Bruna. 28. Bisexual. Brazil. I've got a film degree.
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[Do You Regret that Luke Skywalker’s Reaction to Han Solo’s Death Was Cut?
”Yes, of course because it shows Luke was putting on a facade in front of Rey and even Chewie, that he was embittered and sort of a broken man,” Hamill said. “And I think the fact that he could let his emotions out when he was by himself would have made an impact on the audience because it allowed them to grieve the loss of Han Solo just the way Luke felt it.
”But that always happens in films. You say, ‘Oh, what about this scene where this happens or that happens?’ because you want to give the fullest experience that you can. And like you say, it was brief enough that I was — [chuckles] They had time for me to milk that big alien but to show any human emotion? Nah, we don’t have time for that. But again it’s not my call.”]
I said to Rian: Jedis don’t give up. But, if he [Luke] made a mistake, he would try and right that wrong. That’s the crux of the problem. Luke would never say that [It’s time for the Jedi to end]. Well, in this version. See, I’m talking about George Lucas Star Wars. I almost had to think of Luke as another character. Maybe Jake Skywalker. He’s not my Luke Skywalker.
“That’s the hard part. You don’t want to admit how possessive you’ve become. There are times where you go, ‘Really? That’s what they think of Luke? I’m not only in disagreement – I’m insulted.’” - Mark Hamill about The Last Jedi
I just love this quote. It’s so easily overlooked, seen as unimportant, until you see the prequels. Because then you realize how utterly true and heartbreaking that phrase is. “He died about the same time your father did.” Meaning that Obi-Wan, that is, everything that made him who he was, his faith, his joy, his light, was murdered, killed, at the same time that Anakin was lost to the Dark Side. When Anakin became Vader, Obi-Wan became Ben. Anakin and Obi-Wan died together on that planet. Only Vader and Ben left it alive. One full of hate and darkness, the other a broken shell that was merely existing, not even really living. These two men were so deeply entwined, so bonded together in the force, that when one died, so did the other. That is the real definition of true love.
Oh my god.
Whenever people talk shit and say there is NOTHING good about the prequels, I call them out on Obi-Wan. For serious.
Word.
“…they knew each other better than brothers, more intimately than lovers; they were complementary halves of a single warrior.”