Rogue One James Earl Jones is Darth Vader in Rogue One

[DarthSkywalker]

People tend to forget that as badass as he is, he's still Anakin Skywalker under all that black, lol.

Anakin Skywalker as described in the OT by Obi-Wan, Yoda and Luke. The father under the mask. The one who saved his son, looked into his eyes and died a good person. That Anakin Skywalker, and no other. Just to make that clear.

 

[Guts]

Anakin Skywalker as described in the OT by Obi-Wan, Yoda and Luke. The father under the mask. The one who saved his son, looked into his eyes and died a good person. That Anakin Skywalker, and no other. Just to make that clear.

He didn't step foot on Tatooine due to his hatred of sand. He's still got some prequel annie in him.

 

[terry78]

Not the digitally inserted force ghost at the end of ROTJ

 

[marcvader]

Anakin Skywalker as described in the OT by Obi-Wan, Yoda and Luke. The father under the mask. The one who saved his son, looked into his eyes and died a good person. That Anakin Skywalker, and no other. Just to make that clear.

Of course. Isn't that the one we all think of?

 

[DarthSkywalker]

He didn't step foot on Tatooine due to his hatred of sand. He's still got some prequel annie in him.

 

[DarthSkywalker]

Not the digitally inserted force ghost at the end of ROTJ

Of course. Isn't that the one we all think of?

We think of that one because he is in fact the only one.

 

[Guts]

 

[DarthSkywalker]

Truly the thing of nightmares.

 

[marcvader]

 

[Guts]

Truly the thing of nightmares.

I think Obi-Wan is happy to be reunited with the Annie he knows.

 

[marcvader]

What the?!!, NOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[DarthSkywalker]

I have to admit, it is kind of amazing how well those images work.

 

[DJ Kornphlake]

He didn't step foot on Tatooine due to his hatred of sand. He's still got some prequel annie in him.

 

[scorpio90]

People tend to forget that as badass as he is, he's still Anakin Skywalker under all that black, lol.

Isn't the 'nooooo' moment in rots there to signify that anakin skywalker died after realizing it his fault that padme and their unborn child is dead. He truly became vader then. And that the conflict he faces in rotj is only after luke appears, reigniting and appealing to one small speck of humanity still left in him?

 

[gohei_]

The more I think about it, my only issue is that he really could have got the plans in that hallway. Even with the distractions of he'd moved just a bit faster or used the force to grab the disk like he did those weapons it would've been over. I feel like Edwards could've rectified that by getting the plans taken just a bit sooner. Otherwise, I have no problems at all with Vader in the film.

I think he might not even be aware of the fact that one of the soldiers was carrying any kind of disk. I reckon he thought the plans were already onboard the Tantive 4 and that his fleet would take care of it if it tried to espace. Thus he took his time in killing the rebels.

 

[Guts]

I think he might not even be aware of the fact that one of the soldiers was carrying any kind of disk. I reckon he thought the plans were already onboard the Tantive 4 and that his fleet would take care of it if it tried to espace. Thus he took his time in killing the rebels.

Then why didn't he hurry up when he saw a rebel soldier giving the disk to another soldier on the other side of the door?

 

[gohei_]

Then why didn't he hurry up when he saw a rebel soldier giving the disk to another soldier on the other side of the door?

Perhaps by then it was too late? I don't know man.

 

[Boom]

If I can allow myself one nitpick.

While the costume itself was a thing of beauty, it didn't really remind me of the ANH suit at all, save for the red lenses.

 

[DarthSkywalker]

If I can allow myself one nitpick.

While the costume itself was a thing of beauty, it didn't really remind me of the ANH suit at all, save for the red lenses.

I can understand that. I always remember the original helmet being cruddy. This one was a little too well made.

 

[Guts]

This should have been Rogue One's opening scene.

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[Boom]

I can understand that. I always remember the original helmet being cruddy. This one was a little too well made.

Right. I'm sure it had a bit more to do with the quality of the materials than anything, but the ANH suit had an aged, worn look to it that I appreciated. This costume was a little too pristine in comparison. Plus the whole "robes over the shoulder plates" thing.

This should have been Rogue One's opening scene.

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[DarthSkywalker]

Right. I'm sure it had a bit more to do with the quality of the materials than anything, but the ANH suit had an aged, worn look to it that I appreciated. This costume was a little too pristine in comparison. Plus the whole "robes over the shoulder plates" thing.

Yeah, the suit felt brand new. Also his gloves seemed off to me for some reason. One of my favorite things about Vader in Empire was how he was so shiny and new looking. So there defintiely is a contrast.

 

[MurkeNyou]

Funny thing, in the comics, he has gone back to Tatooine. And...

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He slaughtered so many Sand People and ended up becoming a Legendary Dark God to them. Current Marvel Canon storytelling. It's just that despite the meme 'Annie no Like a sand?' nitpicking, he has gone back, and when he does have to go there (because the Emperor likes torturing him) makes everyone just as miserable as he is for being there. Especially Sand People.

The edict came down loud and clear, make Vader 'not quite' Forced Unleashed power levels, but he can take on a Army alone. I have no issue with that either. He needed the redemption.

 

[BatLobster]

Yeah, I agree. The suit looked too clean to me. For a film that did such a nice job of tying into Ep. IV, I was surprised they let that go.

 

[MurkeNyou]

Yeah, I agree. The suit looked too clean to me. For a film that did such a nice job of tying into Ep. IV, I was surprised they let that go.

Well, it could get dirty on the ride over. Like an extinguisher hit him.