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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 7690604"><p>And that is fine, I am not saying you have to agree, but the opinion I am expressing is not an uncommon one. To me it isn't just a plot twist, those prior scenes don't just become attempts at humor, they just don't make sense in light of the new information because it is obvious they are not brother and sister in those scenes. Yes, a brother and sister might meet, not know they are siblings, and kiss....but we know the film makers wouldn't do that. It is meta but it is meta that I think is nearly impossible to ignore (at least for me it is). I believe that it isn't a problem for you. I believe that you don't notice it. But I assure you, I notice it every time I watch the trilogy and it always stands out to me as a glaring inconconsistency. It is an inconsistency I've come to find nothing more than a peculiar oddity at this point, but an inconsistency still. And that is fine. A movie about knights romping through space can have inconsistencies like that.</p></blockquote><p></p>