Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens *SPOILER ALERT*

[Jetthebinturong]

I really want Chewie to be the one to kill Kylo Ren. I would say Leia, but I don't think she could bring herself to kill her own son.

[Wylder Treejumper]

Who says Kylo Ren dies? Perhaps he's one of those few who come back from the Dark Side. Though with a face like that, I'm kinda hoping he dies...

[Jetthebinturong]

I'm sorry but he killed Han. If Chewie doesn't kill him, I will feel cheated.

[Wylder Treejumper]

Eh, I don't care, as long as he dies a sufficiently pathetic death. Really, a villain throwing temper tantrums like that? Severely cuts the shock and awe factor. I know Darth Vader is a lot to live up to, but surely they could have come up with something better.

[Gonff the Mousethief]

Kylo seemed just, messed up. He was so angry, that he could not control it at all, making him careless and full of mistakes. His anger in turn made him an incredible strong force user. And oh, Chewie better kill him, or else...

[Wylder Treejumper]

Incredibly strong force user? How'd he get overpowered by an untrained 19 year-old girl, then? Even non force-sensitive Finn was able to put up a fight- albeit not much of one.

[Rusvul]

   I like that they have a childish, unattractive villain. Star Wars has had lots of brilliant masterminds (Palpatine, especially) and handsome actors/actresses. Breaking the mold isn't necessarily a bad thing.

[Maudie]

I don't like Kilo Ren. Especially how he's a Darth Vader wannabe. "Oh, I'm gonna wear a mask because Darth Vader wore a mask." "Oh, I'm so scared I'm never gonna be like Darth Vader." "Oh, I'm just going to ignore that Darth Vader defected to the light side before he died."
Also, He has the face of a spoiled child.

On the other hand, I do like Rey and Fin, although the whole "Stormtrooper has feelings" thing is kind of cheesy. But they were good, if rather forgettable characters.

It was different, but good different. It was in keeping with the spirit of the originals, but easier to get into because the world (or galaxy) is firmly established. You are already acquainted with the world, so the story and characters are more of a main focus than the weirdness of the setting.

[Jetthebinturong]

Stormtroopers are normal people. If they didn't have feelings, I'd be disturbed.

[Rusvul]

   Well, normal people with extensive programming and conditioning, no? My understanding is that they've been brainwashed and his conditioning was wearing off.

[Hickory]

Gods, spoilers people!

[Wylder Treejumper]

*Added poll*

[LT Sandpaw]

I was kinda disappointed to how they almost copied episode four, and they brought back the whole. "A giant super weapon that can destroy planets!" thing. But I think that might have just been a nod to the first movie, and from now on their going to be original. I hope.

Ooh I also saw this video that said Ray may in-fact be Luke's clone (Who somehow came out a girl) But it would explain why Luke's lightsaber called for her, and how Whatsherface had seen Ray's eyes before. She could see Luke's eyes in Ray, which would be a pretty neat twist if you ask me.

Thoughts?

[Wylder Treejumper]

Clone? I doubt it. I mean, she had a childhood and all that. Besides, it would be genetically impossible to have a clone of the opposite gender. Now, my theory is that she is Luke's daughter. The Force is strong in his family. And, after all, the lightsaber was Luke's, and his father's before him... it would make sense for it thus to pass to his daughter.

Also, it's fairly common for someone to say, "She has her father's eyes," for example.

[Groddil]

Stormtroopers are normal people. If they didn't have feelings, I'd be disturbed.

At least as of this movie, anyway. The Rebels probably destroyed the cloning facility on Kamino, which would mean they'd have to start recruiting normal people.

^Poll

What's so bad about Jar-Jar?

I am going to get so much hate for this.