>they still use hard drives in this futuristic wonderland
why didnt the empire just degauss the whole area?
They still use hard drives in this futuristic wonderland
Nicholas Jackson
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Jacob Gonzalez
Shut up, nerd
Asher Perry
Future? It was a long time ago...
Jason Martinez
It was actually hell
Noah Morales
kek
Robert Nguyen
It's an alternate reality future, where Trump lose.
Jaxson Ward
why don't they have super intelligent AI that automates all work and takes care of (and/or exterminates) all life?
Aaron Ward
lel
Adrian Moore
This. Gauss hadn't even been born yet.
Easton Hall
Also, Cassion's ship should've been destroyed when they entered hyperspace in Jehda's atmosphere!
Matthew Parker
They can upload the plans to the cruiser but the cruiser can't send copies? Why is there only one copy if instead of sneaking it out you're blasting it through a sky gate?
James Powell
Their data plan was basic.
There are too many logic holds in the movie so don't even start.
for example why did they have to manually operate the drive arm selector thing?
it's silly.
Benjamin Powell
Which part of the movie was this? I thought they got the hard drive out of the big machine inside and then she brought it up and put it in the tower so the ships outside could see the plans?
Why is she running with it on the sand?
Jeremiah Bailey
scene that was cut.
Jaxon Butler
Serious? Where's this pic from?
Jose Scott
when the movie came out it did not have wireless stuff
Brandon Sullivan
Trailers. There is a lot of lines in the trailers that were also unused. Just give any of them a watch
Nicholas Bailey
Pretty sure there's a line of dialogue that explains that.
Jaxson Scott
A teaser
vimeo.com
Asher Scott
if star wars is set in the future, why are there still white people
really makes you think
Dylan Martinez
>set in the future
>a long time ago in a galaxy far far away
Logan Jackson
black people turn white once in space. you need white skin in an area were there is little to no sun.
Dominic Russell
A galaxy far away is actually hell and it's full of white devils.
Jackson Bennett
Thanks.
I wonder what their angle was with them running through the sand like that.
Sebastian Perry
I had really high hopes that the prequels wouldve dealt with this, and in a way similar to the 'Dune' backstory.
That the droids were individuals, unarmed and made with fear and pain emotions, and not as a system wide AI, because of some past war/competition type thing against the force
Liam Gray
They're on a capped plan