I was thinking throughout the movie that Rey s Luke's daughter. The most pressing evidence is how she was clothed. It was like a female version of his clothes he is wearing during his training.

Another theory I heard, was Rey being a reincarnated Yoda. Timing is about right, but reincarnation, so far, has never been mentioned in the SW universe.

BTW - to an earlier post - it is not the future. "A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away...."

mrcasado wrote: zona_blazer wrote: I was thinking throughout the movie that Rey s Luke's daughter. The most pressing evidence is how she was clothed. It was like a female version of his clothes he is wearing during his training. Another theory I heard, was Rey being a reincarnated Yoda. Timing is about right, but reincarnation, so far, has never been mentioned in the SW universe. BTW - to an earlier post - it is not the future. "A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away...." Thats just how every Star Wars film starts - A long time ago

Yeah, because that's where they're set; a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... (not here, and not in the future!)

Rocky Solo wrote: Enjoyed it even more the second time. Cried like a baby. Just an awesome movie experience. Very cool to see Akbar and Nien Numb. Did anyone else get to hear Obi-Wan's line (Ewan McGregor)?

There's actually voices from Alec Guinness and Ewan McGregor in the film. The line you mentioned, the first bit is AG and the second bit (most of the sentence) is EM.

mrcasado wrote: I think it can take titanic both domestically and globally but avatar is another 600 million further down the road. Jurassic World wont be the easiest of targets either

It will be easier. SW is 3D, so tickets are overpriced and count much more than regular ones. I doubt SW won't beat out JW.

Rocky Solo wrote: I knew it was coming, but I didnt want it to Awesome movie. My only gripe was the fact that Leia cuddled Rey after Hans death. Surely it should have been Chewie, who just walked by

Absolutely! There should've been a hug with Leia and Chewie. No reason for that not to happen. This is perhaps being picky, but I think Chewie should've thrown a bigger fit when Han died, like smashing machinery or throwing a few storm troopers into the pit. Also, the bowcaster which could shoot through storm trooper armor and send them flying did little damage to Snoke. He was still able to catch up to Rey and Fin, and be able to fight with his light saber. Still, a great movie, worthy of the franchise. Also, Han got to speak the line he made famous, the line that has since been in every Star Wars movie...."I got a bad feeling about this." And if Han had to die, he was given a very noble death.