Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022) (Official Discussion Thread) New Official trailer 1 (5/4) (Drops 5/27) (SPOILERS)
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This Palpatine in 9 is a Clone right?
I think the Palpatine in episode 6 was retconned to the clone instead......
A toddler should never be able to out run a healthy adult for any amount of time. That YouTube real posted earlier pretty much sums it up. I think the problem is they pulled the same stunt twice. I doubt many people would've paid much attention to it if it was one scene. But they doubled down and had a second chase scene. This time out running Obi-Wun..lol. This may become a running joke(no pun intended
) if they have anymore scenes of her being chased.I thought this was an interesting video by one of the premier voices of Star Wars Fandom on YouTube. I get what he's saying but I think that it's important to distinguish between Star Wars Culture and the "nerd" culture overall, when making characters different from their original incarnation..they spaz out and get in their feelings
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A toddler should never be able to out run a healthy adult for any amount of time. That YouTube real posted earlier pretty much sums it up. I think the problem is they pulled the same stunt twice. I doubt many people would've paid much attention to it if it was one scene. But they doubled down and had a second chase scene. This time out running Obi-Wun..lol. This may become a running joke(no pun intended
So how many seconds? Also she's 10 years old.
I didnt not know this; I guess this was in the cannons because i havent heard it talked about much...
We saw him in episode 9 hooked up to life support.
I doubt he was a clone in episode 9. His aides must have retrieved him and they patched him together the same way Palpatine patched up Anakin into the suit.
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I told you all earlier I don't like white star wars fans and my experience with them. It's not really for them anyway.
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My comment was directed at the angry black woman stereotype in film in general, not in Star Wars.
I'm on your side. We both like the show. I just think the chase scene was silly.
But this is what should have happened.
The last trilogy was pure shit
Star Wars makes a statement on racism after attacks on Moses Ingram
"If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist," reads the official statement on Twitter.
By Andrea TowersMay 31, 2022 at 11:45 AM EDT
ew.com
Moses Ingram's debut as the lightsaber-wielding Reva in Obi-Wan Kenobimarked a stellar new character arrival to Star Wars. Unfortunately, not everyone felt that way.
In a series of Instagram stories following both the long-awaited Obi-Wan Kenobi premiere and the triumphant return of Star Wars Celebration in California, Ingram shared hurtful messages she'd received via Instagram stories. And on Tuesday, the galaxy far, far away officially made its stance on racism very clear by posting an open message in support of their new star.
"We are proud to welcome Moses Ingram to the Star Wars family and excited for Reva's story to unfold," read the official statement via Twitter. "If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist."
In another tweet, the account doubled down on their messaging, adding, "There are more than 20 million sentient species in the Star Wars galaxy, don't choose to be a racist."
A similarly worded message was also posted on the official Star Wars Instagram account, along with a photo of Ingram at Star Wars Celebration.
Ingram's situation is sadly far from unique, as other prominent characters of color in the galaxy have become targets of racist comments including Kelly Marie Tran and John Boyega.
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on actress Moses Ingram
Moses herself responded to the criticism in her Instagram stories, acknowledging that there are "hundreds of racist messages."
"I also see those of you out there who put on a cape for me and that really does mean the world to me, because there's nothing anybody can do about this," she noted. "There's nothing anybody can do to stop this hate." While she admitted she wasn't sure what her goal was by coming forward with her thoughts, she went on to say, "I think the thing that bothers me is sort of this feeling that I just gotta shut up and take it. I just kinda gotta grin and bear it. And I'm not built like that."
Ingram went on to thank "the people who show up for me in the comments, in the places that I'm not gonna put myself" and then closed her thoughts with a sentiment the late Carrie Fisher would be proud of: "To the rest of y'all, y'all weird."
Moses Ingram as Reva in 'Obi-Wan Kenobi.'
| CREDIT: LUCASFILM LTD.
Earlier this month, Ingram opened up to EW about the impact of playing a prominent Black character in the franchise.
"I know it's going to mean a lot to a lot of people," she told EW. "It's important that when we turn on the TV, we see the world that we live in reflected back to us in what we're seeing. Representation is so important, and I feel so blessed that I get to be the vehicle that this character comes forth through. I am not worthy."
No matter what Star Wars fans think, the message from the galaxy is clear: everyone is supported and welcome.
"If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist," reads the official statement on Twitter.
By Andrea TowersMay 31, 2022 at 11:45 AM EDT
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on Moses Ingram
After attacks on Obi-Wan Kenobi star Moses Ingram, Star Wars released an official statement on social media solidifying its stance on racism.
Moses Ingram's debut as the lightsaber-wielding Reva in Obi-Wan Kenobimarked a stellar new character arrival to Star Wars. Unfortunately, not everyone felt that way.
In a series of Instagram stories following both the long-awaited Obi-Wan Kenobi premiere and the triumphant return of Star Wars Celebration in California, Ingram shared hurtful messages she'd received via Instagram stories. And on Tuesday, the galaxy far, far away officially made its stance on racism very clear by posting an open message in support of their new star.
"We are proud to welcome Moses Ingram to the Star Wars family and excited for Reva's story to unfold," read the official statement via Twitter. "If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist."
In another tweet, the account doubled down on their messaging, adding, "There are more than 20 million sentient species in the Star Wars galaxy, don't choose to be a racist."
A similarly worded message was also posted on the official Star Wars Instagram account, along with a photo of Ingram at Star Wars Celebration.
Ingram's situation is sadly far from unique, as other prominent characters of color in the galaxy have become targets of racist comments including Kelly Marie Tran and John Boyega.
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on actress Moses Ingram
Moses herself responded to the criticism in her Instagram stories, acknowledging that there are "hundreds of racist messages."
"I also see those of you out there who put on a cape for me and that really does mean the world to me, because there's nothing anybody can do about this," she noted. "There's nothing anybody can do to stop this hate." While she admitted she wasn't sure what her goal was by coming forward with her thoughts, she went on to say, "I think the thing that bothers me is sort of this feeling that I just gotta shut up and take it. I just kinda gotta grin and bear it. And I'm not built like that."
Ingram went on to thank "the people who show up for me in the comments, in the places that I'm not gonna put myself" and then closed her thoughts with a sentiment the late Carrie Fisher would be proud of: "To the rest of y'all, y'all weird."
Moses Ingram as Reva in 'Obi-Wan Kenobi.'
| CREDIT: LUCASFILM LTD.
Earlier this month, Ingram opened up to EW about the impact of playing a prominent Black character in the franchise.
"I know it's going to mean a lot to a lot of people," she told EW. "It's important that when we turn on the TV, we see the world that we live in reflected back to us in what we're seeing. Representation is so important, and I feel so blessed that I get to be the vehicle that this character comes forth through. I am not worthy."
No matter what Star Wars fans think, the message from the galaxy is clear: everyone is supported and welcome.
Star Wars makes a statement on racism after attacks on Moses Ingram
"If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist," reads the official statement on Twitter.
By Andrea TowersMay 31, 2022 at 11:45 AM EDT
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on Moses Ingram
After attacks on Obi-Wan Kenobi star Moses Ingram, Star Wars released an official statement on social media solidifying its stance on racism.
Moses Ingram's debut as the lightsaber-wielding Reva in Obi-Wan Kenobimarked a stellar new character arrival to Star Wars. Unfortunately, not everyone felt that way.
In a series of Instagram stories following both the long-awaited Obi-Wan Kenobi premiere and the triumphant return of Star Wars Celebration in California, Ingram shared hurtful messages she'd received via Instagram stories. And on Tuesday, the galaxy far, far away officially made its stance on racism very clear by posting an open message in support of their new star.
"We are proud to welcome Moses Ingram to the Star Wars family and excited for Reva's story to unfold," read the official statement via Twitter. "If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist."
In another tweet, the account doubled down on their messaging, adding, "There are more than 20 million sentient species in the Star Wars galaxy, don't choose to be a racist."
A similarly worded message was also posted on the official Star Wars Instagram account, along with a photo of Ingram at Star Wars Celebration.
Ingram's situation is sadly far from unique, as other prominent characters of color in the galaxy have become targets of racist comments including Kelly Marie Tran and John Boyega.
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on actress Moses Ingram
Moses herself responded to the criticism in her Instagram stories, acknowledging that there are "hundreds of racist messages."
"I also see those of you out there who put on a cape for me and that really does mean the world to me, because there's nothing anybody can do about this," she noted. "There's nothing anybody can do to stop this hate." While she admitted she wasn't sure what her goal was by coming forward with her thoughts, she went on to say, "I think the thing that bothers me is sort of this feeling that I just gotta shut up and take it. I just kinda gotta grin and bear it. And I'm not built like that."
Ingram went on to thank "the people who show up for me in the comments, in the places that I'm not gonna put myself" and then closed her thoughts with a sentiment the late Carrie Fisher would be proud of: "To the rest of y'all, y'all weird."
Moses Ingram as Reva in 'Obi-Wan Kenobi.'
| CREDIT: LUCASFILM LTD.
Earlier this month, Ingram opened up to EW about the impact of playing a prominent Black character in the franchise.
"I know it's going to mean a lot to a lot of people," she told EW. "It's important that when we turn on the TV, we see the world that we live in reflected back to us in what we're seeing. Representation is so important, and I feel so blessed that I get to be the vehicle that this character comes forth through. I am not worthy."
No matter what Star Wars fans think, the message from the galaxy is clear: everyone is supported and welcome.
ya'll he man women haters happy?
Star Wars makes a statement on racism after attacks on Moses Ingram
"If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist," reads the official statement on Twitter.
By Andrea TowersMay 31, 2022 at 11:45 AM EDT
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on Moses Ingram
After attacks on Obi-Wan Kenobi star Moses Ingram, Star Wars released an official statement on social media solidifying its stance on racism.
Moses Ingram's debut as the lightsaber-wielding Reva in Obi-Wan Kenobimarked a stellar new character arrival to Star Wars. Unfortunately, not everyone felt that way.
In a series of Instagram stories following both the long-awaited Obi-Wan Kenobi premiere and the triumphant return of Star Wars Celebration in California, Ingram shared hurtful messages she'd received via Instagram stories. And on Tuesday, the galaxy far, far away officially made its stance on racism very clear by posting an open message in support of their new star.
"We are proud to welcome Moses Ingram to the Star Wars family and excited for Reva's story to unfold," read the official statement via Twitter. "If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist."
In another tweet, the account doubled down on their messaging, adding, "There are more than 20 million sentient species in the Star Wars galaxy, don't choose to be a racist."
A similarly worded message was also posted on the official Star Wars Instagram account, along with a photo of Ingram at Star Wars Celebration.
Ingram's situation is sadly far from unique, as other prominent characters of color in the galaxy have become targets of racist comments including Kelly Marie Tran and John Boyega.
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on actress Moses Ingram
Moses herself responded to the criticism in her Instagram stories, acknowledging that there are "hundreds of racist messages."
"I also see those of you out there who put on a cape for me and that really does mean the world to me, because there's nothing anybody can do about this," she noted. "There's nothing anybody can do to stop this hate." While she admitted she wasn't sure what her goal was by coming forward with her thoughts, she went on to say, "I think the thing that bothers me is sort of this feeling that I just gotta shut up and take it. I just kinda gotta grin and bear it. And I'm not built like that."
Ingram went on to thank "the people who show up for me in the comments, in the places that I'm not gonna put myself" and then closed her thoughts with a sentiment the late Carrie Fisher would be proud of: "To the rest of y'all, y'all weird."
Moses Ingram as Reva in 'Obi-Wan Kenobi.'
| CREDIT: LUCASFILM LTD.
Earlier this month, Ingram opened up to EW about the impact of playing a prominent Black character in the franchise.
"I know it's going to mean a lot to a lot of people," she told EW. "It's important that when we turn on the TV, we see the world that we live in reflected back to us in what we're seeing. Representation is so important, and I feel so blessed that I get to be the vehicle that this character comes forth through. I am not worthy."
No matter what Star Wars fans think, the message from the galaxy is clear: everyone is supported and welcome.
John Boyega says hi Disney
worse than shit
haven't looked at anything star wars since force awakens
but that chase scene was hilarious
YUP
so does Kelly Marie Tran
and they bullied and harassed Daisy Ridley
and I could go on
because if you female or just not white you not allowed on star wars
I guess?
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God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
it's like they don't even watch star wars. Must be a bunch of casuals.
don't forget that he built that pod from spare parts with the education of a slave, also flew a space ship and shot shit up at ten. But sprinting through woods and using the fact she was little to zig zag a couple of junkie space pirates is just too much.... What where they thinking? LmaoWhen Anakin was her age he was busting grown ass adults asses in podracing.
But hey you can sit there and be vexxed that some fictional aliens didn't have the amount of dexterity you thought they should have LMAO.
Like seriously who give a fuck. Dudes are some withered up bitter mothafukas if this is the shit that vexed the fuck out of you
Seriously, listen to yourself "Grown ass black man"
"Those goons were tripping over themselves. Literally.
And that one guy ran into a tree branch... in the middle of broad daylight.... instead of ducking it.
All of the Leia chase scenes were MAYBE 1 minute of the 2 hours of show. And it has you mad as fuck lol.
They're getting white boy nerd mad and it's hilarious. For every hater there's thousands who love star wars and what they've been doing with thier brilliant tv shows. The angry nerd cult should just go watch something they like... Star wars fandom is cancer.So going through this thread, the shit that has BGOL pissed off.....
The women and girls...
You niggas are the worst.
God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
She's too young to be so smart
Anakin(her father) at 10....
Anakin(her father) at 10....
Don't forget he also built a droid from spare parts C3-PO
God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
SHeS JuSt a LiTtLe girl duhr...
God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
But dude he had that ivy league slave education and Leia is only the step daughter of a senator who runs an entire planet.
I more so meant what Disney did lol
God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
I use to think Trekkies where bad as a kid but now I see there's no more toxic fanbase on the planet than star wars.
Star Wars makes a statement on racism after attacks on Moses Ingram
"If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist," reads the official statement on Twitter.
By Andrea TowersMay 31, 2022 at 11:45 AM EDT
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on Moses Ingram
After attacks on Obi-Wan Kenobi star Moses Ingram, Star Wars released an official statement on social media solidifying its stance on racism.
Moses Ingram's debut as the lightsaber-wielding Reva in Obi-Wan Kenobimarked a stellar new character arrival to Star Wars. Unfortunately, not everyone felt that way.
In a series of Instagram stories following both the long-awaited Obi-Wan Kenobi premiere and the triumphant return of Star Wars Celebration in California, Ingram shared hurtful messages she'd received via Instagram stories. And on Tuesday, the galaxy far, far away officially made its stance on racism very clear by posting an open message in support of their new star.
"We are proud to welcome Moses Ingram to the Star Wars family and excited for Reva's story to unfold," read the official statement via Twitter. "If anyone intends to make her feel in any way unwelcome, we have only one thing to say: we resist."
In another tweet, the account doubled down on their messaging, adding, "There are more than 20 million sentient species in the Star Wars galaxy, don't choose to be a racist."
A similarly worded message was also posted on the official Star Wars Instagram account, along with a photo of Ingram at Star Wars Celebration.
Ingram's situation is sadly far from unique, as other prominent characters of color in the galaxy have become targets of racist comments including Kelly Marie Tran and John Boyega.
'Star Wars' makes a statement on racism after attacks on actress Moses Ingram
Moses herself responded to the criticism in her Instagram stories, acknowledging that there are "hundreds of racist messages."
"I also see those of you out there who put on a cape for me and that really does mean the world to me, because there's nothing anybody can do about this," she noted. "There's nothing anybody can do to stop this hate." While she admitted she wasn't sure what her goal was by coming forward with her thoughts, she went on to say, "I think the thing that bothers me is sort of this feeling that I just gotta shut up and take it. I just kinda gotta grin and bear it. And I'm not built like that."
Ingram went on to thank "the people who show up for me in the comments, in the places that I'm not gonna put myself" and then closed her thoughts with a sentiment the late Carrie Fisher would be proud of: "To the rest of y'all, y'all weird."
Moses Ingram as Reva in 'Obi-Wan Kenobi.'
| CREDIT: LUCASFILM LTD.
Earlier this month, Ingram opened up to EW about the impact of playing a prominent Black character in the franchise.
"I know it's going to mean a lot to a lot of people," she told EW. "It's important that when we turn on the TV, we see the world that we live in reflected back to us in what we're seeing. Representation is so important, and I feel so blessed that I get to be the vehicle that this character comes forth through. I am not worthy."
No matter what Star Wars fans think, the message from the galaxy is clear: everyone is supported and welcome.
These Cacs just think everything should revolve around them, hell when Finn was the first character seen in The Force Awaken trailer these Cacs head just exploded.
Bro it apparently ain't just white folk
We got some so called black folk Co signing this bullsh*t too
I know bro, I know
But it's all connected.
I don't ever want to be on the side hating women and anything non white.
Not gonna be able to do.
The Inquisitor knew of the link between Kenobi & Bail Organa. She just used Leia as bait to draw Kenobi out
for the record:
hayden christensen was also miscast and turned in an awful performance in the prequel trilogy.
also adam driver was awful as kylo ren in the sequel trilogy. there was an audible groan in the theater when he removed his helmet.
i am down with ole girl making that guap. but she is miscast.
hayden christensen was also miscast and turned in an awful performance in the prequel trilogy.
also adam driver was awful as kylo ren in the sequel trilogy. there was an audible groan in the theater when he removed his helmet.
i am down with ole girl making that guap. but she is miscast.
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it wasn't good.
Gonna have to stay out of the thread to avoid spoilers
Episode 3 debuts here soon.
When I watched the first two back to back, I noticed it was like watching a movie.
Gonna skip this week and watch episodes 3 and 4 later next week.
See you next week!
Episode 3 debuts here soon.
When I watched the first two back to back, I noticed it was like watching a movie.
Gonna skip this week and watch episodes 3 and 4 later next week.
See you next week!