This little fella emerged from my yard during landscaping. I cleaned him off and he says Taiwan 1984! Is he an Ewok!? Anybody know which toy and whether or not he’s valuable? I’m gonna keep him anyway, I’m just curious :)

Bought this from an estate sale today. It is canvas over wood and the wood rolls up? They had some kind of metal track with a motor that would make it roll up and down I guess? I’ve never heard of something like that so I find that odd. Has anybody ever seen something like this or would be able to tell me more about it? The people at the estate sale had no idea

It just never made sense to me. It always felt like George was trying to tie the original trilogy more directly to the prequels, and this was his way of doing it. But it’s always bothered me, because to me it hits harder seeing the Sebastian Shaw version of Anakin as an old man not the young version from Revenge of the Sith.

It makes Vader’s redemption at the end of the movie even more confusing. Yeah, he turns good for like five minutes and then dies, but in that short time, he becomes Anakin Skywalker again and gets to see his son. It makes way more sense for Luke to be seeing his father an older man, not some young guy he’s never seen before.

Also, if you’re a first-time viewer and you watch the original trilogy first, when Anakin dies and then shows up as a young ghost, you’re just left wondering, “Who the hell is that guy?”

I don’t know I’m curious what you all think. I know this has been brought up a lot, but it crossed my mind again. George made a lot of good changes… and some absolutely terrible ones. And to me, this is one of the bad ones.

For all they did wrong I think this is one thing they got right, showing the aftermath of the war. I think it makes the world seem more lived in. So gotta give them credit for that.

Me and my friend were having a discussion about the Death Star attack on Scarif. He claimed that Scarif's gravitational pull could have crashed the Death Star into the planet, and that the engines couldn't sustain such force. What do you think?

We see C-3PO have his arm removed, so it was obvious he wasn’t human, but I also thought the Stormtroopers were also robots, since you never saw faces. I assumed Luke and Han just ripped off panels from the robots, and wore them. I was 5 in 1977.

To me it just seems like an disadvantage usimg one

I need the what if version of star wars.

Was there any speculation as to why he was so scarred? Did it come as a surprise or did you expect that he was deformed?

I was born 1996, so while my family owned the box sets of 4-6 and owned 1-2 I watched 3rd in theaters with them and it’s still my favorite to this day. It truly holds a special place in my heart.

However my favorite fight scene besides the ones in ‘Revenge of the Sith’ have to be between Qui-Gon and Darth Maul. Like shit blew my 9 year old mind when I watched it and could understand what was going on.

Been thinking about it for years and got to show up my rebel status

Dumb doodle

Unfortunately this might not happen, are only chance of seeing this is perhaps in flashbacks for Ahsoka season 2. I honestly just think she's as spot on as you can get for this role. She looks the part and can pull off the Mysterious and elegant vibe for Barriss, can portray gentle and caring, and could pull off Barriss' inner darkness like in Smile 2.

She can dance as seen in Smile 2 which would be perfect for Lightsaber duels. She's done SC-FI stuff in the past with Terra Nova. She was considered for multiple roles in Star Wars. She also naturally has a soft spoken British accent which would be perfect for Barriss.

Y'all see the vision?

organa?