Quote (nineinchnailz @ Jan 1 2016 12:33am)
Kylo being injured doesn't teach someone how to use mind control before that ever happened. For the first time ever we got a female jedi main character, great. That's a victory for feminism. I'm fine with that. I dont resent that at all. We have 6 previous movies where no one can learn these methods instantly on their own with no training, not even the son of the force himself anakin skywalker. That makes it painfully clear there is an agenda being pushed here and THAT is what I resent. Just tell a great story, leave your agenda out of it. If the main character is a girl, or black, i could care less. That's not a sexist comment that's a legit complaint. There needs to be some explanation forthcoming as to how she knows these techniques, because this movie does not exist by itself, there is an established star wars universe and these new owners should take care in it's continuity.
You're thinking way too much about any feminism movement within the movie.....
You're making too many assumptions about things you, and I don't know about and cannot Confirm for sure.
You forget about Luke using "the force" very early when using the lightsaber on the training droid on the milenium falcon. You forget that, in Luke's very early training, luke raises his xwing out of a swamp.
Using the force to grab a lightsaber, I would imagine, doesn't take a whole lot of strength, as Luke also did it in the beginning of the empire strikes back.
Maybe she can focus better, who knows....? Stop placing "hidden agendas" into the movie that cannot be confirmed as being legitement.
Everything that happens can be explained with common sense and logic. You just aren't capable of using logic.
This post was edited by stupidkid282 on Dec 31 2015 07:01pm