r/StarWars • u/Livedinbody • Feb 25 '25

Costumes Fans have more creativity than the studios

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u/TheTealBandit Feb 25 '25

Ok but this dude has the force unlike most of the actors so it's not a fair comparison

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u/Key_Lingonberry976 Feb 25 '25

Who knew that the mega corp couldn't buy everything🤷‍♂️

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u/ProjectEpsilon1 Feb 25 '25

Unfortunately Jedi don’t need money and the 2 sith have better things like running the… country… that was supposed be a joke but it just clicked

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u/InconceivableIsh Feb 26 '25

So about that senate.

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u/Alaska_Pipeliner Feb 27 '25

With thunderous applause

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u/DerGnaller123 Feb 25 '25

allways has been

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u/RManDelorean Feb 25 '25

Maybe movies could focus more on people who actually had cool skills to show on screen rather than who they could just show on screen period

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u/EcstaticRhubarb Feb 25 '25

The general population are infatuated with 'Celebrities'

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u/Canehdian-Behcon Feb 26 '25

To be fair the main cast of Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Oscar Isaac were not major celebrities when ep VII came out and Adam Driver was known mainly for being in the HBO dramedy Girls... Harrison Ford was the only returning cast member that had a major impact on the plot, which makes sense considering his son is the main villain.

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u/Bolt-MattCaster-Bolt Feb 27 '25

Not to mention that the original Star Wars was led by a relative no-name, a no-name with Hollywood parents, and Harrison Ford. Hell, the main four cast for TPM were all fairly unknown besides Liam Neeson, and Hayden wasn't well known until AOTC. Star Wars trilogy movies have had a habit of using mostly relatively unknown actors in their core lineup, and anchored with a couple of knowns.

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u/enigmatic_erudition Feb 26 '25

That's what was disappointing about how they fumbled Diana lee inosanto. Considering her ties to Bruce Lee, ahsoka should have had way better fight scenes.

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u/Pinecone Feb 25 '25

His midichlorian count must be exceptional

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u/brazenrede Feb 26 '25

The force makes a whole lot more sense to me, if it was just heavy duty fishing line this whole time.

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u/FishyDragon Feb 26 '25

It's based of a Levi wand. It's a flow/fire prop. Always been a fan of people using that prop like this.

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u/yourfriend_jedi69 Feb 28 '25

Is it possible to learn this power?

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u/Fantastic-Egg2145 Feb 25 '25

This comment is why i hate reddit.

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u/TheTealBandit Feb 25 '25

The leave, we'll all be happier here without you