Its all in bens mind.
Bizarre.
You'd think for a Han cameo they'd have gone with a flashback (like with Luke Leia) ..maybe Ben thinking back to when he was a boy when Han gave him some fatherly advice. not so long after Return of the Jedi (Ford CG deaged to Last Crusade or Fugitive era).
a memory
shareNo, it was all in Ben's imagination, he was forgiving himself for murdering his father and thereby allowing himself to embrace the Light Side of the Force. WELL *I* HAVEN'T FORGIVE YOU, YOU WORTHLESS PIECE OF MASKED EMO SHIT!!! KILLING HAN SOLO IS FOREVER UNFORGIVEABLE AND I SNEERED AT THAT SCENE!!!!!!
And that's the problem with making these films with no overall plan. They tried to make Darth Emo there into the Sci-Fi Severus Snape, a complelling character who seems to be a bad guy one minute and then a good guy and then a REALLY bad guy and then who knows... The thing is, J.K. Rowling made it work by meticulously plotting out Snape's actions and correctly anticipating the audience's reaction to each plot twist, and if they'd done the same with Darth Emo it might also have worked. But because it was all done in a half-assed fashion with no plan, they started out by having him do something irredeemable, and whaddya think, of course he couldn't be successfully redeemed at the end.
It was like a projected force memory? I had no idea what to think of it
shareNothing in this stupid movie made any sense.
shareI figure that scene was supposed to be Leia, but they didn't film it before Carrie Fisher died, so they had to slap a band-aid on with Han filling in, sense or no sense.
shareIt was like his last vestige of conscience awakened. I kinda liked it.
shareIt was disney execs making a 'force ghost' because laymans identify them as being a part of the star wars brand - but also 'not a force ghost' to not break SWU rules .... since when did they care about that?
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