Ben was towering over Rey and about to land a potentially fatal blow to her before he was distracted by Leia, like Luke was in ROTJ after subduing Vader and being distracted by Mr. Palpatine laughing. I never realized this until a rewatch.
Hello, I am 24 live in North Carolina and my mother passed away a month ago. She had no spouse and I am an only child. I am very new to this estate/probate process. I am thinking of getting a consultation with a probate lawyer to help me, but can someone very simply tell me all the terms I should know, plus any general advice.
She had no will, so I went to Clerk of Court in my county and opened her estate and started the administrator process. I especially need help with knowing what to file in the inventory and whatnot. What can/should I do with the estate account, what can I not do with it? Thank you.
Alright let’s hear it, does TROS do anything nicely? I’m going to try to give it a shot. I think this film nicely settles many arcs in subtle ways. In TPM, Anakin says the biggest problem in the universe is that nobody helps each other; then you have a fleet of regular people in the universe standing up to Palpatine one last time here in the last movie. Luke lifting his X-Wing after 40 years, Han and Bens final scene, etc.
Also this movie has peak C3PO.
I think the obvious answer is the visuals, but I would like to hear some other interesting ones as well. I think this movie probably introduced more interesting ways to use the Force more than any SW movie outside of the original.
These got taken down on the main SW sub, so I wanna direct the question here. What do you guys think is the thing TFA does best? I can name a few things, the pacing is the best. The movie is action packed without feeling like too much. The aerial dogfights are also my favorite in the series. I also wholeheartedly believe this movie has peak Han Solo, he is at his funniest here and has his best lines in this one. And possibly its the most fun, lighthearted SW movie to date.