Come what may...Moulin Rouge one?
Er, who said it was? I said it would be impressive for Disney to be coordinating between seemingly unrelated films like that. The main reason I think it would be a cool idea is that it would make Rey's mother more than the unseen backstory character she'd otherwise be most likely to be.Franchise planning is not a good enough reason for a character to be related to another character.
Nobody was saying she had to be related to anyone from the main saga.I thought the anthology films were separate outside of the Skywalker saga so in other words felicity Jones's character doesn't necessarily mean that she has to be related to anyone from the sw saga.
Er, yeah, right before, since it's about stealing the plans that end up with Leia.Yeah this all takes place right before Luke joins the Rebels.
We don't see every single character on Yavin, so that really doesn't prove anything. Anyone who survived (and I'm skeptical that this ends with every single one dying) could be literally anywhere.It's more than likely these guys don't survive.
Hence you don't see them on Yavin when Luke, Leia, Han and the plans get there.
I didn't say it does.We don't see every single character on Yavin, so that really doesn't prove anything.
We don't know anything about the circumstances of how the plans got handed off to Leia. But regardless, like I said, they don't have to be on Yavin either.I didn't say it does.
I'm saying placing them back on Yavin is freakin stupid!
The whole narrative purpose of A New Hope is Luke, Leia, and Han's desperate mission to get the plans to Yavin.
To have one of the rebel spies who already had the plans already back at Yavin, defeats the whole purpose of A New Hope.
It's freakin ridiculous fan-service, that would not add to, but fly in the face of the original material.
We don't know anything about the circumstances of how the plans got handed off to Leia.
Which makes the whole set up of her meeting Luke more rambling fanservice.But regardless, like I said, they don't have to be on Yavin either.
But weren't they actually trying to get the plans to Alderaan? A planet that eventually gets destroyed, thus forcing everyone to Yavin?
The only reason the Death Star even ends up there is because of the tracking device on the Millennium Falcon.