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"A new report from Nielsen and published by Variety reveals that nobody is watching the most recent trio of core Star Wars films" (www.polygon.com)
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[–] FrChazzz@lemmus.org 7 points 3 days ago

What pisses me off about that movie is that they spend a fair bit of time building out that Rey has super powerful force healing. So, like, what if she healed Palpatine? What if the ending to this saga of endless galactic war was not more death, but an act of healing? Maybe Palpatine still dies, but he's at least made aware of what he's done or something.

Nope. Rey use two lightsaber. Rey block real good. Palpatine go dust dust.