Lucas-Rio said:
You are absolutely wrong. That's a propaganda line that the Disney/Marvel lovers are trying to spin as a damage control. Hamill clearly said this was the opposite of what he wanted for Luke, it was so depressing for him he had to think it wasn't the same character. He accepted it as a professional acto and understood the director wanted to get rid of the past but that's all, he hated the Luke Skywalker of the movie. All the star wars fans hated the Luke Skywalker of the Last Jedi. A young , optimistic, impressive new jedi that turned into a weak, depressed, embittered , hopeless , defeated old man. He was portrayed as crying and weak. Was owned by Kylo Ren when he destroyed the temple, was projected by Rey and disarmed like nothing.... Was again knocked on the ground by the fire on the three... It was digusting.... But I bet you are fan of Iron Man movies or Avengers. |
Bullshit, I know a lot that didn't hate it at all. And that evolution actually makes total sense, age makes that to you. Also I find way more interesting a Luke that is actually a human being with intern conflicts that made mistakes in life than a Luke who is just a 2 dimensional inmaculated saint that can do no wrong.
