#Star Wars sequel

[sunsetonscarif]

their dynamic in this film is just PERFECT. it's unbearably awkward and petty and hateful. does anyone have a gif of this moment?

[tobaitfishwith]

breaking news

[moem3]

Dude we’re getting the band back together

Sequel characters as Sesame Street puppets

[itsyagergzero]

made for the like 2 sequel fans ever

Not a ship.

[artist-issues]

The characterizations for those first two Star Wars Sequels movies were Plain Good. Poe, Finn, and Rey were delightful to get to know! They were likeable people! It’s so nice to rewatch them and relive the fun of when Star Wars was coming out in theaters again.

Poe - In The Force Awakens, he’s a cocky hotshot who keeps making the hero-move against impossible odds. Sending his defenseless droid into a desert so he can take on the bad guys single-handedly? No problem. Fly a ship he’s never flown before with a Stormtrooper he just met to escape capture? Totally calm about that. He’s comfortable living in the moment and taking big risks. After all, he’s serving directly under Leia, Savior of the Galaxy, champion of the free world; he’s walking with giants, he’s got to act like it! And then in The Last Jedi he has to learn to stop doing that. Be a leader. Leaders look at the big picture, and focus on how to move forward instead of just saving the day in the moment. He can’t keep being cocky and reckless. Taking a stand against a Dreadnaught and facing down the First Order with cocky quips? Easy. But letting others make the sacrifice play while you live to lead, so the galaxy can go on hoping, and fight another day? Not so easy for Poe.

Finn - In The Force Awakens he’s a Stormtrooper who wants to run away from fights. He’s got a compassionate streak, sure; he doesn’t want to kill, and when he escapes, he likes to do it in the company of people who talk to him like he’s more than a number in an army list. But the point is, he’s out to save his own skin, and the skin of anybody who’s good to him. Then he learns to stop running and start fighting for something worthwhile. He starts to learn that by the end of that first movie when he’s running into danger and fighting for Rey. But it’s not until The Last Jedi that he understands: fighting isn’t the point. (And how great is that in Star Wars?) After all, even when he’s fought, it’s just to escape. He doesn’t really believe evil can be defeated—just escaped or sacrificed against. But in The Last Jedi, he learns to stop looking at it negatively, and start looking forward; don’t just fight for things that you love, or to hurt what you hate. Fight to save what you love. Actually focusing on what you love is what helps you to accomplish keeping it safe. It’s a stormtrooper learning about hope.

Rey - UAGH she’s a lonely soul who’s dedicated her whole life to having faith that her family will come back for her when you meet her in The Force Awakens. She hangs all her identity on that; she’s nobody, from nowhere, hoping that someone will come back and tell her who she is and that she’s loved. It doesn’t matter if a brave Resistance Hero believes she can help him, or if THE Smuggler Han Solo believes she can be part of his crew, or if a thousand year-old wise woman believes she could be the heir to the Luke Skywalker Legend—Rey can’t settle for their belief in her. She thinks she needs her parents’ belief in her to be somebody. But she learns that, even though her family isn’t with her, The Force is. And she needs to find belonging ahead, not behind. So her faith dips it’s toe into a new object—The Force— by the time you get to The Last Jedi. Then she’s still hoping to find out that she’s somebody who’s loved; maybe The Force can be her key to finding out about where she belongs and how she fits. She thinks it’s led her to remind Luke Skywalker of who he is by doing what he did; redeeming the bad guy. But she fails. And that’s all she really learns: that it’s not about her, and it never was, just like it was never about Luke. She doesn’t need to find her identity in where she comes from or who believes in her: she just needs to do the right thing for the future.

And we could talk about Kylo Ren but he gets a post of his own.

Point being, these movies had characters and a direction that were Plain Good and going somewhere, and if I go back and watch them, I remember how fun it all was

[abduloki]

by Geek Culture

Don't know who made this originally but thanks for the good laugh. 😂

I won't be surprised if they are people who are triggered by this. 😆

[gigildrawings]

I must admit that I very strongly ship Marsa with this bf2 officer “Helin”. I literally invented a whole lore around this character and her relationship with a lot of canon and original character of the first order ! Maybe one day I'll write their story somewhere.

[enaelyork]

Hey sweetie -

I'm feel a little better and i need to change my mind so i decide to ask your help.

✨My request is open for Imperial and First Order Character ✨

💫What i can do...

Write headcanon

Write short fanfics (Max 3 parts. Long fics is for my plot)

Write smut/Nfsw

Write humor, angst, fluff and many others things

Do Moodboard/Aesthetic (because i love it).

Take a little time for answer

Say no to a request that makes me uncomfortable.

💫What i can't ...

Write something that makes me uncomfortable.

Write something about minor and/or asking by minor.

So please feel free to ask me anything in my box. It's a safe place here for imperial stuff.

⭐Don't forget that I'm also helping to impoctober !⭐

[leaderfirstorder]

HAND HOLDING

The first artwork posted on this blog, look how cute they are!

[wenalena]

New chapter of the adventure of June and Maul !

[misguidedmalfoy]

resistance!hux referenced from @astrocadet !!

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRtDx9C5/ this cosplay changed my brain forever ❤️❤️

[strangeshipper]

She has a plan Star Wars, Sequel Trilogy : : Rey the Skywalker

[itsyagergzero]

i like ph’asma a lot

[safflowerseason]

Is Rings of Power is basically trying to do the same thing as the Star Wars prequels…but not actually as effective? (This is my Covid brain talking)

[aleatoryw]

the reason Jenny Nicholson's review of the starcruiser hotel is so damning imo is that she went in completely non-cynically. if you've watched her previous videos it's apparent she loves both star wars and theme parks; she's basically the ideal customer for an experience like this. she was clearly trying to engage with the story elements and experience everything the trip had to offer, she likes kitschy animatronics and special effects - and she still had such a bad time! it's blatantly obvious the actual customer experience was an afterthought to things that would make good photo ops and tiktoks, and the whole trip relied on the functionality of an app that seems thrown together last minute. as someone who also loves star wars and theme parks, it's a real let down - but this is basically what disney has been doing since they bought the star wars ip, so I guess I'm not surprised.

[abduloki]

When Padme fell to the dark side instead of Anakin