Why do people hate Rey : r/StarWars - Reddit
By that I mean that she lacks classic hero journey element, and in movie series like Star Wars, wich is basically adventure-fantasy movie in space is very important. Like, this is a whole clue of Star Wars franchise, or at least movies. Rey, for the …
No, Rey's Star Wars Movie Hasn't Been Delayed (Gizmondo & io9)
You can take that latest Star Wars rumor and throw it in the sarlacc pit. Earlier this week, rumors surfaced that the upcoming Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy Star Wars film featuring the return of Daisy Ridley as Rey had been delayed indefinitely.
Are people genuinely excited to see Rey again? : r/StarWars - Reddit
Im sure we will see Mark Hamil and other force ghost guiding her through it all. I am honestly surprised so many people are applauding her return after the general dislike for the sequels. Rey is just such a mediocre character in the whole of Star Wars that building the future of this franchise around her is an odd decision.
So what should Rey have said? : r/StarWars - Reddit
2023年2月14日 · The theme in TLJ that Rey was a nobody who needed to let go of her past and forge her own identity really spoke to me as an outcast teen at the time. Not to mention that having a random person from a random planet being the main opponent to the Skywalker descendant (Kylo) was a much more interesting plot, similar to how Anakin was a nobody from ...
Someone explain why Rey is so hated as a character. I just don
The sequels have a big problem with explaining far too little in favour of driving forwards to the next big action sequence. Rey is not as big of problem with these films as this. TFA should've been used as a way to explain a lot of backstory to what the heck has been going on in the Star Wars galaxy these last 30 years.
Why does everyone hate Rey? : r/StarWars - Reddit
Star Wars created a space in the movie and merchandising industry that all sorts of other people now occupy. A lot of fans seem to think that Star Wars should always be as popular as in the 80s or whenever the first film of a new trilogy comes out.
Why Rey is a terrible character. : r/StarWars - Reddit
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Rey is definitely NOT a Mary Sue. : r/StarWarsCantina - Reddit
2021年8月5日 · The Empire, in Luke’s time, had pretty much quelled any knowledge of the Jedi and the Force. Only 19 years after the Clone Wars, which ended with the Jedi attempting an assassination of the current Emperor, thus leading to the start of the Empire, the people who we hear from either don’t know about the Force and Jedi, or think that it’s a bunch of bullshit …
Is there any books about Rey? : r/starwarsbooks - Reddit
2021年1月31日 · It was actually recommended to me by a Star Wars author, EK Johnston. If you love the intro scene in TFA this book is a extension of that. Written like a journal, it contains Rey's sketches, brochures and food wrappers, and thoughts on life on Jakku.
A Simple Explanation for Why Rey is So Powerful - Reddit
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