Poll
72%
11%
17%
The classics are kind of weird all together.
Han: "Well, I guess this is it"
Leia: (in a really quiet, weird tone of voice) "That's right"
Han: (with a dorky look on his face) "Hey, don't get all mushy on me, so long princess"
Leia: "Han!, I thought you had decided to stay"
etc etc......
Han: "You want me to stay cause of the way you feel about me" WTF????
Leia: "That's right, your a great helper"
Han: "No, Not that. Come on"
Han: (dorkier than ever) "ahhh yeahhhhhhhhhhh come on".
The classics can get really weird sometimes. I prefer the prequels.
You're kidding me. The prequels had a dozen times more embarassing and odd moments in them then the sequels. The acting was outright awkward in many respects. And I find it amusing that people are hung up about Luke and Leia when they had Anakin "I could be Ted Bundy with my charm" Skywalker in AOTC. Just a thought...
The only thing that disturbs me about this topic is that in Return of the Jedi Luke tells her of their relationship as siblings and she says " I know, somehow... I've always known". If this means what I think it shows then Leia has "always known" that they were related and intentionally kissed Luke like that in ESB. Ugh... 😘
Yeah but lets be speculative for a minute here.
Rememeber when she kissed Luke? I dunno about you but Leia looked like she was thinking "That didn't feel right at all". That's just me and my interpretation though.
Yes, I must concede that the "I've always known" line is rather odd, but could also make sense given that when she kissed Luke, warning alarms went off that said in side her head: "this is wrong, stop it, you sick, drugged up freak". Maybe that's how she has "always known".
I'm surprised we live in a world where this garners more attention than a few things like oh... Vader orders the torture of his own daughter and then destroys her homeplanet of billions of people. I don't care how pretty you think your sister is, Vader is the one with serious ethical problems here. If people don't see that, someone, somewhere in grade school failed to reach out to you.