Into the garbage chute, fly boy.

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[kylorenisshredded]

Bruh

[writing-prompt-s]

The person who grew up expecting to be the “chosen one” learns that they are meant to destroy the world, not save it.

[helz-belz]

[kylorenisshredded]

Force Ghost Anakin: I sense something.

Force Ghost Anakin: It must be my grandson FUCKING SHIT UP.

[aemondstark]

[fysw]

“The thing about Snoke is that he is extremely strong with the Force, the dark side of the Force. He’s terribly powerful, of course. But he is also a very vulnerable and wounded character,” Serkis says. “He has suffered and he has suffered injury. The way that his malevolence comes out is in reaction to that. His hatred of the Resistance is fueled by what’s happened to him personally. You witness his physicality,” Serkis says. “His body is kind of twisted up like a corkscrew, and so he has limited movement. His aggression and his anger is contained and restricted by that physicality.”

Perhaps because he does suffer so much, Snoke also makes a point to indulge in the comfort and riches that power bestows. Unlike Emperor Palpatine, who was draped in the relatively humble black robe of a Sith monk, Snoke wraps himself in the kind of shimmering gold usually seen in the palaces of dictators or Las Vegas entertainers. Revenge is only part of his motivation; greed is another. “Oh, absolutely. He’s slightly oligarch,” Serkis says. “You know, he’s not afraid of showing his fineries. There is a luxury that’s native to him. You can see it in his throne room, and his scarlet-armored Praetorian Guard. The way that his court is presented, he’s very totalitarian in that way and flamboyant,” Serkis says. “He enjoys that theatricality, I think.”[x]

[spacelatinxs]

[kylorenisshredded]

The Jedi Council: Anakin what are you doing right now?

Anakin Skywalker: About to have my day ruined with whatever you're about to ask me to do.

[just-shower-thoughts]

The empire never referred to it as the death star, they always said battle station. The term death star is nothing more than rebel scum propaganda.

[carol-danverse]

[betterbemeta]

C-3PO makes me laugh because you have to remember he was assembled by a child out of things from a scrap heap. Everything about him makes sense if you bear that in mind. Anakin wanted a droid who could help his mother, but the only AI package he could find was one somebody threw out for being too fussy. The combination of tweaking to give him a worried/caring personality makes him constantly anxious. A protocol droid comes with a fair amount of language packages, but why stop there? Somebody threw out like, three different galactic language dictionaries because they weren’t the recent edition. Just load ‘em all up. all of them, even the packs that contain things like ewok and a thousand variants of different manufacturers’ droid codecs. don’t add half the other requirements most legal protocol droids have included at the factory like emergency wipe protocols or shutdown failsafes, or programmed obsolescence. Build that sucker out of non-commercial materials that are already over a hundred years old and still good, tweak it to withstand tatooine of all places.

so now you have this droid that is over thirty years old and it could never be obsolete because it was never manufactured by anybody but a kid on a sand ball somewhere, it’s never running down because it was built to last on tatooine and there’s nothing programmed in to try and urge you to buy the latest model because there is no latest model. 3P0 is simultaneously totally useless yet hyper functional because he was not made according to any specs except “the best most toughest things possible to help my mom for a long long time on a hot desert planet”

[whoopsrobots]

Invincible multilingual anxiety bot here to wreck your capitalist droid ideals

[honey-bee-kid-and-starwars-stuff]

star wars blog following spree!

hey this a new star wars blog and i’m looking for other star wars blogs to follow

please like or reblog this if you’re a star wars blog so i can follow you!

i’ll follow you from my main tho (honey-bee-kid)

[brucebanners-deactivated2019042]

[forcearama]

The Simpsons, Season 6, Episode 12: Homer the Great

[kylorenisshredded]

Krennic: will you fight on the battle field?

Vader: where is the battle taking place?

Krennic: it's on a beach

Vader: yeah fuck that

[sarah531-deactivated20180901]

I tell ya I freaking love how the prequel trio’s interactions with the Arena Beasts in Attack of the Clones symbolise what’s to come for each of them-

Anakin gets an angry, vicious monster which he eventually tames:

Obi-Wan runs away from his:

And Padme’s beast is killed by Anakin’s:

[hashtagloveloses]

ANAKIN DIDN’T KILL PADME FOR THE LOVE OF GOD

[lizziesolsen-deactivated2017060]

The Clone Wars “The Jedi Who Knew Too Much” // The Empire Strikes Back

[lizzy-bennet]

Deleted Tosche Station scene from A New Hope

[brendanadkins]

uh

[leupagus]

OK I have like mutliple questions

a) who dis

2) why does he look like mustacheod Mads Mikkelson

III) what is happen

?) ARE THEY BOYFRIENDS?????

[ohgodshesloose]

AHEM! *dons his lore cape*

This is Biggs Darklighter, Luke’s best buddy growing up on Tatooine. There was a big chunk of story cut from A New Hope where Luke looks up at the sky, sees the Star Destroyer and Princess Leia’s ship shooting at each other in orbit, and jumps in his landspeeder to tell his friends like an excited puppy.

He arrives at Tosche Station (from the infamous line “But I was gonna go to Tosche Station to pick up some power converters!”) and is surprised to find Biggs there, who had just gotten his certification from the Imperial Academy (mentioned in the line “That’s what you said when Biggs and Tank left” when Luke was trying to coax Uncle Owen into applying). Luke drags everyone outside to look but by that time the two ships have stopped shooting, so they write it off as Excitable Dumbass Luke getting his dumb hopes up again and go back inside.

It’s worth noting that Biggs takes the first look through Luke’s binoculars and says it’s probably just a freighter refueling. Having been to the Imperial Academy he’d know damn well what a Star Destroyer looks like and that having one in orbit over Tatooine means Srs Bsns is afoot. But he doesn’t mention this and lies, probably in an effort to keep Luke from going “ZOMG ADVENTURE!” and trying to get involved.

When everyone else inside, Biggs and Luke go for a walk and Biggs lets Luke in on a secret: he and a bunch of other Academy grads are going to mutiny and defect to the Rebel Alliance the first chance they get. Luke basically goes “GEE WHIZ!” and Biggs shuts him up. He explains that this is stupidly dangerous and is going to make him a wanted man if he survives, so this is the last time the two are probably ever going to see each other. Luke still doesn’t Get It yet and is mostly envious of all the excitement and adventure Biggs is about to embark on.

Fast forward past: Luke discovering real and innocent people get murdered by the Empire (courtesy of Uncle Owen & Aunt Beru’s smoking remains), finding out that dashing rogues can really just be selfish, trigger-happy assholes thanks to Han Solo, and watching the man who opened his eyes to a bigger universe get killed by the monster who Luke thinks murdered his father. His boyish naivety has taken quite the beating. But as he gears up to help attack the Death Star, who should he run into but his best buddy Biggs! How bad can war be when your best friend is at your side?

… oh.

Biggs gave his life to protect Luke, physically blocking Vader from shooting his best friend for as long as he possibly could. Between that, the reassuring words of Obi-Wan, and the timely return of Han (who Chewie threatened to tear the arms off of if they didn’t go back), Luke learned a critical truth: the universe was a lot darker than he ever realized, but no matter what there is always hope.

[oldmanyellsatcloud]

Wow, that actually adds a TON of emotional depth to that sacrifice, too. I never knew that.

[thehappyfangirl]

reblogging for this amazing commentary

[ooksaidthelibrarian]

There is something to be said for reading the novelisations of the movies because those were written after the scripts and contain those deleted scenes.

[sailor-arashi]

One of the reasons it’s cut is because it destroys the pacing of the opening (it comes interspersed into the opening action which is one of the most perfectly edited sequences ever without it) and because Biggs himself causes huge problems with the timeline as written.

In this scene Biggs tells Luke that he’s going to go AWOL at the first opportunity and join the Rebellion. This is why Luke is so excited when Threepio mentions the Rebellion later, btw. The problem is that this scene takes place basically three days before Luke himself leaves the planet. So in the same space of time that it takes Luke to rescue Leia from the Death Star, Biggs has shipped out, mutinied, found a Rebel recruiter, joined their starfighter squadron, proven himself trustworthy enough to be assigned to their top secret main HQ, and gotten enough of a reputation to convince the squadron leader to let Luke fly with them.

He’s had an even busier week than Luke has!

[itswalky]

but look at that mustache

with a mustache like that, i can believe he can do anything in any time he wants