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Originally Posted by Ashartus
I enjoyed it, but one thing I find with the new trilogy is everything feels much smaller. Part of that is due to Abrams - the man has no sense of distance or time in anything he's ever done - but in general the scale of the conflict between the First Order and the Resistance feels very small. That doesn't make them bad movies, just a different feel.
I wonder if Abrams will go back on anything that Rian did. Maybe Rey's parents were nothing, but one of them was born on Tatooine, child of the farm girl who provided comfort to that hermit living out beyond the dune sea. I hope he leaves Rey as being unconnected to the previous stories but I think he had different ideas.
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I hope they leave Rey's parents as un-important, I'd also prefer that we leave Obi-Wan as a figment of the past, a man burdened by sadness at the destruction that he had caused by his arrogance and lack of vision, who only found some kind of happiness after his death.
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