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Maybe that's why they call it The Force?
STAR WARS: Obi-Wan Stand Alone Movie
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Maybe that's why they call it The Force?
GasparZizou
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Only SW movie worth looking forward to.
But knowing Disney, they're going to **** it up real nice to appeal to SW non-fans.
But knowing Disney, they're going to **** it up real nice to appeal to SW non-fans.
Impossible.
Vader says "When I left you I was but the learner, now I am the master"... implied he hasn't seen Ben since his fall.
Vader might be in it, but he'll have as much interaction with Obi-Wan as he did with Leia in RO.
Agreed. Vader may have a cameo or small part but I highly doubt Obi-Wan and Vader will interact.
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I actually hope Vader wouldn't be in this movie at all, unless in flashbacks where Kenobi is thinking about what he done on Mustafar.
Personally I would like to see a brand new antagonist for Obi-Wan to go up against.
I would like to see Hayden/Anakin show up but only in Obi-wan's nightmares haunting him for his failures as a mentor and friend (showing up as different versions of Anakin i.e. Padawan (EP2). Friend (EP3) and crispy mustafar Ani).
Obi-wan must be living with some form of PTSD at this point as well. He had to brutally put down his best friend who he believes he failed (so he absorbs the blame for it). The jedi (essentially his family) are gone and many of them killed by his friend. The galaxy is ruled by the galactic empire rather than the republic which he fought to protect throughout his life. He lost everything and he has to live out his days in hiding. He should be more depressed than TLJ Luke. If anyone was going to cut themselves off from the force it should be post ep3 Obi-wan.
Hopefully the movie could be something much smaller in scale like the first 2/3s of Logan. Depicting a broken obi-wan finding his way again (perhaps without the force) and making peace with his own failures and perhaps finding hope again.
It would be interesting if he was cut off from the force only seeing Anakin flashbacks but when he allowed it back in he was able to communicate with Qui-gon again or dare I say it even force skype with Yoda.
Obi-wan must be living with some form of PTSD at this point as well. He had to brutally put down his best friend who he believes he failed (so he absorbs the blame for it). The jedi (essentially his family) are gone and many of them killed by his friend. The galaxy is ruled by the galactic empire rather than the republic which he fought to protect throughout his life. He lost everything and he has to live out his days in hiding. He should be more depressed than TLJ Luke. If anyone was going to cut themselves off from the force it should be post ep3 Obi-wan.
Hopefully the movie could be something much smaller in scale like the first 2/3s of Logan. Depicting a broken obi-wan finding his way again (perhaps without the force) and making peace with his own failures and perhaps finding hope again.
It would be interesting if he was cut off from the force only seeing Anakin flashbacks but when he allowed it back in he was able to communicate with Qui-gon again or dare I say it even force skype with Yoda.
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I'd love for him to start doing bad things but are good in his mind, from a certain point of view.
YES!!! This 100 times.
Something fresh. Something new. No Fett, no Hutt, no Vader, no Emperor... I don't mind seeing them on occasion. On occasion.
Like they did with Cad Bane, I hope they create a new enemy worthy of Kenobi. I would be OK with Vader hiring this person to hunt him down or something; an assassin type. I'm sure Vader knows Kenobi is alive and hiding somewhere so his interest in finding him would probably be logical given his condition. It could be like his private pet project while serving the Emperor.
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Cad Bane ? I thought you said Clone Wars was for kids 
Cad Bane ? I thought you said Clone Wars was for kids
It is. But I liked his design for the most part. They pushed him so much even I could not avoid knowing about him.
I could see this being decent if they picked Gavin O'Connor to direct. He directed The Accountant and Jane Got A Gun, the latter being a Western starring *three* prequel alumni; McGregor, Portman, and Joel Edgerton.
Bringing back Edgerton as a younger Owen Lars might make for a really cool reunion and could allow for a story that further indicates just why Owen thinks Ben is a "crazy old man."
Bringing back Edgerton as a younger Owen Lars might make for a really cool reunion and could allow for a story that further indicates just why Owen thinks Ben is a "crazy old man."
For some reason I hadn't even thought of that. Yeah that'd be great. The prequels' didn't touch it, the most notable scene in the OT that gave us information referring back to the PT era and an entire trilogy managed to ignore most (if not all) of it.
If we see Owen, now you've got to wonder if they will have the balls to include kid Luke 
(with the same haircut as Jake Lloyd)
Maybe just in the distance like they did in Rebels. But I'd give anything for an annoying kid Luke scene just to hear the cries of the PT haters that haven't yet realized how whiny Luke was originally
(with the same haircut as Jake Lloyd)Maybe just in the distance like they did in Rebels. But I'd give anything for an annoying kid Luke scene just to hear the cries of the PT haters that haven't yet realized how whiny Luke was originally
rushmore223
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Cad Bane... Meh.
I'm all for something new. Whoever comes against Obi Wan has to die anyway, since the Empire never found him or Luke on Tatooine.
I'm all for something new. Whoever comes against Obi Wan has to die anyway, since the Empire never found him or Luke on Tatooine.
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