Can we at least agree that his death scene, with the binary suns, was pottery kino?
Can we at least agree that his death scene, with the binary suns, was pottery kino?
Evan Fisher
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Luis Jenkins
>sidequest storyline in the middle of a trilogy
THEY DID MY BOY DIRTY
Ian Flores
Nope
Blake Peterson
>its been a month
>you faggots are STILL posting capeshit
Carson Allen
Fuck off Mouse
Wyatt Edwards
>context of the scene, and the architecture of the scene itself, is building to The Return of Luke Skywalker, Jedi Master
>after composing himself from his exertion projecting his mind across the galaxy, Luke is calm, resolved, determined
>he understands his role in the story again, he understands that he still has a part to play in the Force
>pops like a soap bubble
Was it Rian's call or Kennedy's?
Ryan Clark
No. Why would Luke look back fondly at a time when he fucking hated the desert planet he was on and wanted nothing more than to escape? Wouldn't seeing twin suns again make him realize how he'd wasted his adult life the same way he'd wasted his youth: hiding on a desolate planet? Wouldn't that be a horrible feeling to have when dying?
Landon Peterson
wasn't it kind of convenient that that planet also just happened to have two suns?
Elijah Lopez
Did the planet have two suns or was he imagining it?
Bentley Bailey
Wasn't it kind of convenient that Luke had a previously unknown power that allowed him to project a younger image of himself across the galaxy to make it easier for the production team to kill him without telling anyone?