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I'll see if I can spot what it is tommorow or not.

Granddaughter to be specific.

From reddit.

After seeing this a 3rd time, i'm convinced that Rey is not the daughter of Luke or Han/Leia. In her conversation with Maz after her forceback, Maz says that the ones she is waiting for are not coming back. She then says, "but there is one who will". Immediately Rey says, "Luke.". The first time I saw this I thought she was asking "Who?". Yet, she clearly says "Luke." when I watched this the 2nd and 3rd time.

We know that Rey was waiting for her family to come back for her. So when Maz says that the ones she is waiting for are not coming back, this must mean that her family are not coming back for her. This obviously means that Han/Leia and Luke are not her family.

Yet, why would Luke care for her or come back for her if he's not family? Yes she's strong with the force and needs proper training, but I think it's much more than that. Here's my theory, hear me out. Others here are starting to have the same idea. Rey is the granddaughter of one Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Full list of reasons here

good theories, but im still subscribing to Rey Skywalker 

we need a new Skywalker..to carry on the legacy..Star Wars is always about Skywalker..

im sure you can find on reddit that will back this up.

but still interesting takes on Rey's background tho...haha well we can only speculate at this point..

Turns out those rumors were dead-on, as the idea of the Warhammer was bandied about as a HUGE ship that could plow through a Star Destroyer and break the planet-wide shields so the X-wings could make their attack run. J.J. decided it would be better (and simpler) to just have Han & Co. disable those shields with Captain Phasma,


There are quite a number of pieces depicting Rey and Finn escaping Starkiller Base in a groovy snowspeeder with Stormtroopers in hot pursuit. It has a very similar vibe to the speeder bike chase in Return of the Jedi, and is another example of how the filmmakers simplified things drastically for the final cut.


Another aspect that was lacking in the new film was exotic new worlds. If we're honest with each other, Jakku is Tatooine in all-but-name, the green worlds of Maz Kanata and Leia are throwbacks to Yavin, and Starkiller Base is a warmer/warmed-over Hoth.
Early drafts had an exotic port town nicknamed "Crime City" where our heroes first encounter Han Solo. This colorful new environment was inspired by Casablanca and Middle Eastern architecture, and was teeming with all kinds of cultures both new and familiar to Star Wars fans.
The concept of Crime City eventually morphed into the more contained setting of Maz's castle, which was itself originally meant for the villain. Confused? So were they but that's the creative process for you.

*juz notice only 30 seats.....how is the screen size? 
lets say pavi compare to large/medium/small hall 

Nope! You watched TFA right? The part where Kylo Ren throwing a hissy fit and 2 stormtroopers heard it, turn around and walk away?
It's exactly the same scene! Except the one that I saw another stormtrooper held out his hand to stop another one in his track, then both turned and walk away...

Now I really doubt myself wei... I swear I saw it before but why no one else seems to remember it except me 

I believe you......I remember that scene very well

2 Stormtroopers saw shit happening in the chamber and goes 'i aint going in there with that madman inside' and walk away

They should make this a reality. For Mandalore!

Finally Finish Watched / Re-watched the Star Wars few days ago follow Chronological Order.

Episode 1 - The Phantom Manace (2.5 Star)
Episode 2 - Attack of the Clones (3.5 Star)
Episode 3 - Revenge of the Sith (4 Star)
Spin Off  - Solo (2 Star)
Spin Off  - Rogue One (5 Star)
Episode 4 - A New Hope (4 Star)
Episode 5 - The Empire Strikes Back (4 Star)
Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi (5 Star)
Episode 7 - The Force Awakens (3.5 Star)
Episode 8 - The Last Jedi (5 Star)
Episode 9 - The Rise of Skywalker (3.5 Star)