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Originally Posted by Mr.Coffee
In a fictional far away place a long long time ago, in which space wizards have dazzled audiences with laser beam gunfights, light sword fights, spaceship laser gun wars, unique looking aliens of all sorts, where these same space wizard use magic to lift space shifts, heavy objects, force other beings to think / believe what they want, come back as ghosts and talk and wave at people, have broken the laws of physics in all previous 8 canon movies, shoot lightning from their hands, been killed and sucked literally out into space and then floated back into a spaceship somehow, have creatures that can live almost 1,000 years, sense when people are close to them or on a nearby ship / planet / plane just by ‘feeling’........ no... no no no no no no we will absolutely NOT ACCEPT hyperspace “skipping” even though every single Star Wars movie to now has had hyperspace travel in it.
It’s just far too unrealistic.
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The movie's own written universe has established that as something that's not possible! It's the first rule of any kind of fiction writing, particularly sci-fi and fantasy -- you have to establish limitations and rules, then you have to play by those rules or it
breaks immersion. Or at least attempt to provide some explanation when you do break the rules. But it never explains why it breaks it's own universe's rules, over and over, and everyone is just supposed to roll with it. "It's a crazy sci-fi world, just roll with it!" was probably written at the top of the writer's board when this trainwreck was written.