punch it, chewie

It’s not just Rian Johnson! The stars of The Last Jedi are eager to sing the praises of their other colleagues, too…  – Star Wars Insider #178.

Parallels + Padmé and Finn

I always assumed, based on the scenes, that Han has seen a young version of himself in this kid. Han starts out and really enters this journey on the motivation of getting a reward from royalty for helping Princess Leia. And it’s the same in the sense that Finn’s circumstance, it influences an element of dishonesty and Han sees that, he susses it. He’s like, “I know what you’re doing, kid,” and he susses that out. But also, it’s a nice charming relationship, because Finn doesn’t have respect for him. Finn is not like, “oh my gosh, you’re…” Finn’s just kind of like, “yeah, so how’re you going to help?” And that makes a funny relationship. And also, Han knowing so much now, it’s like, “this kid is like me and I’m gonna have his back.” And I love that. - John Boyega.

And come to you, come to you Come to you …In your dream. 

Leia Organa + appearances

"Worldwide, everyone feels that gap she left,” Hamill continued. “But we all have to hang in there. And if she’s out there somewhere, we have to give her the one-finger salute. Come on everybody, for Carrie,” he said, imploring the crowd to all raise their middle fingers in the air as a tribute to Fisher, who was 60.

Leia’s soliloquy on her child, Act IV, Scene I - The Force Doth Awaken (via starwarsnonsense)

Star Wars + pulling closer

Mom: NOOO!!!

Best of Star Wars wipe transitions: The Force Awakens

Well the question I get all the time is “Did you ever expect it to be so successful?” I did think it would be successful because it was a fantasy that had a sense of humor. I thought it was hilarious.

an emotional good-bye

Logan Lucky premiere, London UK - [x]