Posted October 20, 2015
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"My father fought in the Clone Wars?"
End stop. All stop engines. Luke didn't need to say another word, nor did we ever need to have that blank filled in. At that point, every single SW fan on Earth had a better image in their head of what that meant than anything Lucas or ILM or Disney could ever hope to replicate. Never underestimate the power of imagination... nor the power of marketing that attempts to appropriate it.
The ultimate sin Lucas accosted us with was taking off Vader's helmet. No more helmet, no more mystery. No more mystery, no more myth. No more myth, no more point. There is no more mystery to Star Wars - only endless repetition. Clones, in fact and metaphor.
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(Frankly, my personal opinion is that Clone Wars was the best thing that happened to Star Wars since the original movies. And the new "Rebels" series is a kid show and not very visually impressive, but it shows promise)
Post edited October 20, 2015 by darthspudius