Small details you missed in The Last Jedi
> At the end of the film, as Finn is fishing around for a blanket to put over Rose, he opens a drawer holding all the Jedi texts that from the sacred tree. It gives a lot more meaning to Yoda's final line to Luke: "That library contained nothing that the girl Rey does not already possess." It was a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, but rest assured that the Jedi wisdom is safe and secure for a new generation of Force users.
Ouiiiii \o/ Je les ai vus dans le tiroir ! Donc, Rey prenait des cours de jedi par correspondance. Tout s'explique.
Pas mal de petits détails sympas dans cet article ; j'aime bien ceux-ci :
> In Return of the Jedi, Luke got smacked by a blaster bolt while he was trying to escape Jabba's boat over the sarlacc pit. It happened right about here. But it didn't hurt him! Luckily, that laser bullet landed on Luke's fake hand, and Luke went right back to almost kicking the bad guys right into the sand. In The Last Jedi, old, grumpy Luke is still one hand down, but if you look closely, especially at the part where Rey hands him his old lightsaber, you can see faint scorch marks on the back of his hand, a callback/reminder to young Skywalker's glory days in the original trilogy.
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> if his dedication to isolation wasn't clear enough, he even ripped off a part of his ship's wing so it could serve as a door for his rock hut.
Ca, je ne l'avais pas vu par-contre.
Oh, et puis ça, c'est juste énorme :
> Benicio del Toro's character, D.J., is definitely an enigma. He showed up, got Finn and Rose onto Snoke's ship, then sold out the Resistance and skipped out all the richer for it. But for those paying close attention, his moral ambiguity was front and center the whole time. In fact, it was practically written on his forehead.
> You may have caught the metal plate on the right side of D.J.'s headgear, but unless you paused the movie in the theaters, you probably missed the inscription on it: Don't Join. Yup, that's what he told Finn, and it's D.J.'s whole philosophy, up to and including his name–D.J., a.k.a. Don't Join. This guy has no sides, and he doesn't want any.
EDIT : encore un truc de ouf que même Kevin il a pas vu :
> When Leia soars back onto the bridge of the Raddus after getting blasted into space, her body passes through a hologram of the Supremacy. As she does, the damaged hologram glitches and distorts—on the exact same lines that the real ship would later in the film, when Holdo sends her ship hyperspeeding into the First Order flagship. It's a subtle bit of foreshadowing that's practically impossible to pick out without a second viewing.
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