The Rebel Alliance is based on Yavin 4, the same moon we saw in A New Hope. Also on Jedah, we saw members of Saw Gerrera’s team playing with Dejarik monsters, just like the holographic one Chewbacca and C-3PO played with on the Millennium Falcon in A New Hope. After bumping into the Rebel heroes, they head to Tatooine, where Obi-Wan Kenobi is going to chop off Ponda’s arm in A New Hope. In Jedha City, Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and Jyn Erso ( Felicity Jones) bump into Ponda Baba (a.k.a.
Star Wars – Mos Eisley cantina Star Wars – Mos Eisley cantina T06:50:06.000Z The older phrase was used in Dark Horse comics’ adaptation of the original Star Wars script, titled The Star Wars. On Jedha, we also hear people say “May the Force of others be with you.” That’s the original version of the now-famous “May the Force be with you” phrase. The Journal of the Whills is now canon thanks to a quote at the opening of the novel adaptation of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Lucas had the idea that the stories in the films were logged in this journal. Whills is a reference to the “Journal of the Whills,” a journal that was referenced in the very first scripts of Star Wars. There, we find out that Chirrut Îmwe ( Donnie Yen) and Baze Malbus (Jiang Wen) were “Guardians of the Whills,” who no longer have anything to guard after a Jedi temple on Jedha was destroyed. In Jedha City, we find two major references to the early scripts for Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope. It's from Star Wars deleted scenes and was compiled by Garret Gilchrist in the hopes of one day getting the complete original… T04:01:24.000Z No, this was smarter humor, which felt (again) more “earned.'The Star Wars' original intended crawl/Luke's introduction From the Third draft of the original Star Wars: 'The Star Wars' or 'The adventures of Luke Starkiller from The Journal of the Whills', also contains the cut scene that introduces Luke Skywalker. We met so many delightful characters - all human except for K-2, whose brand of humor was most welcome, and which stands in stark contrast to the dumb dad-jokes C-3PO made in the latter prequels. It’s fine, even necessary, to use the Imperial March when Vader shows up, but there needs to be more, too. Were there any new musical themes introduced? I don’t recall any. It felt largely repurposed from John Williams’ previous work - and sometimes, that was enough, but it felt like a timid mimicry of greatness. One notable disappointment here was the musical score. The successes are earned at incredible cost. It’s too optimistic, the rebels too successful, for the movie to be called dark it’s weighty. This is why people are calling this a “dark” movie. We saw sacrifices being made over and over for the sake of the Rebellion. The most impressive thing about this film was how real it made the war feel. Rogue One proves you don’t need much lightsaber action at all to make a standout Star Wars movie. The most impressive I had low expectations after the cash-grab disappointment that was The Force Awakens, but Rogue One was a very pleasant surprise. I had low expectations after the cash-grab disappointment that was The Force Awakens, but Rogue One was a very pleasant surprise.
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