Don't Like Rey's Parentage in Star Wars: The Last Jedi? Director Says It Could Change

Ones that are defending this Shittiest movie in star wars history can answer Few questions "that i won't argue with ofc" i'l change my mind and go to next movies 50 times.

1) Why luke created Map to his location and told them to find him in case of DANGER if he wanted to die??? that was whole plot of Force awakens REMEMBER that??

2) Ray being nobody, why They hyped it from previous movie to here ??? only to f it up in the end, her BEING new child of phrophecy would been silly but FINE even.

3) Why did Luke wanted to KILL innocent child after saving DARTH vader and having hope for him for all time? that's not F ING LUKE it's middle finger to FANS.

4) Who's Snoke? Outter rim Overpovered dark side force user who knows everything about vader and emperor but he's NOBODY?

5) Benedicto del toro , who needed that character or CASINO what does that PLOT add s to main story?

6) overall WHAT DOES those movie add TO Franchise of star wars? NOTHING literally coz characters are NOBODY that's it.

We'l make changes to story , we are like destiny Developers who promise you that next game will be better, BUT IT WON"T BE.

Rey's been in two full (one longer than normal) films and she's really achieved nothing. Think about what Luke had accomplished at the end of Empire... This new series is so unimaginative.

It's taking them 3 films to achieve what Luke did in less than 2.

The problem I have with Rey not being a Skywalker or tied to Anakin and Luke in some way is because it is the only thing that really makes sense when it comes to The Force Awakens and her origin story. TFA heavily copies A New Hope, but I was actually fine with it as I was certain that she was a Skywalker because of all the evidence for it. Because her origin is extremely similar to that of Anakin and Luke, she would fit in with the prophecy of the chosen one. Anakin and Luke both grow up on a desert planet, they are both natural pilots, they are both very strong in the force, and at the start of their journey they encounter a mentor/father figure that tragically dies early on.

Ring any bells? Rey has all of these aspects to her character. Instead of Tatooine, she grows up on Jakku, both desert planets. She is evidently a natural pilot, and of course she is very strong with the force. And she encounters Han Solo who becomes sort of a mentor/father figure for her, but he tragically dies early on in her story. Hence it is a case of history repeating itself, and if Rey had been a Skywalker I would understand why it is happening again.

And it would make way more sense when it comes to her power level. Why is she so powerful without any training? Even Anakin who was conceived by the force itself, still required training to be truly strong. But I could accept it if she was in fact closely tied to that family as it would make at least more sense than if she is a nobody. And why does Anakins lightsaber call to her in TFA? Would not Ben have more of a pull on the lightsaber than Rey since he is in fact a Skywalker in blood?

I feel like TLJ has cheapened the force as there does not seem to be any sacrifice required to be a strong force user. Any regular force sensitive person can be so strong without there being a reason for it, makes it just lose all its uniqueness. It is not like everyone can become an Astronaut, that requires a lot of luck and effort to become.

And the thing he said about "it would be the big 'I am your father' twist [from The Empire Strikes Back]." Yeah, that is what he did though, but with a twist to it. Ren is essentially Vader but instead of telling Rey she is family, he makes her realize she is a nobody. The problem her is that they set out to make the parentage of Rey a big deal in TFA. If they did not want a twist reveal, then why make a point of it in TFA?

This is not the worst problem I have with The Last Jedi, but it is one of many issues. I just wish they had been more brave with this new trilogy, create a new story that does not just copy paste old ideas and adding a twist on it to seem edgy and bold, when in truth it is just really lazy.

Sometime when you make a tiny Mistake you can either leave it be and just roll with it because its tiny, or you can try and patch it up at the risk of making it uglier and more noticeable to the point where it ruins everything on a larger scale. My guess is, they should just let this be as is.

Personally I find the idea that your parents had to be someone for you to be special to be offensive. You cannot choose your parents, your success shouldn't be linked to whom they are/were. Granted that is naive. Parents make a huge difference in your opportunity, parental wealth is probably the singular biggest indicator of child success, but if Star wars wanted to go the chosen one route like that because it's more realistic then they should just out and say it and make the only people who succeed in their universe be the ones whose parents buy them the best light sabers and hire the best jedi tutors. .

Or you know, leave Rey's parents as nobodies.

That would be a catastrophic mistake. Having her parents be nobody made her her own unique entity instead of being yet another endless link in the Skywalker saga. Leave it be.

For the sake and integrity of this franchise JJ Abrams needs to not do a sequel to Last Jedi but do a remake of it instead.

I was much more interested in Snoke's origin and how he came in touch with Kylo, but that's tragically down the sink now. I never want to watch a movie with "Rian Johnson" anywhere in it in my life again.

I said to my brother, Kylo Ren could have been lying to try and turn Rey to the dark side. Would be a great twist if she turns.

I don't get why people want so badly for Rey to be one of the previous MCs' child. Highly influential people are not always born from other highly influential people. Sometimes, heck, many times they come from 'normal' parents.

Although having her be from a force heavy lineage would help to explain why she learns so quickly, I think it cheapens the plot overall.