Film & TV Star Wars Question

Eric

Well-Known Member
#1
In Star Wars III I found out of Yoda's friendship to the Wookies. How come in Episodes 4, 5, and 6 there seems to be no scene where Yoda or Chewie acknowledge they knew each other from a long time ago? Or did I miss it somewhere?



PS: Yoda PWNED in the movie.
 
#7
Big Easy and fannr1 Yoda and Chewie never meet in the later Episodes.

Yoda is in another system on the planet Dagobah
Chewbacca is in another system with the Rebels

Yoda cannot leave Dagobah because if he does, theres a good chance the Empire will find him and attempt to kill him immediately. (the end of Ep. III reveals all of this, Yoda and Obi-Wan have to go into hiding, like Saddam Hussein)
Chewbacca's planet is later taken over by the Empire, and Chewie actually goes into slavery where he's rescued by Han Solo some 10-12 years later.

Chewie never mentions Yoda, because no one ever mentions Yoda, and even if they did I'm sure he wouldn't give him up, mainly because he doesn't know he's on Dagobah.
Yoda doesn't mention Chewie because there's no need to.
 
#8
I have a better question -
how come at the end of episode II jango fett had his head cutt of by mace wendo, but in episode III Jango fett was clearly seen giving out orders to the troops? no one said that he was a clone so what gives? and if he was a clone, why didnt they bring back darth maul? he'd have dealt with EVERYONE..
 
#9
^^LOL it was clearly said that Jango Fett what the clonie for the clone troopers, remember with the weird silver/grayish 9-10 feet tall alien people on the planet that rained. They told Obi-Wan when he asked.

And Darth Maul got cut in half and fell down this long ass hole, wouldn't you just leave his body there also?
 
#10
Yat he funny thing is svery Q u asked G lucas has it all covered lol... I asked them all and lucas has everything covered.

I think he makes Yoda menchine chewy jus becuz the fans luv chewy and want him 2 be known hes there.
 

7 Syns

Well-Known Member
#11
That Jango Fett look-a-like is actually the future Bobba Fett, it's the lil' kid who Jango took to the side in Episode 2. Clones grow up faster, dude would be some 70 years old however in the later episodes lol..

peace.
 

Rukas

Capo Dei Capi
Staff member
#12
7 Syns said:
That Jango Fett look-a-like is actually the future Bobba Fett, it's the lil' kid who Jango took to the side in Episode 2. Clones grow up faster, dude would be some 70 years old however in the later episodes lol..

peace.

No, they explained in Ep 2 that Jango let himself be cloned on one condition, that they would produce an exact clone of him without any growth acceleration, thats the "son" who becomes Boba Fett, who aged normally. So in the movies he would only be about 10 years older than Luke.

All the troopers had accelerated ageing.
 
#13
Think_ThuGLiFE said:
Yat he funny thing is svery Q u asked G lucas has it all covered lol... I asked them all and lucas has everything covered.

I think he makes Yoda menchine chewy jus becuz the fans luv chewy and want him 2 be known hes there.




I was wrong after watching the old movies again.When you put this in the full context of the story, the story truly fails. Remember in Episode IV when Obi-Wan says he doesn't ever recall owning a droid when R2-D2 gets to him. C-3P0 is there too. Obi-Wan doesn't remember them? There were both only there when Luke and Lea were born not to mention the fact that he fought along side them in Episodes I, II, and III.


Vader is around to see R2-D2 at times. Never sparks a memory for him. R2-D2 went everywhere with Anakin. What Vader does not know the droid he is chasing in Episode IV is the same one he had a a child?

What about R2-D2 flying? Never saw that in the later episodes.

And finally what is up with the Death Star? Luke and Lea were just born and we see at the end of Episode III the Death Star half way built. The Death Star finally goes operational in Episode IV when they both are like 20 years old. So what, it took the clones 20 years to finish that Death Star. Remember Vader goes to the Death Star because they are behind schedule. What? 20 years behind? And what, the Rebel spies are so great it took them 20 years to intercept the plans to the Death Star? But after the Death Star was blown up in Episode IV, it only took like 2 years to rebuild it and get it operational.

In the end, Lucas painted himself into a corner. He knew where he had to get, but he still had to give the people enough of the stuff in Episode IV to make it somehow connect. In the end, though, he just cannot connect the dots.
 
#14
Think_ThuGLiFE said:
I was wrong after watching the <a href="http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=11&k=old%20movies" onmouseover="window.status='old movies'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">old movies</a> again.When you put this in the full context of the story, the story truly fails. Remember in Episode IV when Obi-Wan says he doesn't ever recall owning a droid when R2-D2 gets to him. C-3P0 is there too. Obi-Wan doesn't remember them? There were both only there when Luke and Lea were born not to mention the fact that he fought along side them in Episodes I, II, and III.


Vader is around to see R2-D2 at times. Never sparks a memory for him. R2-D2 went everywhere with Anakin. What Vader does not know the droid he is chasing in Episode IV is the same one he had a a child?

What about R2-D2 flying? Never saw that in the later episodes.

And finally what is up with the Death Star? Luke and Lea were just born and we see at the end of Episode III the Death Star half way built. The Death Star finally goes operational in Episode IV when they both are like 20 years old. So what, it took the clones 20 years to finish that Death Star. Remember Vader goes to the Death Star because they are behind schedule. What? 20 years behind? And what, the Rebel spies are so great it took them 20 years to intercept the plans to the Death Star? But after the Death Star was blown up in Episode IV, it only took like 2 years to rebuild it and get it operational.

In the end, Lucas painted himself into a corner. He knew where he had to get, but he still had to give the people enough of the stuff in Episode IV to make it somehow connect. In the end, though, he just cannot connect the dots.
Well R2-D2 and C-3PO had their memories whiped, and Obi-Wan probably knew this so when he saw R2 and 3P0 he acted like he didn't know them. Or possibly forgot about them because there were thousands even millions of droids around, so why would 2 stick out?

R2-D2 wasn't the one around Anakin has a child, that was 3P0. Also like I sais there were thousands probably even millions of Droids that were around, why would you remember one, especially after getting your legs and left arm chopped off, burned alive, left for dead. Manage to survive and then have to spend the rest of your days in a mechanical suit to live, and then get the news you killed your wife. And then say a few years later "oh shit, R2-D2, man me and him had some good times." No way, man.

R2-D2 Never needed to fly, he wasn't in any situations that required him to go to his last option.

As for the Death Star, I mean I'm sure it took some time to get it built the first time, not 20 years though, I'm gonna watch that again to make sure you're right about that. Also Empire is about 3-5 years after Episode IV.

I'll give you a question that I can't seem to figure out, how the hell is Anakin among the spirits of Obi-Wan & Yoda at then end of ROTJ, did I mis something there?
 
#15
Dogmatic187 said:
Well R2-D2 and C-3PO had their memories whiped, and Obi-Wan probably knew this so when he saw R2 and 3P0 he acted like he didn't know them. Or possibly forgot about them because there were thousands even millions of droids around, so why would 2 stick out?

R2-D2 wasn't the one around Anakin has a child, that was 3P0. Also like I sais there were thousands probably even millions of Droids that were around, why would you remember one, especially after getting your legs and left arm chopped off, burned alive, left for dead. Manage to survive and then have to spend the rest of your days in a mechanical suit to live, and then get the news you killed your wife. And then say a few years later "oh shit, R2-D2, man me and him had some good times." No way, man.

R2-D2 Never needed to fly, he wasn't in any situations that required him to go to his last option.

As for the Death Star, I mean I'm sure it took some time to get it built the first time, not 20 years though, I'm gonna watch that again to make sure you're right about that. Also Empire is about 3-5 years after Episode IV.

I'll give you a question that I can't seem to figure out, how the hell is Anakin among the spirits of Obi-Wan & Yoda at then end of ROTJ, did I mis something there?
Obi Wan does recognize R2-D2 in Ep IV.C-3PO has his memories deleted but not R2...R2 never belong to Obi Wan that's why he said that he never owned a droid...
Darth Vador pka Anakin died in the ROTJ but he killed the Emperor before to pass away so his good side finally won over his dark side...
So I wonder who's really the choosen...?Ani or Luke 'cause that's Ani who kills the Emperor and who finally brings the peace back in the galaxy...
 
#18
Dogmatic187 said:
I'll give you a question that I can't seem to figure out, how the hell is Anakin among the spirits of Obi-Wan & Yoda at then end of ROTJ, did I mis something there?
It does seem very weird... Its like living ur life as a Devil then the last sec u do 1 good deed and u go to heaven. The star wars movie is really a good vs eveil heven vs hell type of story .

It doesnt really make sense that they were 2gether at the end all buddy buddy but hey they were right... ANi did bring peace lol.

Dog. u still have 2 admit that G lucas did not connect every dot.

In the last movie where The Emperor face melted when his Electric blast or w/e was deflected back to him. When he applyed the same force to Luke why didn't his face melt the same way?
 

Preach

Well-Known Member
#19
anakin is the first dark jedi to ever return to the light side.. that has to count for something as far as being a "ghost" goes. in order for a jedi to appear in the afterlife, he must "kill himself" kinda, like obi-wan did. you also see yoda disappearing when he dies. what puzzles me though is that anakin doesn't disappear when he dies, his body if burnt. that is the only thing about the end of return of the jedi that doesnt add up. then again, even though we're used to think of luke as the big jedi, anakin was indeed the "chosen one" in the prophecies. that, too, has to cound for something lol.
 
#20
Think_ThuGLiFE said:
Dog. u still have 2 admit that G lucas did not connect every dot.

In the last movie where The Emperor face melted when his Electric blast or w/e was deflected back to him. When he applyed the same force to Luke why didn't his face melt the same way?
Well I thought about that too, I noticed when the Emperor unleashed the Force Lighting on Sam Jackson... I mean Jules....... whoops I mean Mace Windu he basically blocked it from hitting him with his Lightsaber and I don't think he deflected it, I think he absorbed it and since the Emperor was using all of his powers at the time, and it was just being absorbed by Mace's saber, it just fucked his face up. Remember in AOTC, Count Dooku unleashed some Force Lighting as well on Obi-Wan and he also abosrbed it with his Lightsaber. Well ROTJ is a good 26-28 years after ROTS so I'm sure the Emperor is alot more stronger than he was then, also Luke wasn't abosorbing it with a lightsaber, he was getting it full force.
 

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