Stop Posting Star Wars Spoilers

[C-Mag]

[SuburbanFarmer]

She does not understand what a Mary Sue is.

[C-Mag]

She does not understand what a Mary Sue is.

No she doesn't, but she does sound very defensive about an internet joke

[nmoore63]

Rey is not the problem with the new Star Wars.

[TheReal_ND]

A fucking junk trader

[C-Mag]

A fucking junk trader

Yeah, how could Han Solo possible be able to fly the Millenium Falcon better than a junk scavenger.

[SuburbanFarmer]

A fucking junk trader

Yeah, how could Han Solo possible be able to fly the Millenium Falcon better than a junk scavenger.

To be fair, it looks like Chewie was the actual pilot the entire time.

[C-Mag]

A fucking junk trader

Yeah, how could Han Solo possible be able to fly the Millenium Falcon better than a junk scavenger.

To be fair, it looks like Chewie was the actual pilot the entire time.

Hey, I just learned the Mary Sue thing, and it's frickin fantastic !
A perfect description of what's happening in film in particular.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

And no warpdrive, no hyperspace, no wormholes, at least nothing short of an epic miraculous event, but in terms of the starships, constant acceleration relativistic, there are space colonies all over, but it takes full time to go from system to system, I'd just have a lot more intra system action, the characters can travel to another system, but that kicks off another chapter, because it's going to take them awhile to get there. The starships will have ultra advanced technology, but not teleportation level shit, and the space battles in space would be bound by the laws of physics, less Top Gun more Master and Commander.

Wait. If your idea is to have the literal God of the Christians figure heavily in your flick, why not just have faster than light travel be instantaneous, and driven entirely by faith?

[Speaker to Animals]

The Return of Jesus set in the 24th century might be cool. The Galactic Empire of Man is ruled by the Antichrist. Just fit the Apocalypse into space opera setting.

Laugh all you want, but consider the money Stephen King made off the Stand miniseries.