Unless I'm misremembering things, in Clone Wars, it's shown that the first time Obi-Wan and Grievous encounter each other, Grievous begins the confrontation by saying "Hello there". When he confronts Grievous at his hideout, he's there with the express intention of killing Grievous in order to end the war. And so, he opens their final confrontation by mirroring their first one.

[@zooropa04]

Speaking of the samurai film influence, watch Obi-Wan and Maul's final showdown in "Rebels" and then watch the legendary final duel in Kurosawa's "Sanjuro." It's one of my favorite scenes of all time, and I LOVE the homage that was paid to it.

[@RUBBER_BULLET]

"Mocking his accent" She might as well have just called him smelly. Oh, wait, she did.

[@josh2Sides2]

As always loving Jules closing remarks I always stay till the end to hear them

[@roryevans4295]

Anakin is right, sand is wank, this one didn’t need to be deep 😂

[@gamleskalle1]

Dont be rude, I live in ChristianSAND, Norway.

[@MadSproute]

Brilliant video, yet again guys! I just wanted to thank Jules for him comment at the end, (I love that you do it man, you good people). I've been off work ill with anxiety recently, and been worrying about going back. But your words at the end have made me realise that I'm not the baddie for taking time off, and shouldn't be worried about going back in. Thank you Jules

[@tohpingtiang4878]

"How's your bowling hand?" They should use pepper spray on general grevious.

[@happygingertime]

In the Kenobi TV series it highlights the hatred Vader now has towards Obi-Wan... how he wants him to suffer... I think it adds a wrinkle to Obi-Wan letting Vader strike him down because in doing so, he takes away from Vader the triumph of beating him by letting him win

[@sirprize275]

Oh yeah I forgot Kenobi was in that show

[@jasonfischer8946]

I love when the screenshot has a random arrow pointing at something and that has absolutely nothing to do with anything in the video.

[@nicholascollins7219]

Palpatine had twisted mind games on anakin in first place which made him with doubts and more aggressive behaviour to himself and to others still in jedi training. Palpatine didn't stop until anakin started on first kill on jedi high council to resist Palpatine of office and his crimes within council Chambers. Then the rest started there and coming to darkside of the force which all this was planned by Palpatine in every beginning.

[@MarkGlowInTheDark]

Lol @3:19 i only now see a jar jar binks face xD lovely easter egg

[@martyburgess341]

7:31 Seeing ese scenes play out like this. It now makes perfect sense why Obi Wan did what he did. He had completed his personal mission. To reunite the Twins.

[@xjadit7826]

Tbf kamino was actually removed from the archive so it’s deeper than the librarian being offended at the idea of the archive being incomplete

[@WelshRaptor367]

The greatest movie franchise ever

[@mattkrieger3428]

Holy crap thank you! Ever since watching Empire on VHS multiple times, I never understood the Dark Side Hole scene. 30+ years later I finally understand, and I now realize exactly why Luke didnt finish off Vader in Return. Thank you so much...now if you can kindly explain why my pet goldfish "Locks" somehow managed to get out of his bowl and got a taxi to the ocean, I would be very grateful

[@JihadiFemboy]

10) Yes, idk how people miss this 9) The Bloodline book's explanation is good but you can still infer this from the film itself 8) Yes and also, notice how limbs are cut off after someone is arrogant. Anakin loses his arm for arrogantly assuming he could beat Dooku or Luke arrogantly believing he could take on Vader, etc. 7) Yes 6) The cave scene is also mirrored in AOTC when Anakin finds his mother in the Tusken camp and ends up slaughtering the Tuskens. 5) Cool detail 4) Padme's death represents the end of freedom and innocence, she was one of the last politicians who truly cared for her people. The death of innocence bit is seen when we see Jar Jar mourn for her, that Gungan represented childish innocence and now he's completely distraught at the site of his friend's corpse. 3) It fits so well because of the way Lucas was trying to write ANH. Originally the ordinary person stepping into a greater world was gonna be a female character but Lucas changed his mind and turned this woman into the princess character that would become Leia, he then made Luke and toyed around with Luke possibly having a brother imprisoned on the Death Star but scrapped that idea, all this made Luke and Leia essentially siblings from the start despite Lucas not thinking of them as such until ROTJ. 2) Yes, people need to know that lines don't exist in isolation, they need context from other lines in order to make sense. 1) Yes but he's also saying that there's still a chance to bring Ben Solo back

[@RichO1701e]

2) even in context with other lines, it's still SHITE, wooden dialogue written by GL. It's still awful.

[@JihadiFemboy]

@@RichO1701e How is it wooden lmao. Padme tells Anakin about her life experiences and ends up talking about the sand on the beach. Anakin wants to keep the conversation going and tells Padme that he doesn't like sand. Anakin doesn't flirt with her until he says "here everything's soft and smooth". Touching her arm while he says this is him telling her she's pretty. The sand line is both about the differences between Anakin and Padme's upbringings and also a set-up to a flirty line. Stop worshiping RLM and think for yourself.

[@Sephiroth144]

1) I literally brought our dad back from Being Vader; seriously, sis, did you forget that shit?

[@dinogoldie9716]

The limb-chopping trope comes from classic mythology (via Joseph Campbell and Claude Lévi-Strauss).

[@davidforehand2761]

Thank you!

[@kennethcampbell7263]

Luke's to statements about how those we truly love are never really dead is also a statement made about Captain Spock in either Star Trek Wrath of Khan or Star Trek Search for Spock, and again by Dumbledore about Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter Goblet of Fire.

[@lukelassaline563]

Funny…I knew that if there were any sequel entries in this they would be from the last Jedi, I truly honestly hate that movie but a lot more thought was put into it over the other two

[@kristin53457]

almost everything retconned or added after the fact 😉

[@lavender-rosefox8817]

in revenge of the sith at the end of obi wan and anakin's fight anakin technically expresses his former love towards obiwan when he says "i hate you" as you an not hate someone youve never loved and in a way obi-wan kenobi failed anakin by not being there for him when he was having the visions i believe if quigon gin was still around he wouldve sat with anakin and guided him through the visions instead of brushing them off as recurring bad dreams

[@michaeljoyner7336]

I enjoyed the video except for the part about Luke in his journey to the cave...... the vision that he had was telling him that if he kills Vader he would become Vader in my opinion

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

Darth sidious: "General grievous i want you to send the separatists leaders to the mustafar system."

[@staying_spooky]

3:49 I always wondered why he coughed/cleared his throat so loud and violently lol I always laughed at it when I was like 8 yo when the movie came out

[@nostrellor]

As a volleyball player that doesnt really like beach volleybll i vibe with anakins sand speech.

[@TheRabidPanda]

I disagree that Leia's accent was a retcon. Unless you count most of Star Wars as a retcon. We never knew the in universe reason for her accent. So Claudia just gave us the answer to a question. But Anakin being Vader would be a retcon too. It even disregarded something from the previous movie to do it. But Star Wars is great at making small inconsistencies make sense down the road.

[@Vyan00]

Carrie Fisher used a British accent during the Tarkin seen because that was the only way to make that dialogue not sound stiff and ridiculous. She revealed this in several interviews - but I'm fine with the in-canon explanation.

[@xavierhazen9596]

For number one he could also be talking about how Vader killed the emperor and was redeemed

[@annawhite1591]

yes we think everything has meaning, the force works in mysterious ways,

[@enderwar206]

the luke and leia reunion is probably also a callback to how luke never gave up on vader but leia did and now its the same but with kylo

[@annawhite1591]

i took obi wans death line and smile as he looks at luke then vader, knowing luke is anakin son and most likely takes after him, knowin luke will see vader cut obi wan down, and luke will stop at nothin to defeat vader for it, but....that be revenge right?? and got remember anakin grew up not knowing about relationships or how to engage into one lol, and going against backlash, actually know ppl on both sides who has far more corny ish lines, bring up fan favorite lol "lost my number can i have yours" or "out of coffee want come inside...for dr pepper

[@Vyan00]

Grievous is coughing in Revenge of the Sith because he had been forced choked by Mace Windu during his kidnapping of Palpatine as shown in the original 2D Animated Clone Wars Series done with the creators of Samarai Jack - which you can't find anymore.

[@dasfreakster]

Stress, yes brother, stress. Thank you..........

[@ajabell5058]

Another great list. Jules, can you do one on the top ten cannon books to read. Thank you so much.

[@beschutzer42]

Also in the Tarkin novel, his accent is quite "unique" because he is a human from an outer rim planet, yet he is also an aristocrat

[@jamestoney6108]

It's probably all the coke Farris Fisher was snorting

[@jamestoney6108]

Carrie Fisher

[@annawhite1591]

the general is basically robosith, if you go off new robocop or (cybercop) but also, guess luke turned cave game to easy mode, got question when they put han says hi, on bombs, becuz this follows directly after ep7

[@milespearson2]

About Luke seeing his face after striking in the cave what it looked like Darth Vader, can have another explanation. Yoda wanted to show him that Vader was his father. And a son is like his father!

[@kryptonson]

Why would Bail Organa need someone to investigate Padme's death? It happened on his ship, with him on board. It's not like Obi-Wan wouldn't have told him what happend.

[@thegreypath1777]

Remember, the medical droid told Obi-Wan that Padme was dying, but they didn’t know why.

[@lavender-rosefox8817]

if padame was thequeen does that not mean anakin was technically a prince which inturn makes luke a prince and the true heir to the throne of naboo

[@annawhite1591]

got admit tho, limb thing ended with ROTS, vader was last one to lose limbs if you do not count mcu easter eggs crait, is i think one of luke best looks, his brown outfit is just bad, like his younger self in white robes, was pretty good

[@mare8992]

Jules: What happened to your "one per list?"

[@TioMegamanX]

The video seems corrupted, I only saw 8 moments, then some weird skip, then Anakin and the sand, well, it happens.

[@annawhite1591]

well the real reason is, poor or glitchy halogram messages cause certain death, so safe to say that he thought maybe not being address sidious clearly and/or coughing durin, would be as you say but also not addressing him clearly and might end in getting choked out,, even vader was worried about clear transmissions, safe to say he also gives order becuz he was wantin a clear message and not be breakin in and out, becuz who likes that

[@br7795]

I NEVER understood the dark cave with Luke striking down Vader and seeing himself…..im 47 years old so yeah ive been waiting a long time

[@WoodlandDrake]

Pretty sure Padme's handmaiden died on Skippio, could be wrong.

[@brucebehner4142]

Jocosta Nu was right, yet still flawed. It used to be there before Dooku and Diyas erased the planet.

[@ChewieLewis]

But the librarian WAS wrong… Obi Wan wasn’t arrogant in assuming the planet didn’t exist

[@michaelrue1400]

Also, wasn't Luke seeing his own face under Vader's mask in the cave supposed to be a hint that Vader was actually his father?

[@annawhite1591]

well took yoda(both of them) lines about jedi deeply, he told obi wan about older jedi, and the jedi views themselves as all knowing per say, and his "truely wonderful mind of a child is" (double meaning now??gro...) a kid without years of experiencing ego conditioning, per say, the child could still think with common sense where the trained older jedi was like no, we know everything type ego, the sith couldn't return without us knowing, we would know if someone deleted a planet, or a massive cloning operation, altho will say if it was so famous......yeah, they was proven wrong on all accounts, but the child saw straight thru it without questions, and everytime see mando, think of that halogram star map ball obi wan uses, grogu must think of one of those when he is on razor crest,

[@yadielenielbellecolon982]

👍🥰⬆️💗😀♥️

[@paulhall9811]

I never understood why cutting off Zam Wesell's arm (the changeling assassin in The Clone Wars) was so devastating for her. As a changeling couldn't she just create a new one?

[@Sephiroth144]

Depends on the specifics; some changleling types are essentially complete metamorphs- they can regrow and reshape whatever to whatever. Other ones are essentially augmenting their natural frame. For example, compare Beast Boy vs Mystique vs Martian Manhunter- all changelings, but different types.

[@ScooterinAB]

I'm not sure it works that way.

[@michaelmiller44820]

Are you using the music from all those fake video game ads!?! WTF!?!

[@tomcline5631]

I always thought that she was just being snarky with Tarkin when she used that accent! I was a little kid and even I used to mock people's accents when arguing with them!

[@orlandofurioso7329]

0:40 this is why i don't like the phantom edit, the library scene and Dexter Jetser are very interesting for the lore about the hypocrisy of the Jedi, the phantom edit cuts all that and i cannot help but feel dissapointed by it.

[@ScooterinAB]

Yeah. The best part about all the latter films is in showcasing how objectively terrible the Jedi Order was. The rise of the Empire is all about the many failings of the Jedi.

[@MrZackavelli]

Seriously? The TLJ meeting of Luke and Leia made the number one spot? Those dice were given to Han by his EX-GIRLFRIEND. Kind of ruins the significance of them being given to Leia, doesn't it?

[@kristanmadalleon]

The sand speech was brilliant. Ppl jus never saw the context

[@aaron_spoerri]

What is the difference between an American and a British accent?

[@TheMacKosh]

Class, manners, vocabulary and the ability to spell words without dropping the U

[@thegreypath1777]

snootiness

[@karlepaul6632]

C'mon, like nobody knew the meaning behind Luke seeing his face in Vader's mask and Anakin's sand line? Those scenes really needed to be explained? 🙄

[@PelenTan]

The Star Wars "sequels" are not cannon so shouldn't have been included here.

[@HicSvntDracones]

As a world-renowned Star Wars expert for the last 60 years, I must say.. you are really reaching with these

[@roninjedi2494]

Trying to act like anything in any of the sequels was good by anything other than dumb luck is hilarious. Also number 1 is hilariously awful and doesn’t belong on the list. Those dice according to Disney were given to Han by brunette Teygarian in Solo. So in Luke’s last act before using the force somehow kills him since when does using the force kill you lol) he literally gives Leia something that was a gift from Han’s ex girlfriend to him 😂 that’s about as insulting a moment as humanly possible and not touching well made at all 😂

[@LordNexusTheFir]

Honestly i thought i was the only 1 that understood the "I hate sand speech" as a kid i took it as he hated his childhood he grew up around sand vs Naboo where its nice & beautiful & peaceful. Took idk how many years but im 28 now so whenever AOTC came out till now I felt Id never find someone who understood the line as more than just him complaining. Kinda a way u can tell dumb/fake Star Wars fans vs. real ones i suppose.

[@other-terrestriallifeform1851]

Some people (FANS) have waaaaaayyyyyyy too damned much time on their hands. What ever happened to simply enjoying a movie, show or book without nit-picking or pointing out plot holes. Here's an idea.....get a life and move on out yo mommy and daddy's basement.

[@beezysbeatz4924]

2:54 ... yeah nah that shit does not work. Actually adds a bit more cringe.

[@anouarkrassimovich7481]

This star wars stuff has become a bit ridiculous. It's as if Tolkien would write further books simply to justify all the errors he made in the original Lord of the Rings books... I feel we are far from the original star wars... and this will continue. In one word : bullshit

[@Pfisiar22]

wrt to Leia's accent, it's very much more likely to be a result of changing filming choices. I would say Leia very likely was going to have a british accent and it somehow didn't work, so they had to change it. However, given the budget way the film was made, they couldn't reshoot earlier scenes. Star Wars fans have a tendency to bend over backwards inventing explanations for inconsistencies with the films. It's one reason some find hardcore star wars fans insufferable.

[@jewishbrucelee7517]

Nobody cares about what you think.

[@amirmoradi9595]

I love the OT but I always cringe at the British accent moment in New Hope

[@musicbrush9231]

Sorry, (not sorry) but nothing from the sequels are wroth putting on any list outside of worse and aweful.

[@markmcpeake2242]

If anyone sees this video, pause it at 7:47 and you'll see the power cord running from Alec Guinness' right sleeve to the bottom of the lightsaber hilt because I'm thinking that there could be a little power pack in the robes that he's wearing.

[@fgeiger41]

Nah. There was absolutely nothing thoughtful or meaningful in the Last Jedi or either of the squeals

[@skspawn]

Thumbs down for Jules 😠😠

[@RichO1701e]

No.2 - we understood the context of Anakin's history with sand vs Padme's. We got it. It's still SHITE, wooden dialogue written by GL. It's still awful.

[@killadiator1014]

I hate the sequels

[@jewishbrucelee7517]

And black people

[@kevinclapson]

I realize it's become the trend to defend Hayden Christiansen as much as possible but part of the reason that whole "sand" line is so historically cringeworthy is his delivery.

[@ghiggs8389]

I feel he catches a LOT of crap for his dialogue delivery throughout both of the movies but I think most people criticizing it fail to consider is that he most likely was trying to mimic James Earl Jones' cadence as Vader.

[@kevinclapson]

@@ghiggs8389 While ultimately poorly executed, if that was the case it would actually make for an interesting approach to the role.

[@ghiggs8389]

@@kevinclapson its the only thing that makes sense to me. I agree with you about the execution.

[@macbox1984]

Please stop referring to the Disney trilogy, 95% of SW fans do not care about them and don't consider the canon.

[@ScooterinAB]

When you buy LucasFilm, you can decide what's canon. In reality, the vast majority of Star Wars fans don't care because they aren't sniveling manbabies. Which is quite funny, considering the target demo for Star Wars is 8-12 year olds.

[@TheMacKosh]

How gatekeepery of you. 95% of the fanbase aren't self entitled toxic fanbabies , more like maybe 5% of you are Fandumb Menace sheep that can't stop crying about the content LUCASFILM are making under Disney. You don't decide canon you clown

[@onimi66616]

Fuck I am so tired of this channel being run by non-fans.