Why Rey "Accidentally" Using Force Lightning Is So INFURIATING 

😂😂😂😂hell yea

He tried to warn us.

Agreed, I just wanted that scene to play over and over at every foul up the sequel trilogy. My biggest problem would be Leia flying back to the ship, I don't care how strong you are in the Force, but it doesn't save you from an absence of oxygen and heat.

Not at all.

I like how Mark told us he plays Jake Skywalker in the sequel fanfics, too.

Best analogy, excellent 👍🏻

@@samriver3677 thanks!

I would say there might be a genetic impact on how powerful certain force powers are for users like how star killer was naturally gifted with powerful lightning and so was his clone but they didn't just know how to do it they discovered their affinity for it after they trained and unlocked the skill. star killer was trained by one of the most powerful dark side users since he was a child rey had zero instruction on these skills.

@@jaredflynn3750 exactly!

Did we just become best friends

I agree there was more background like dooku thought yoda was evil cuz he could do that dooku thought he was using the dark side which actually brilliant because it adds to the story

@@kingjim9619 i got a stroke trying to read it Edit: NVM I UNDERSTAND NOW

@@kingjim9619 engrish

The look of sheer panic on Dooku's face when yoda just pulls in his lightning like it's nothing, is priceless.

@@The_Moodi pretty easy with a basic understanding of English. Yeah his grammar sucks but whatever. The point is that people actually believed Yoda almost turned due to his ability to access hate and use dark force abilities. He was so powerful that he had "gone there and back" and was the only TRUE balance in the Force. He doesn't just redirect lightning, he straight up absorbs it. He has hatred for Dooku in that moment but is also so full of love and knowledge that he can remain balanced and focused. He can, at will, be the most powerful being among either art without losing himself to either one.

Ironically it’s something closer to Sith philosophy with what they set up in Rise of Reywalker

@@Predator20357 yeah rey is full on sith (without consequences of losing their senses and such of course:> ), if you watch her fight she is always channeling anger, lashing out attacks with as much brute force as she can, always screaming at her target, its so dumb

The dark side does work on the second way. That is precisely the reason why Sith are so arrogant and so certain that the Dark Side is more powerful, because they simply gain access to powers more easily. Meanwhile a Jedi needs years of commitment and self control to use a similar ability, and, according to the Sith, only an inferior version. The easiest example in this video is Force Lightning and Force Judgement. Many city can learn Force lightning easily, because most of them already have a target for their hatred. However it takes many years of training and self-development for a Jedi to use Force Judgement, and even then only a few Jedi have the mindset to freely use it and not have it be their entryway to the Dark Side. They also consider Force Judgement to be inferior because it doesn't kill. Which is honestly bullshit since that was never the intent of said ability in the first place, the clash between Lightning and Judgement doesn't naturally result in Lightning's victory, so yeah it's just the usual Sith arrogance at display.

I wish there was a favorite comments section for me to save it

this is a great analogy, before it was hard work, now it is temper tantrums to get what you want.

That's a very good way of putting it.

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My thoughts exactly. It's not mutant power. It's an ability to learn. If you even want the potential to learn.

Admittedly there have been cases of this in both the old and new EUs. Some writers just felt that the fact that canon Anakin and Luke, some of the most powerful Force-sensitives ever, weren't able to do much more than basic ESP without training was no reason that they couldn't write characters who spontaneously manifested full-blown superpowers. Which spread into the Disney sequels.

Superpowers are literally mystical abilities

Like I said she a Mary Sue character

@@SpartanA239 I don't like using that term too often, but it definitely applies to Rey, unfortunately. It makes me sad the sequel trilogy was handled without care.

Exactly

They even claim to ask George Lucas about things but its clear they take everything he says and just throws it out the window. I'm all for "Strong female characters" but someone that takes like 5 minutes to learn ability that takes Jedi/Sith years to learn and master is just lazy. Rey is like the very definition of a Mary Sue

Ray is the worst character in the Star Wars. Seriously even jar jar is cooler.

Yes it managed to work out ok with the original trilogy but this is why having the idea to copy the formula by having different people direct each movie and not having a planned story arc for the trilogy in place from the beginning was the worst idea possible. Especially when director number 2 thought subverting expectations by undermining what was set up and also by making old Luke Skywalker into the antithesis of what young Skywalker was in every way would make him seem clever rather than being a letdown that alienated the dedicated fans and derailed the coherence of the overall story the trilogy should have been telling.

I legitimately feel bad for Daisy; forced to play an unjustifiably overpowered '''''Jedi''''' with no personality and inevitably ends up on fans' hate list. I don't know much about her personally, but she seems like a nice woman. Just another actor who's hated for their movie roles.

That right there is my main gripe with the trilogy... There should have been a well thought out plan in place before they started. Say what you want about Lucas, but having a vision in mind was never a weakness of his.

@@MiKen877 sequels would still be successful lf Rian Johnson wasn't involved and single handedly defied all expectation and destroyed the easiest cash grab franchise ever. But I prefer the current state of Star Wars over what could have been without Rian Johnson : waves and waves of terrible sequels.

Fin should’ve been Force sensitive

Do you have magic? As a Sorcerer, a Smith the most powerful kind of Sorcerer, and being the most powerful Smith in the world I didn't recognize my power when I was making my most powerful accomplishments. Raised in a powerful environment by powerful people my first exertion of power that shook the world for decades afterward happened when I was 16. I still have power but I'm directing it in light side ways rather than just because I can I do without thought of the consequence. Some of the forces I put out had un foreseen consequence. Popularizing nationalistic war for instance. I was just showing appreciation for our troops. The ways of magic are not linear. They are closer to quantum physics than to classical physics. Trying to direct my power in linear ways seems to backfire on me. Now I try to let the power flow on its own paths, and try to take the light path as much as I can see it.

Since it has solid rules I’d argue the force is a hard magic system

@@goldenlotus3046 Your canoe will obey your commands. But your canoe doesn't command the flow of the river.

Oh please. The prequels had such a bad misunderstanding of the lore they retconned most of what everyone said in the original trilogy. Leia said Obi Wan served her father in the clone wars. The only time in the Prequels they even interacted was when Bail was helping him. Obi Wan said Anakin followed him on some damn fool crusade. In the prequels he followed Qui Gon. Obi Wan said Yoda was his master. In the prequels it was Qui Gon. Retcon after pointless, stupid retcon.

@@levongevorgyan6789 From my knowledge, Yoda is a universal master, and Obi wan most likely worked with Bail at other points in the close wars, which I believe was shown in the animated series, the clone wars.

@@TeenWithACarrotIDK Qui Gon's existence is a retcon, so Yoda being made into the equivalent of an elementary school teacher was damage control. And it fell to an outside series, NOT the Prequels to try and fix Lucas messing up the lore of his own story. Pointing to the CLone Wars doesn't clear the Prequels themselves.

The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one book of the Bible you chose yourself. It is important that as you do you practice forgiveness. It’s an important part of what Jesus Christ taught that too many people forget. The process of genuinely meaning to forgive within your heart is the key that makes everything click. Start with your parents. They’re supposed to be the easiest, having loved you. There’s deep spiritual significance in that relationship to God. Looking inside to deal with your inner baggage and grow, that’s what shows the faith you need. Afterwards, break down before Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness. Simply bare your soul in prayer. Take down those walls you’ve built up between you and God. Please, trust me. The Bible is truth. It’s just that you’ve got to take it seriously enough to do what Jesus Christ taught as an adult. Please, take your salvation seriously. Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.

@@jamesmayle3787 no I shall worship Obi-Wan forever.

Anakin's the Chosen one? Well, well, REY is the DOUBLE CHOSEN ONE!!

Mary Sue plot armor saves the day yet again LOL

This is because of that Whamen producer and head of the StarWars Office, making Rey into the StarWars Second Coming of Christ.

@@jdmmike7225 but but but AnAkIn Is A MaRy Sue- everyone making excuses for this poor trilogy

Yeah she was so natural she didn't even need any training from Luke the greatest Jedi ever 🙄SMH

Kinda like bad (most) self-insert/OC fanfictions where they have their character somehow interfere in two or three different fights that are happening at the same time in the show/book when it’s literally impossible for them to get to each fight in time. Just want their perfect character to save everyone and wreck shop, ruining the other character’s fights, emotional growth, and any stakes in the plot.

Haters really exaggerate just how good Rey is at everything. She fails at nearly everything she tries to do throughout the series and when she does win it's because she has a massive advantage already. Everyone who is remotely competent and fresh effortlessly beats her down.

@@immortalfrieza Not sure what movies you watched, dude, but all I saw was her instantly more competent than everyone around her at almost everything. I don't hate her, I'm just severely disappointed.

@@immortalfrieza It’s also how comparatively everyone else around her is so INcompetent that she looks better just by association.

@@orangegalen Nearly every main protagonist of anything ever is way better at everything than everyone else around them barring maybe the main villain, that's how main protagonists work. If they aren't they quickly become that way in a fraction of the time it takes anyone else to become that good. It's why the main protagonist is the main protagonist. With the supporting characters role being to do the 1 or 2 things the main protagonist isn't amazingly good at. Everyone else is made barely competent to make the main protagonist be able to take center stage. Besides, it's not like Finn, Poe, Han, and Chewie aren't competent when they do things, they fill different niches.

that's why I decided to just pretend that character don't even exist anymore. Rey who?

If she remained a scavenger, it would be so much more interesting.

@@Stringer7390 You know… you aren’t wrong. A Mandalorian-esque show about a scavenger in star wars could work, too bad this is what we got-

@@dryfox11 yeah. To be honest, I thought Rey and Finn were okay characters, up until Finn just suddenly knows how to use a lightsaber and Rey can use the force.

@@Jinx_Skeel Rey Shadow Legends?

The way Rey screeches "CHEWIE!!!" Omg, that was laughably awful.

Really, me too. I’d given up hope so the whole movie I was just laughing

The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one book of the Bible you chose yourself. It is important that as you do you practice forgiveness. It’s an important part of what Jesus Christ taught that too many people forget. The process of genuinely meaning to forgive within your heart is the key that makes everything click. Start with your parents. They’re supposed to be the easiest, having loved you. There’s deep spiritual significance in that relationship to God. Looking inside to deal with your inner baggage and grow, that’s what shows the faith you need. Afterwards, break down before Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness. Simply bare your soul in prayer. Take down those walls you’ve built up between you and God. Please, trust me. The Bible is truth. It’s just that you’ve got to take it seriously enough to do what Jesus Christ taught as an adult. Please, take your salvation seriously. Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.

@@k.c.8722 luckily my theater has a full bar inside so I had a great night 🤣

Disney needs George Lucas' input & guidance to do Star Wars content in order not to keep screwing it up, but I doubt they will seek the help as they believe they "know" what they're doing; seriously Disney, take it from the fans...you need George's vision & you do not have it. At this rate; you're going to lose more fans than your "fleshed-out cartoon villains" can handle. You would be wiser to admit you do not have George's vision & get help from the man before it is too late & you bring his vision to an unhappy end. Admitting a mistake is the mature thing to do. So, how mature are you? What's your character? Are you mature enough to admit you need help; swallow your pride? The world is watching...sigh...I for one do not want to see Star Wars crash & burn. Best wishes all

Absolutely, people forget the soth use their emotions to enhance their power

@@LaLeakers24 Yeah true, jedi don't trust their emotions, while Sith use their emotions and it's in their code. "Peace is a lie, There is only PASSION Through Passion, I gain STRENGTH Through Strength, I gain POWER Through Power, I gain VICTORY Through Victory, My Chains Are Broken THE FORCE, shall free me"

When Luke first uses force pull to summon his lightsaber in the Empire novel, Obi-Wan's voice tells him "imagine the lightsaber in your hand" In other words, the force canonically works by imagining what you want it to do and concentrating

@@The_D0C70R So it's not that accidental then

@@The_D0C70R so when trying to pull down the ship with her friend on it she imagined blowing it up?

Star Wars Total Recall sounds much better

So Rey becomes Revan, basically?

@@riaingalligan8461 Revan is certainly more interesting than Rey. She can only get better with a variation of his backstory.

I actually like that.

Yeah, pretty much...

That lines takes an even deeper meaning if you've seen THX-1138 by George Lucas.

Lucas sold it, with Disney you would of never seen Star Wars again. Quit crying

Luke was as gifted as it comes with the force, it took him being introduced to the force by Obi-Wan, all the events of a new hope and then the 2 years (I think) between ANH and Empire for him to JUST about pull his lightsaber to him as the Wampa approached. Cut to Rey and all she had to do was touch the lightsaber in Maz’s basement and like the same day was able to out pull Kylo to retrieve the lightsaber, because ‘strong female characters’

@@darthconquerus Rey's issue isn't " strong female " it's her character as a whole if Rey was a man he'd still be a terrible Gary sue

@@Ronnie-mx1wu the motivation of the writers was “strong female character”. No one denies it would be equally ridiculous to find a male Rey doing this exact thing but Rey existing as a whole was brought about for “female representation”. So yes it is because “strong female character” because that is what sparked this madness of a sequel in the first place.

this. ☝🏻

@@Ronnie-mx1wu no absolutely, but Kathleen Kennedy seemed to think that having strong female characters meant wearing a ‘the force is female’ t shirt and not actually bothering have the writers do any character development

The fact they gave Rey Han's ship, his wookie, Anakin's lightsaber, Luke's X-Wing, the Skywalker name, and let Rey defeat the Sith once and for all. That didn't make you pissed off? But her shooting lighting from her finger tips was the final straw for you?

Oh no I hated the whole trilogy but I’m a lore freak and when I saw her use force lightning just upset my lore loving nature to it very core even more then the other two Disney Star Wars movies fucked up Star Wars lore

@@fatdaddyeddiejr Its not that deep lmao

@@Noriaela yeah. They stripped away and destroyed two legacy characters to make their Mary Sue. That's what happened.

@@fatdaddyeddiejr without an effort applied on top of that too

Well you could tell he didn't hate them at all. This guy's theory is just incorrect. He didn't hate everyone he just thought he was doing the right thing.

He didn’t hate them, he became a Sith because the Jedi were basically lax when they shouldn’t be. He never went full evil

Nothing Dooku ever does is out of hatred for the Jedi or the Republic. Dooku found out about the clone army, investigated it, realized a Sith Lord stole the identity of a Jedi Master to order it and put the pieces together that the current Dark Lord of the Sith was actually in charge of the government. He then starts a civil war/rebellion against the powers that be to try and force the Sith to reveal themselves as a whole and to try and save the Jedi from their own complacency. Dooku wanted to save the galaxy, save the Jedi and save the Republic and if Obi-Wan had joined Dooku on Geonosis it is very possible the two of them could have averted the Galactic Empire, the fall of Anakin and have ousted Palpatine.

@@LewisB3217 Ehh Dooku did become pretty slimy though. He was indirectly and directly involved with the death of many people.

@@TheLikenessOfNormal I feel like his offer to Obi-Wan was just an attempt at a power grab for his own benefit rather than The Republic. Dooku had ample knowledge and power to expose The Sith to the whole galaxy and stop Palpatine any time he wanted, not just to Obi-Wan that one time on Geonosis. He fully enabled the war to distract the Jedi and weaken The Republic so it could more quickly run into the open arms of Palpatine's tyranny, tyranny that he fully believed he'd have his own place in up until the very last moments of his life.

Especially infuriating because Luke was the son of Anakin a fulcrum of the force and by George Lucas' own admission "The most powerful Jedi ever, PERIOD!" His exact words.

@@notsure8513 Yeah, as such I simply view the Disney trilogy as non-canon, regardless of what Disney claims, and see them purely as a casestudy on how NOT to make movies.

Rey is like a ubisoft game that someone paid for all the unlocks day one.

Luke earned his reputation as one of the best and most powerful Jedi ever. Rey was just...given everything. It's infuriating and disappointing

The only thing wrong with your claims, is that Rey beat Luke. Luke clearly had the upper hand, and only backed off once Rey pulled out a lightsaber, and even then he could have beat her. Everything else you said is 100% right though

The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one book of the Bible you chose yourself. It is important that as you do you practice forgiveness. It’s an important part of what Jesus Christ taught that too many people forget. The process of genuinely meaning to forgive within your heart is the key that makes everything click. Start with your parents. They’re supposed to be the easiest, having loved you. There’s deep spiritual significance in that relationship to God. Looking inside to deal with your inner baggage and grow, that’s what shows the faith you need. Afterwards, break down before Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness. Simply bare your soul in prayer. Take down those walls you’ve built up between you and God. Please, trust me. The Bible is truth. It’s just that you’ve got to take it seriously enough to do what Jesus Christ taught as an adult. Please, take your salvation seriously. Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.

@@jamesmayle3787 Jesus is Palpatine.

@@n.e.g4865 Or is Palpatine Jesus?

@@megaman37456 both

@@jamesmayle3787 jesus was secretly a sith

A multi-billion dollar company got confused? I'm not disputing they did what they did, but I'm going to have to argue the point on your reasoning. A lot of people just write this off as bad business, poor decision making, they just don't understand.. y'all are gullible. You can draw your own conclusions on what the reasons might be, but the fact of the matter is they're doing this shit on purpose. I think that at least is pretty undeniable, at this point, they've been consistent about it so, as with lightning from Rey, I don't exactly buy it being accidental.

@@draconianemanations2785 - The challenge with written posts is that one's sarcasm is not conveyed as it would be when speaking the same words verbally.

@@daniels7907 lol true 👌

@@daniels7907 Not a challenge. You simply add the /s. Note: none of this is sarcasm I'm just finding a teachable moment and springing on it.

I think you have a reasonable take. It could have been done better, but the fact that it happened doesn't bother me.

agreed. there were better ways that made more sense to demonstrate a wild burst of dark side power in a frustrating moment of conflict. This was a "We still have CGI money" moment.

From a story beat perspective, it’s actually one of the things I thought the film did right. Strong leanings toward the dark side is probably the best way to give a minimally trained prodigy a reasonably compelling arc. But the execution was poor for at least two reasons: one is that as the video suggests, it’s done by breaking the universe’s rules. Your suggestions would help solve this one. The other problem is that they didn’t fully commit - there were ultimately no consequences, and Rey never has to address this problem as fully as I’d like - they leaned more into the “who am I” conflict instead. I get that they probably didn’t want to kill Chewy, but they could put some unnamed Resistance members on the ship, and address that fact later. Something to make Rey’s error mean something for longer than two minutes and demand some sort of character transformation.

Using the force lightning to stun or stop someone would be considered emerald lightning or electric judgement which only really powerful Jedi like Plo Koon or even Luke Skywalker had. It's possible that at some point in time she could have acquired those powers after she learned who she was but I agree that Disney doesn't know how best to handle the Star Wars franchise. They are running it the best they can but since they didn't create it they don't know how to really run it right. It's interesting to note that Rian Johnson in The Last Jedi bonus features said that the Force is not a superpower. He might of understood that a little more than JJ Abrams did. He didn't understand that at all and that shows in that last film. While those films are good they aren't anything like how George Lucas would have done them. I only wonder what he must think about how Disney is running his franchise now.

Honestly one of the most well articulated and thought out opinions/explanations I’ve ever seen from a Star Wars fan in the comments.

Disney thinks force weilders and Mutants are the same thing 😕

THE BESTEST EVAAAAAAAAAR!!! 😉🥳🤣🤣🤣🤣

I don't know if the typo was intentional, but it adds so much.

Yeah, which again goes against the previous movies, as Anakin was supposed to be the "bestest evar" as his father is practically the force, having an insane amount of midichlorians. Everyone calls Obi Wan space jesus because of his looks, but Anakin is actually the space jesus. He is the son of the force, destined to do the impossible. And then a couple of decades later, nevermind it was all for nothing, Palpatin is back and his granddaugther is the forces new favorite :/

You think they give a sh*t about politics? No. The only thing they care about is money.

But the only people in Star Wars that have ever been of any worth are main cast members and their descendants. This came about as far back as the OT having Luke being Vader's son and thus the "last hope" a thing. Star Wars has been a tale of bluebloods fighting each other while everybody else can barely help from the sidelines if they can do anything at all. What made Rey interesting was the fact that she was a total nobody and the child of nobodies, which made her HAHA nope she's the grandchild of Palpatine.

@@immortalfrieza Who were Yoda, Mace Windu, Obi-Wan and all of the other Jedi in the old republic related to? Luke and Leia were just important because they were the only people around that were strong in the force to beat Vader and Sidious. Genetics help but training should be at least 80% to 90% of the factor. Luke could barely get his lightsaber out of the snow with the little training he got from Obi-Wan.

Also means race realism is true in Disney star wars universe

@@immortalfrieza Some of the strongest Jedi with no connection to the main character's bloodline or some other random bloodline "of power": Ahsoka, Shaak Ti, Plo Koon, Mace Windu. The hyper focus of the main characters made it seem like bloodline was a thing but it just showed their stories, not that it was the only thing that made a strong Jedi/Sith.

Yeah just look at obi-wan, he had a relatively medium to low midchlorian count of around 11,000-13,000, but because he worked and trained hard he became one of the best duelists in the universe and arguably the best soresu practitioner of all time.

Like how long it took Luke to become a Jedi? Stop picking and choosing what you want to accept.

@@bobbywashington1975 Luke was taught by both masters Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda. He learned the basics such as force pull, push, and letting the force guide him during the time of a war that took years.The first time he dueled Darth Vader, he lost and it humbled him. Every time Rey dueled Kylo Ren, she always won and never learned anything from it.

@@theanominous so your ok with him spending about 30 minutes of screen time with obi wan and then out maneuvering Vader and blowing up the death star? Ok whatever

@@bobbywashington1975 he didn’t outmaneuver Darth Vader. Han Solo saved Luke.

@@bobbywashington1975 funny since that is still 30 minutes more training than Rey ever had, maybe you should stop picking instances that favors your view while ignoring the many others that discredits it, I swear Disney Star Wars fans are some of the most ignorant people, Luke using force pull because he can use force push is not a big a stretch as Rey using force lightning/healing and mind probe/domination without anyone to have learned her how to, she is the definition of a Mary Sue, Luke had losses and Rey does not.

Such a wasted character. Could have been awesome, and I feel like the poor writing and motivation didn’t give Ridley much to work with either.

@@rogermcbadlad2812 Finn as well, even his actor said they just used him as a token black guy, if they had teamed up and been the force less but knowledgeable duo, could’ve actually had some cool events, but this is what we got…

@@dryfox11 I always thought Finn was going to be the force user and Rey was the saber user They are terrible without each other but together they would be a team to fear

@@witcherjohn3440 Me too at the start of the movie actually, how cool would that have been? Ex storm trooper jedi is pretty badass, but nOoOooo

@@dryfox11 right I would have been so hype and It wouldn’t be a copy of a new hope trilogy

Is it Just me or did that lightning rey shot look dumb af?

I think it could have been way better. Have the ship's engines cut, Rey starts pulling it back..But then she feels it start to fall, sputtering and smoking and she struggles to keep it from falling..Then right before it would hit the ground....BOOM.

Or ripping it in half or simply tearing it to pieces and accidentally flinging pieces of the ship everywhere

@@samtheweebo maybe she could have force crushed the shuttle like luke did to those dark troopers in mando 2 finale.

@@samtheweebo It's not like Rey hadn't ripped something apart with The Force unintentionally before. The whole thing was nothing more than hokey foreshadowing of her lineage... that Rey shouldn't have had in the first place.

One of the funniest is the inquisitor just pointing their index to the side without even looking and shooting just a small amount for like a second towards some mother fucker off screen.

I agree.

It would be best to ignore Rise of Skywalker specifically. The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi were good movies worthy of Star Wars. The Rise of Skywalker is what killed the Sequel Trilogy.

@@immortalfrieza yeah no. TLJ is THE worst Star Wars movie.

@@nocapstreet8291 It's honestly painful just how much undeserved hate TLJ gets. It's easily the best Star Wars movie to come out since the OT itself and the only one in the OT's league, but it gets hated on for nonsensical and often outright false reasons. What's worst of all is Rise of Skywalker is the dumpster fire that it is specifically because of trying to cater to the haters by acting like TLJ never happened as much as they could get away with.

Not really they can do that when you attain mastery of something concentration no longer needed. The one that broke the force was Ben actually stopping a blast in mid air for few dozen seconds effortlessly. If he was strong enough for that he should be strong enough to the story he protrayed making him look incompetent through and through. Not even previous Sith did that and if they could they wouldve stopped any shots hell they couldve just deflected it with the force too why need lightsabers.

@Steven Martinez Garcia so we agreed that Disney essentially broke the force. And I don't know Rey's rocks had to have weighted more then a water logged x-wing and I don't see Yoda stop his concentration or in attack of the clones when dooku was getting away and he was stuck holding up that big plier worst he could even change its trajectory to hit dooku's escape craft

Star Wars: Multiverse of corporate Madness

@@pioxels1213 I swear: That would be a really good title for one of the (definitely) upcoming tell-all tomes about the fuckery that went on over at Lucasfilm Ltd., between 2012-2023 (when, hopefully, Kennedy and some of her crew depart from the company).

I'm proud to say I don't know what that is, and I never plan on finding out. ✌🐸

@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 oh you're hopeful man... but hey, my pipe dream is for Disney to start lose so much money on each new Star Wars project that they actually consider retconning everything they've done since purchasing or selling it off to someone else can. That's the only way we're ever going to get more Star Wars. Maybe. If not, the legends and the first two trilogies are really all we have imho. Funny thing is, I don't think that's much of a pipe dream. Not if things keep going the way they're going. In fact given the direction, maybe you're not too hopeful, but I thought that last time Kennedy's contract was up and they renewed it anyways so, I'm feeling pretty pessimistic that she'll be gone by 2023. Never forget, Solo lost money, and if you actually dig into the financials of each film, you might be surprised at how little they're making, especially when you account for the marketing costs associated with each movie. They play with the numbers, they often leave out how much they spent in marketing, so you kind of have to deconstruct all of that mess yourself if you want to research it, they're not doing as well as they want everyone to believe though.

@@draconianemanations2785 The thought (esp. by Hollywood insiders) has been that, by Fall 2023, after the release of Indy 5, she'll take a bow and leave (supposedly on a high note) before her contract is up...this way she won't have to renegotiate a renewal, since she'll be over 70 years old. The fact that Michelle Rejwan (a recommended hire from JJ Abrams, around the time of TROS) just stepped down from her Senior V.P. position for Lucasfilm Ltd., when many suspected/feared that she might be next in line to take over the company, speaks volumes over how much now is in flux over there, and how it's being reevaluated for the long haul. By 2024, not many of Kennedy's hires will most likely have long-standing homes at Lucasfilm Ltd. Some of her most significant ones (like Kiri Hart, Former Head of The Lucasfilm Story Group) have already long since departed, around the time of the ultimate grand failure of The ST. We have hope...

The force lightning melted sidioses skin, now it explodes thing

How about that she's the only character who can't use the force too hard and kill themself. Like we saw with Kylo and Luke.

Okay but she also used mind control without training too in the first film so yall acting like she didn’t already have natural talent

@@quancanon uh no, we are saying that ‘natural talent’ is bs. Literally read the end of my comment saying you lol away any skills or training for her cause ‘lol special genes’. Its crappy ass writing for a character that deserved better.

@@jonsmith5058 I mean yea your right I kinda of wish she was a with turned jedi. That story line would’ve been better for her to be so powerful. She could’ve been a with that had years of training but didn’t came out of the darkness or something along those lines.

It's and never will be so get over it.

Indeed

@@K-dawg26 It is decanonized or that it never will, which one? Learn to speak before you run your mouth.

@@K-dawg26 nice grammar man

Yoda used a different force ability to reflect the lightning

Despite the fact that I love the idea of ​​"the force" as something of perspective, things indicate that it is not that way, the mere existence of the son, the daughter and the father, who exist both in legends and current line confirm this, in addition, luke himself says it in his academy, there is no multicolored force, there is the light side and the dark side that acts like a drug that pretends that you can overcome yourself but ends up corrupting you

Yoda used Force Judgement, not Force Lightning. They are similar but do different things

One can call to the Dark Side but using Sith Lightning requires embracing it.

That’s a lot of ex post facto reasoning you got there. Using force teleport to explain away the disappearing dagger like it was all part of the plan is as ridiculous as coming up with a whole story to explain the stormtrooper bonking his head on accident in A New Hope. It’s just a continuity error, and pretending it’s otherwise is delusional.

​@@Zarastro54 The Stormtrooper bonking his head and Luke Skywalker's hair being dry after escaping the trash compactor are not related to the Force. Rey ought to be dirtier on the muddy jungle planet of Ajan Kloss than she was on the arid desert planet of Jakku, but that can be explained by her increasing mastery of the Force as Rey clothes get ever more white as the series goes on as she is using Force Push to expel the dirt particles from her clothes. Luke has yet to meet Yoda in _A New Hope_ so he can't have used the Force to expel water from his hair in the short amount of time he is offscreen following on from when he was underwater in the trash compactor. Stormtroopers are consistently incompetent, not merely missing Luke when he escapes the Death Star, as Darth Vader wants him to so that the tracker placed on the Millennium Falcon will lead the Empire to the hidden location of the Rebel Base on the fourth moon of the gas giant Yavin, but then Leia is incompetent too because she suspects that their escape was too easy and doesn't switch ships before returning to Yavin 4. The Empire is then incompetent for exiting Hyperspace with Yavin in the way of them being able to fire at Yavin 4 immediately. This gives the Rebellion time to get their X-wings into space and for Rogue Squadron to destroy the super weapon before it has line of sight on Yavin 4. You can argue that this incompetence is actually due to Marsha Lucas changing the ending of the film in the editing suite and making it feel more tense by inserting a couple of graphics of the Death Star progressively moving into the position it ought to have navigated through Hyperspace to had it been piloted by anyone competent. We see in all of the Prequel films that every arrival at a planet is never blocked by another celestial body. The only exception to this is Obi-Wan Kenobi following Jango Fett to Geonosis and having to follow him into the planet's rings. So, you could argue that Marsha Lucas introduced a plot hole (i.e. "Why are the Empire terrible navigators?") when if they were competent they would have been able to exit Hyperspace any number of places and get direct line of sight on Yavin's fourth moon and destroy it before Rogue Squadron can destroy them. Yet, the thing about plot holes is that they don't matter that much if they are few in number and the audience's emotional engagement with the characters overrides their rational minds. If the audience gets bored, due to characterisation not being compelling, their rational minds will start to notice the plot holes in _The Last Jedi_ and realise there are an awful lot of them, and become detached from the experience, and ultimately cease suspending their disbelief as the fictional world has not made sufficient effort to be consistent within its own terms. If the characters were better, no one would care about the missing blade in the Throne Room fight, and anyone who tried to cite it as a flaw would be met by fans of the film's good character arcs who were keen to expand the Force to explain away these flaws. If you don't want fans to be able to do this (and I know Rian Johnson admitted this was a mistake in the choreography which was compounded by the second blade not being completely digitally erased during post production), then only see films that don't make use of magic in their stories. _Star Wars_ has magic, and has elaborated on what the Force can do for you in each of the George Lucas episodes, so there is no limit to Disney building upon that further in their Sequels and spin-off films and TV series. Some authors of fantasy novels work out in advance the limits of their magic system (e.g. basing everything on the four elements) and have mages who know all that there is to know and not have any new magical abilities thrown in later on, so when readers see a situation unfold they can guess what magic will be used by a character with certain knowledge of specific spells with a given mana level when they are uninjured and not in such emotional turmoil that it is impossible for them to focus. This can make these books fun to read as the reader can think "Oh, Bill is going to try this now" and be proven correct, and feel pleased that they are really understanding the rules of this world. In comparison to this, _Star Wars_ is trash and has always been trash. Don't get angry because I am just pointing out that truth. When Rian Johnson says the second blade was a mistake he is to be ignored as cinema goers can't be expected to read all about the production of the movie they are about to see and therefore tell what to ignore as a flaw and not misattribute as an example of a Force Ability. I didn't notice the flaws in the Throne Room fight, and that was one of only two parts of the movie I actually liked. I also liked Paige Tico at the beginning. I hated everything else.

At most, if she had gotten angry enough, she would only have electrocuted herself to death with absolutely no training.

Little Anie didn't need training to have precognition to seem he has impossibly fast reflexes for pod racing, and was enough of a mechanic to be a natural builder of his own pod racer, and C3PO.

@@dpsamu2000 People had an issue with that too. I didn't like that either.

The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one book of the Bible you chose yourself. It is important that as you do you practice forgiveness. It’s an important part of what Jesus Christ taught that too many people forget. The process of genuinely meaning to forgive within your heart is the key that makes everything click. Start with your parents. They’re supposed to be the easiest, having loved you. There’s deep spiritual significance in that relationship to God. Looking inside to deal with your inner baggage and grow, that’s what shows the faith you need. Afterwards, break down before Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness. Simply bare your soul in prayer. Take down those walls you’ve built up between you and God. Please, trust me. The Bible is truth. It’s just that you’ve got to take it seriously enough to do what Jesus Christ taught as an adult. Please, take your salvation seriously. Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.

@@jamesmayle3787 just shut up nobody cares about religion in a star wars video

She's the Mary Sue of Star Wars.

So then why was anakin never able to do that Was it because lucas didn’t bring up that idea or was it because anakin refused to be a dark side user what are the rules for it It’s why the rules was there to begin with that’s the issue Once the rules are broken everything falls apart Why wasn’t obiwan able to force heal qui gon etc…

@@witcherjohn3440 ... Because I was talking about when she accidentally used Force Lightning and not when she intentionally used Force healing and I provided no details or explanation for her aptitude with a new Force power (an old ones if you factor in the games and non-cannon novels) and in fact didn't even address it?

@@andrewgibson7330 I used that as a side not I understand what you’re talking about What I had said was by your logic anakin would have accidentally used force lightning also as palpatine would have constantly been connected to him Could it have been becuase Lucas didn’t think of it and Disney made it up Hence why I brought up the force healing When you add new rules it makes older episodes seem stupid as fuck which is why I stated then why didn’t obi wan just use force healing You see what I’m getting at

@@witcherjohn3440 no. Lore clearly established that Rey and Spanky McEmoPants were a force Dyad. Anakin and Palpatine were not.

@@andrewgibson7330 ooooo fair enough that makes sense So I’m other words Disney plot convenience Gotcha