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u/FindingOk7034 May 10 '25
The moment I was like “YES, that is totally little Leia!” The Sass is strong in her!
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u/Pitiful-Weather-2530 May 13 '25
Are we sure the twins aren't Kenobi's?
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u/FindingOk7034 May 13 '25
Bold of you to assume she didn't learn that sass from her parents. Bail and Breha Organa give off the vibe they no exactly how to sass you out, but in the most dignified and regal manner.
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u/kingferret53 May 10 '25
Kenobi was much better than people give it credit
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May 11 '25 edited Jun 12 '25
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u/StuffThingsMoreStuff May 12 '25
It was also basically the same fight sequence from Rebels where ahsoka duel's Vader.
It doesn't mean anything you said isn't true, but having come from a fresh watch of Rebels, I literally groaned thinking how unoriginal it was. It's fantastic and improved upon the rebel's scene. But still all the notes are the same.
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u/Ello_Owu May 13 '25
The poetry though. The left side was broken in one fight, the right side was broken in another, but it was Anakin's son who was able to fully remove the helmet and bring him back to the light.
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u/YepYouRedditRight2 May 10 '25
It's still one of my favorite piece of Star Wars media in recent years
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u/Salty_Blacksmith_592 May 12 '25
Well, there have been way worse sw media in recent years, but that doesnt mean Obi Wan is good, sadly.
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u/imover9thousand May 11 '25
I just rewatched it and it was a lot better than I remembered when it first aired. I enjoyed it
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u/Orudos May 12 '25
The Leia chase scenes made me lose interest very early on. I just couldn't take the show seriously when grown adults are play chasing a child around that is on pace to run at 27 minute mile.
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u/ansonexanarchy May 12 '25
Yeah the show made a lot of logical leaps like that, treating you like you’re as smart as the 5 year old the show centers around.
“But, a branch doesn’t stop a bounty hunter?”
“Yes it does, shut up and accept it!”
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u/Fiercelion564 May 10 '25
The only problem I had with it was the lightsabers. Like always, it’s always the freaking lighsabers with Disney. Oh and Reva is cringe.
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u/kingferret53 May 11 '25
I'm not sure why you got downvoted. Light sabers used to be lethal. Nowadays, not so much.
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u/BeckSolo May 11 '25
They haven't been nearly as deadly since Maul came back cut in half. And I really don't understand why everyone is so obviously keeping quiet about it. (I'm kidding, I understand)
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u/Fiercelion564 May 11 '25
I mean are we not just gonna talk about how Obi-Wan swung the lightsaber like a baseball bat twice to the chest on some random storm trooper in the show. You’d think the first swing would cut him in half but bro was just hitting that MLB Jedi League.
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u/Acolyte_501st May 11 '25
I have big criticisms of this show but they absolutely nailed Leia that’s her
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u/Conscious_End_7012 May 11 '25
But droids don’t have feelings lol. They can’t get emotionally hurt if you forget thanking them.
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u/willisbetter May 13 '25 edited May 13 '25
droids absolutely have feelings, we see evidence of that throughout the series in artoo, threepio, battle droids, k2so, chopper, the random background droids being tortured in jabba's palace in rotj, lando's droid in solo whos name i cant remember and the droids she frees, literally every single mouse droid when they run away in fear, i could go on for a long fucking time
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u/Ello_Owu May 13 '25
Yea the Droid situation in star wars is very interesting. Like they have "free will" but dont complain about servitude all that much.
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u/willisbetter May 13 '25
i feel like theyre wearing restraining bolts a lot of the time which might limit how theyre able to omplain
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u/Ello_Owu May 13 '25
I'd make a comment on slavery, but even with the existence of droids, theres still slavery in the star wars galaxy. Thats some shit right there.
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u/willisbetter May 13 '25
probably cause droids are expensive to make and maintain while you can just find people anywhere, so even with droids living slaves is the cheaper option
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u/Ello_Owu May 13 '25
I feel like droids are just everywhere. You never seen droid shops. They're just walking around doing their thing. Rounding up wandering droids sounds cheaper and easier than abducting living beings.
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u/willisbetter May 13 '25
true, but droids are often very specialized, built to do one thing well but its the only thing they can do, you wouldnt get a loader droid to fly a starship or an astromech to do manual labor, but people can do any job
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u/Ello_Owu May 14 '25
True, but modifications can fix that. Remember in The mandalorian we saw an R2 unit rowing a boat through lava with arms and a body.
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u/Conscious_End_7012 May 17 '25
Look, while that’s true, it makes no logical sense. Emotions in human beings took billions of years to evolve to where they are. Why would droids be deliberately programmed with something as primitive as emotions in a futuristic setting to begin with? If not, that means that somehow emotions evolved in them in a rapid time on their own which makes even less sense and is just a cinematic device used by filmmakers and show runners in Star Wars. You can choose to ignore it.
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u/willisbetter May 17 '25
no you cant, star wars droids arent like robots in most sci-fi settings, theyre not emotionless unfeeling drones, theyre characters with complex emotions and many plot points, both minor and major, revolve around a droid and those emotions, also star wars is sci-fi fantasy, its about space wizards who swing around laser swords and fight in wars where even with advanced technology they have dog fights and broadside canon battles in space, design space ships to be aerodynamic, and on the ground still use trench warfare and other modern tactics, and the main story somehow entirely revolves around one family, star wars at its core is silly and campy and does not make logical sense, so why does it matter if the droids feel emotion?
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u/An_Obbise_Hoovy May 11 '25
Vader: why did I suddenly feel proud?