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Their relationship was one of the more emotional parts of the story. Leia never gave up on Ben, and that love was a big part of his redemption.

I see it as Rey choosing her own identity. She may be a Palpatine by blood, but the Skywalkers were the people who guided and inspired her. It was about choice, not genetics.

I felt that scene too. Ben Solo had such a tragic journey, and seeing him finally find redemption only to sacrifice himself for Rey was heartbreaking.

I thought their connection was one of the most interesting parts of the sequel trilogy. Their bond felt complicated, and Ben's redemption arc made his final choice even more meaningful.

I felt the same. Luke Skywalker deserved a better ending in my opinion, even though his final act was a powerful and fitting sacrifice.

I didn't hate the First Order, but I never found them as intimidating as the Empire. They just didn't have the same presence or impact for me.

I'm a fan of Rey. I liked her determination and how she kept pushing forward, even when she had no idea what her future held.

I wasn't ready for that scene at all. Watching Han Solo die at the hands of his own son was one of the saddest moments in the entire saga.

I always saw it as the Ewoks using the terrain to their advantage. It stretches believability a bit, but it still makes for a fun ending.

That's an interesting "what if." I think Vader would've become much more conflicted, and it could've changed the course of the entire original trilogy.

I would personally say both, but guilt is buried underneath. His anger keeps him going, while his guilt is what finally lets Anakin come back in the end.

I've heard that too. Honestly, Han dying would've been emotional, but I'm glad he survived. It just wouldn't have felt like the same ending otherwise.

That scene gets me every time too. My favorite is still Luke refusing to give in to the dark side. It makes Vader's redemption even more powerful.

I love that scene too. Seeing Vader choose Luke over the Emperor and finally die as Anakin makes his redemption feel genuinely earned.

I think starting with Episode IV was the right call. It throws you straight into the action, then the prequels fill in the backstory later.

That's a really cool bit of movie trivia. I honestly never noticed the difference either. It just shows how convincing the makeup, effects, and voice performance were together.

That's a great memory. I wasn't a huge collector either, but that first Death Star battle is still one of my favorite moments in the whole series.

Yeah, I don't see it as incest in that moment either since neither of them knew. It just became awkward once the truth came out.

I never thought about that, but you're right. Attacking from behind seems way smarter. Han basically proved it worked, which makes the original plan look pretty questionable.

Yeah, it is a huge coincidence on the surface. I like to think Obi-Wan and the Force both had a hand in steering events that way.