>daily reminder that TFA is not canon
Before you redditfags begin jumping in and hurling shit at me, let me explain. The whole point of the Star Wars series is that Anakin Skywalker ended up fulfilling his prophecy after all. Literally every movie in the series leads up to this. At the end of the third movie you think that the prophecy was all bullshit and all because he didn't kill Palpatine when he could. Then he meets his son and realizes he's still good after all and sacrifices himself to kill the emperor. Also, Luke, since he is a Skywalker, was the last potential sith but he overcame it by not killing his defenseless father. THE END, that's the point, the prophecy was fulfilled, Anakin the Chosen One brought an end to the dark side of the Force, there are no more Sith, THE END. There hardly are Jedi any, just Luke. The Force realized it was causing all of the problems in the galaxy and so fixed itself by creating Anakin Skywalker. It manufactured the rise of Palpatine to get rid of the Jedi and then manufactured Luke to get rid of the Sith. THE END.
Then The Meme Awakens and Jar Jar Abrams decides to completely ruin the entire point of the fucking series by creating two more sith and completely reintroducing the Force. Also other shit characters. REEEEEEE
>>64090653
You are now aware that you live in a world, a terrifying world, where there are people right this moment who use terms such as "canon" and "cinematic universe" when talking about films and television shows.
A terrifying world where imagined characters on a screen are required, according to those who discuss them, to adhere to "ground rules" set out by the creators of said-characters. A terrifying world where those that discuss these characters and their actions, are actually enraged if said-characters deviate from the mannerisms expected of them, the mannerisms that may have initially been set in the pages of a comic book.
Think about that. A comic book. For children. Yes, pictures and words on the same page, which are meant to be read by children, that are actually read by adults who then bicker and express their frustration at film-translations of these comic books not being "faithful". Faithful to a comic book. That's supposed to be read by young children.
This is your world. This is the world of capeshit. Terrifying, isn't it?
>>64090698
Hi Ian
>>64090653
Cool. Now all you have to do is save up a few billion dollars and buy the rights from Disney. Then I'll be inclined to believe you.
It's not canon because no limbs were dismembered and there were no wipes.
>>64090698
Your post
>>64090944
There were Tons of wipes. And that one monster in Hans ship got its limbs shut off
>>64090653
>the force is a conscious entity
No, it's not.
>the force created Anakin
No, that was Palpatine or someone connected to him
/thread
>>64090653
Hello /tv/edditumbler
good post
>>64091001
>>64091030
bonjour reddit
>>64091141
Hasta la vista reddit!
>>64090653
"The whole point of the Star Wars series is that Anakin Skywalker ended up fulfilling his prophecy after all"
The whole point of the Star Wars series is that the original movies were made without any sensibility towards "the tragedy of Darth Vader", and that even Lucas himself rejected this idea when starting writing treatments for Ep. VII-IX before selling the franchise to Disney. THE END.
Then this stupid OP decided to completely ruin our day by writting some bullshit. Also other shit Special Edition revisionism. REEEEEEE.
>>64090653
George your drunk. Go home.
>>64091001
It is heavily implied that Plagueis created Anakin.
I don't mind the plot. People complain about a lack of worldbuilding but there are plenty of mysteries surrounding Snoke, Luke, Rey's background, the Knights of Ren, Maz, Captain Phasma, and Poe that I think a there's a good deal this trilogy will add to the lore. It's just hard to do much because the prequels were so expository that not a lot is left up to interpretation.
>>64090653
were there any sith in this movie?
1977
>The whole point of Star Wars is realizing one's inner potential and using it to confront the big bad.
1983
>The whole point of Star Wars is realizing that your dark past and inner demons don't define you.
2005
>The whole point of Star Wars is realizing that case and circumstance can lead to disastrous outcomes, but that redemption is never out of the question.
2015
>The whole point of Star Wars is realizing that evil never ceases to encroach on good, and that order must be fought for cyclically and constantly.
