Originally posted by StiltmanFTWProbabky not that big. At first I thought he might be that big but when I remember the hologram from the ot's he was very big so I feel they might be going for that. In the prequels they used regular sized holograms but this is ot or bust.
So, you guys think Snoke is really that huge or a hologram transmission is to blame for it?
Apparently Serkis confirmed Snoke's not Plagueis:
http://comicbook.com/2016/01/06/andy-serkis-confirms-supreme-leader-snoke-is-not-darth-plagueis/
Originally posted by Darth ThorAnd Abrams confirmed it wasn't Khan. We won't know for certain until episode 8. Sometimes these guys lie.
Apparently Serkis confirmed Snoke's not Plagueis:http://comicbook.com/2016/01/06/andy-serkis-confirms-supreme-leader-snoke-is-not-darth-plagueis/
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Apparently Serkis confirmed Snoke's not Plagueis:http://comicbook.com/2016/01/06/andy-serkis-confirms-supreme-leader-snoke-is-not-darth-plagueis/
here's the source: http://www.ew.com/article/2016/01/02/star-wars-force-awakens-maz-kanata-supreme-leader-snoke-exclusive
*heavy sigh of relief*
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Apparently Serkis confirmed Snoke's not Plagueis:http://comicbook.com/2016/01/06/andy-serkis-confirms-supreme-leader-snoke-is-not-darth-plagueis/
I for one have never believed that Snoke was Plagueis
Originally posted by Quincy
There's no way he's Plagueis. What kind of dumb reveal would that be
Building a new villain from scratch and expecting it to have the same impact as a threat that has been lingering with the audience for a decade is not going to work.
Originally posted by Astner
Well, considering that he's an establish threat with powers that eclipsed even Palpatine's and who sought immortality through reincarnation it makes a lot of sense.Building a new villain from scratch and expecting it to have the same impact as a threat that has been lingering with the audience for a decade is not going to work.
Was anyone interested in Plagueis though? Other than like, completionist obsessives?
Originally posted by Quincy
Was anyone interested in Plagueis though? Other than like, completionist obsessives?
There are so many questions that can be drawn from that. "How did he get so powerful?" "Why did he decide to train Palpatine?" "Were there any repercussions to being resurrected?" "How come the dark side is associated with life?"
Bringing him back as Snoke would not only justify his power and tie the movies together, it could also be explained in context of 'the prophecy of the one who will bring balance to the Force' since there might well have been a point when there technically were no Siths. While having Snoke as just another Sith Lord who rose to power in Palpatine's absence doesn't make sense and isn't nearly as interesting.