All Star Wars

[SM]

Just like Aunt Beru used to make.

[Immortan Jonesy]

Indeed! 👉👈

Speaking of food, I wonder if Luke managed to try Fried Endorian Tip Yip, when they were celebrating the fall of the Empire at the end of ROTJ.

The protein is made from a chicken-like creature from Endor.

▶️ Fried Endorian Tip-Yip

However...the barbecue was so massive, legends says there wasn't enough Tip-yip meat to feed everyone at the banquet

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[E. Shaw]

Palps moves down unnatural pathways.

One of few elements I like about The Rise of Skywalker is Palpatine, his throne, the Sith spirits, and Exegol itself. I think Giger would have digged it.

The issue for me was how they brought Palpatine back. I mean just commit to Dark Empire if you are gonna bring him back.

[SM]

The concept is fine. The problem was making Oscar Isaac deliver that line and dropping it in at the last second.

[BlueMarsalis79]

You dig too much young one.

[Local Trouble]

The concept is fine. The problem was making Oscar Isaac deliver that line and dropping it in at the last second.

Lampshading it was a mistake.  The audience deserved an explanation, but one of the sequel trilogy's biggest problems was always a failure to coherently bridge the gap between the OT and itself.

The state of the galaxy in TFA, from the very beginning, was a WTF that I still wish they'd explain with some sort of Clone Wars-style series, but it seems like they feel there's no demand for such a thing.

[E. Shaw]

You dig too much young one.

Haha does that make me a spade? Maybe I am David Spade.

[Kradan]

In fact, I have no idea what I'm even talking about right now. Star what?

Eh, don't bother with it, some shitty space B-movies from the 80s directed by a bunch of hack frauds, nobody remembers them now. I mean, they're so cheap, they even pretend trash can is a robot

[Wweyland]

The concept is fine. The problem was making Oscar Isaac deliver that line and dropping it in at the last second.

Lampshading it was a mistake.  The audience deserved an explanation, but one of the sequel trilogy's biggest problems was always a failure to coherently bridge the gap between the OT and itself.

The state of the galaxy in TFA, from the very beginning, was a WTF that I still wish they'd explain with some sort of Clone Wars-style series, but it seems like they feel there's no demand for such a thing.

They also failed to bridge the gaps between the three movies themselves. The two directors constantly kept things going in different directions.

[TilotnyWorshiper28]

lets not redrudge up the problems with the sequels that we all know.

[Immortan Jonesy]

Found on Facebook

[Kradan]

lets not redrudge up the problems with the sequels that we all know.

[BlueMarsalis79]

Found on Facebook.

Coomer brained. Awful.

[Kradan]

Found on Facebook.

Coomer brained. Awful.

Googled what "coomer" is

Oh

[Local Trouble]

lets not redrudge up the problems with the sequels that we all know.

<Tarkin>But don't worry, we will deal with The Acolyte soon enough.</Tarkin>