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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 7689643" data-attributes="member: 15700">There are other movies.  I wouldn't say things had nothing to do with the plot yet until we see those other movies.  For example, if Kylo's big plan is to kill Darth Pagious (sp) with a jedi (Rey) at his side when he does so (because he's fulfilling Vader's goal--to have a sith and jedi work together), then killing his father is the thing he's talking about when he says he doesn't know if he has the strength to do what is necessary (go full dark side).  Also, Rey was waiting for Han Solo (only she didn't know it).  When they get to the new planet and she says, "I've never seen this  much green in the galaxy", Han looks at her with a lot of regret in his eyes.  Regret for dropping her off on a desert wasteland planet with no green.Really, my only really big issue was with the Starkiller weapon in general.  The projectiles don't travel at light speed, so how do they take out planets in completely different systems?  If the resistance fighters had to go into light speed to get to starkiller, and the weapon fires at a speed much slower than light speed (they watch it slowly go across the screen), then it makes no sense."Well General Organa, they fired on us.  It will take approximately 5984 years to hit our planet at that distance...."And how did they see Corasaunt blow up from the planet they were on?  I'm guessing this is one of those issue like in Empire, when Luke is only on Degobah for less than 8 hours total (because the time from when Han flees the star destroyer and gets captured on Bespin isn't very long, and the distance from Degobah to Bespin is MUCH farther than Hoth is).</blockquote>

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