Star Wars: Rogue One (2016)

[Bruce Torres]

AUGUST 15, 2015

ROGUE ONE—THE DARING MISSION HAS BEGUN: CAST AND CREW ANNOUNCED


Lucasfilm announced today that their first film in the new standalone Star Warsstories series, Rogue One, has begun principal photography. Gareth Edwards (Godzilla, Monsters) is directing Rogue One, which tells the story of resistance fighters who have united to steal plans to the dreaded Death Star. The film is produced by Kathleen Kennedy and is slated for a December 16, 2016 release.


Star Wars: Rogue One. Left to Right: Actors Riz Ahmed, Diego Luna, Felicity Jones, Jiang Wen and Donnie Yen.
Photo Credit: Jonathan Olley ©Lucasfilm 2016

The filmmakers have assembled a stellar cast, including Felicity Jones, nominated for an Academy Award for her leading role in The Theory of Everything; Diego Luna, who was featured in 2008’s Oscar-winningMilk and 2013’s Elysium; Ben Mendelsohn, recently nominated for an Emmy for his leading role in Bloodline and co-starring in the upcoming Mississippi Grind; Donnie Yen, Hong Kong action star and martial artist who starred in Ip Man andBlade II; Jiang Wen, who co-wrote, produced , directed and starred in the award-winning Let the Bullets Fly and Devils on the Doorstep; Forest Whitaker, recently featured in the critically-acclaimed Lee Daniels’ The Butler and winner of an Academy Award for his leading role in 2006’s The Last King of Scotland; Mads Mikkelsen, who starred in The Hunt and was the memorable villain from 2006’sCasino Royale; Alan Tudyk, who plays a performance-capture character in Rogue One, stars in the soon-to-be-released Con Man series and Trumbo, which releases this November; and Riz Ahmed, who was recently featured inNightcrawler and starred in the BAFTA-winning film Four Lions.


Felicity Jones

Diego Luna

Ben Mendelsohn

Donnie Yen

Jiang Wen


Forest Whitaker

Mads Mikkelsen

Alan Tudyk

Riz Ahmed
“Rogue One takes place before the events of Star Wars: A New Hope and will be a departure from the saga films but have elements that are familiar to the Star Wars universe,” says Kathleen Kennedy. “It goes into new territory, exploring the galactic struggle from a ground-war perspective while maintaining that essentialStar Wars feel that fans have come to know. Gareth is such an innovative director and I’m so excited to be working with him and the extraordinary ensemble cast he’s selected for ‘Rogue One.’”

Veteran ILM visual effects supervisor John Knoll, who shares a long history with the Star Wars movies, dating back to the mid-1990s, originated the idea for the movie. Allison Shearmur (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Cinderella), John Knoll, Simon Emanuel (The Dark Knight Rises, Fast & Furious 6) and Jason McGatlin (Tintin, War of the Worlds) are executive producers. Kiri Hart and John Swartz (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) are co-producers.

To create the lived-in, realistic feel of Rogue One, Edwards chose Greig Fraser (Zero Dark Thirty, Foxcatcher) to be his director of photography and Neil Corbould (Black Hawk Down, Gladiator, Saving Private Ryan) to be his special effects supervisor. Star Wars and Lucasfilm veteran Doug Chiang (Star Wars: Episodes I-II, Forrest Gump) and Neil Lamont (supervising art director for the Harry Potter series, Edge of Tomorrow) will be the production designers. Additional crew members will include stunt coordinator Rob Inch (World War Z, Marvel’s Captain America: The First Avenger), creature effects supervisor Neal Scanlan (Prometheus) and co-costume designers Dave Crossman (costume supervisor for the Harry Potter series, Saving Private Ryan) and Glyn Dillon (costume concept artist for Kingsman: The Secret Service, Jupiter Ascending).

Fonte: http://www.starwars.com/news/rogue-one-the-daring-mission-has-begun-cast-and-crew-announced

 

[Bruce Torres]

STAR WARS – ROGUE ONE PODE SER FILMADO COM LENTES DE 70MM
Formato é o mesmo que o diretor Quentin Tarantino usou em Os 8 Odiados
28/08/2015 18h09
por Pedro Tritto

Segundo o Indie Wier, Star Wars - Rogue One, primeiro spin-off da franquia, pode ser filmado com as lentes 70mm Ultra da Panavision. Para quem não conhece, esse é o mesmo formato que o diretor Quentin Tarantino optou para gravar o seu novo filme, Os 8 Odiados.

Segundo especialistas, essa tecnologia garante uma grande experiência para o espectador, já que projeta uma imagem muito maior que a convencional, que aborda lentes de 35mm.

Sobre Rogue One, o diretor Gareth Edwards revelou que a trama do derivado vai se passar antes dos acontecimentos do Episódio IV - Uma Nova Esperança e deve tratar do roubo dos planos de construção da Estrela da Morte. Na história, um grupo de pilotos encaram essa missão, que logo é transformada no maior desafio de suas vidas.

A previsão é que o filme chegue aos cinemas em dezembro de 2016. No elenco estão Felicity Jones, Diego Luna, Ben Mendelsohn, Forest Whitaker e Riz Ahmed. Antes disso, Star Wars: O Despertar Da Força estreia no final do ano, em 17 de dezembro.

Fonte: http://www.cineclick.com.br/noticias/star-wars-i-rogue-one-pode-ser-filmado-com-lentes-de-70mm

 

[Thor]

AUGUST 15, 2015

ROGUE ONE—THE DARING MISSION HAS BEGUN: CAST AND CREW ANNOUNCED
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Lucasfilm announced today that their first film in the new standalone Star Warsstories series, Rogue One, has begun principal photography. Gareth Edwards (Godzilla, Monsters) is directing Rogue One, which tells the story of resistance fighters who have united to steal plans to the dreaded Death Star. The film is produced by Kathleen Kennedy and is slated for a December 16, 2016 release.

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Star Wars: Rogue One. Left to Right: Actors Riz Ahmed, Diego Luna, Felicity Jones, Jiang Wen and Donnie Yen.
Photo Credit: Jonathan Olley ©Lucasfilm 2016

The filmmakers have assembled a stellar cast, including Felicity Jones, nominated for an Academy Award for her leading role in The Theory of Everything; Diego Luna, who was featured in 2008’s Oscar-winningMilk and 2013’s Elysium; Ben Mendelsohn, recently nominated for an Emmy for his leading role in Bloodline and co-starring in the upcoming Mississippi Grind; Donnie Yen, Hong Kong action star and martial artist who starred in Ip Man andBlade II; Jiang Wen, who co-wrote, produced , directed and starred in the award-winning Let the Bullets Fly and Devils on the Doorstep; Forest Whitaker, recently featured in the critically-acclaimed Lee Daniels’ The Butler and winner of an Academy Award for his leading role in 2006’s The Last King of Scotland; Mads Mikkelsen, who starred in The Hunt and was the memorable villain from 2006’sCasino Royale; Alan Tudyk, who plays a performance-capture character in Rogue One, stars in the soon-to-be-released Con Man series and Trumbo, which releases this November; and Riz Ahmed, who was recently featured inNightcrawler and starred in the BAFTA-winning film Four Lions.

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Felicity Jones
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Diego Luna
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Ben Mendelsohn
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Donnie Yen
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Jiang Wen

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Forest Whitaker
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Mads Mikkelsen
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Alan Tudyk
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Riz Ahmed
“Rogue One takes place before the events of Star Wars: A New Hope and will be a departure from the saga films but have elements that are familiar to the Star Wars universe,” says Kathleen Kennedy. “It goes into new territory, exploring the galactic struggle from a ground-war perspective while maintaining that essentialStar Wars feel that fans have come to know. Gareth is such an innovative director and I’m so excited to be working with him and the extraordinary ensemble cast he’s selected for ‘Rogue One.’”

Veteran ILM visual effects supervisor John Knoll, who shares a long history with the Star Wars movies, dating back to the mid-1990s, originated the idea for the movie. Allison Shearmur (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Cinderella), John Knoll, Simon Emanuel (The Dark Knight Rises, Fast & Furious 6) and Jason McGatlin (Tintin, War of the Worlds) are executive producers. Kiri Hart and John Swartz (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) are co-producers.

To create the lived-in, realistic feel of Rogue One, Edwards chose Greig Fraser (Zero Dark Thirty, Foxcatcher) to be his director of photography and Neil Corbould (Black Hawk Down, Gladiator, Saving Private Ryan) to be his special effects supervisor. Star Wars and Lucasfilm veteran Doug Chiang (Star Wars: Episodes I-II, Forrest Gump) and Neil Lamont (supervising art director for the Harry Potter series, Edge of Tomorrow) will be the production designers. Additional crew members will include stunt coordinator Rob Inch (World War Z, Marvel’s Captain America: The First Avenger), creature effects supervisor Neal Scanlan (Prometheus) and co-costume designers Dave Crossman (costume supervisor for the Harry Potter series, Saving Private Ryan) and Glyn Dillon (costume concept artist for Kingsman: The Secret Service, Jupiter Ascending).

Fonte: http://www.starwars.com/news/rogue-one-the-daring-mission-has-begun-cast-and-crew-announced

Faltou a maior estrela do filme:


James Earl Jones

 

[Bruce Torres]

Faltou a maior estrela do filme:

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James Earl Jones

Ele estará em Rogue One? Ainda tão vendo se lançam um holograma do Peter Cushing ou não.

 

[Thor]

Ele estará em Rogue One? Ainda tão vendo se lançam um holograma do Peter Cushing ou não.

Cara... Com certeza o Vader vai estar. E simplesmente não há Vader sem Earl Jones.

 

[Ecthelion]

No aguardo!

 

[Bruce Torres]

7 de Março de 2016
STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE: OS ACIONISTAS DA DISNEY JÁ VIRAM TRECHOS DO FILME
Terá o mesmo "clima" da trilogia original
POR MICHAEL MARTIN

Os acionistas da Disney já tiveram a chance de assistir a um preview de Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, o próximo filme da saga criada por George Lucas.

De acordo com o site Slash Film, uma montagem com cenas de novos stormtroopers e dos personagens interpretados por Felicity Jones, Diego Luna e Donnie Yen foi exibida na reunião anual dos acionistas da The Walt Disney Company, em Chicago.


O elenco principal de Rogue One, com Felicity Jones à frente.

Durante a reunião, Bob Iger, CEO da Disney, declarou: "Esse é nosso primeiro filme independente da história de Star Wars. É sobre um bando de rebeldes que estão planejando roubar os planos da Estrela da Morte." Explicando aos acionistas que o filme se passa "logo antes dos eventos do primeiro filme Star Wars", Iger falou à plateia que "não posso esperar que vocês vejam. Estará nos cinemas em dezembro".


Matthew Hansen, um leitor do Slash Film, esteve presente no evento e descreveu algumas das imagens que viu. Confira.

ATENÇÃO: o texto abaixo contém spoilers de Rogue One.

“Uma cena com um stormtrooper preto, possivelmente chamados Death Trooper como foi anteriormente divulgado, uma outra cena com o mesmo tipo de armadura e capacete, mas tudo cromado, que relembra o da Capitã Phasma em O Despertar da Força, uma imagem mostrando dois andadores AT-AT com um visual levemente diferente, com a porta da lateral pintada em uma cor bege mais clara", descreveu Hansen.

Além de ver fotos de Felicity Jones, Diego Luna e Donnie Yen, ele também descreveu um clipe em que o personagem de Felicity aparece em "uma nave com o braço levantando e a rampa atrás dela.”

Além de Rogue One, a Disney exibiu cenas da versão live-action de A Bela e a Fera, estrelado por Emma Watson, uma “cena completa e não finalizada” de Capitão América: Guerra Civil que mostra o Pantera Negra perseguindo o Capitão e o Soldado Invernal, e alguns trechos de Doutor Estranho e do próximo Piratas do Caribe, com Johnny Depp como Jack Sparrow.

Recentemente, Donnie Yen divulgou uma foto de três capacetes de Stormtroopers tirada no set de filmagem de Rogue One, entre eles um da cor preta, que poderia pertencer ao já mencionado Death Trooper. Também há rumores de que o lorde sombrio Darth Vader fará uma breve apariçãoem Rogue One.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story deve chegar aos cinemas em 16 de dezembro de 2016.

Fonte: http://br.ign.com/star-wars-rogue-one/18275/news/star-wars-rogue-one-os-acionistas-da-disney-ja-vir

 

[Ana Lovejoy]

saiu trailer

 

[Bruce Torres]

Every Cool Detail We Spotted in the Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Trailer
Today 11:51am

In case you somehow missed it, the first trailer for the next Star Wars filmRogue One appeared today. The first thing we all noticed was that it is insanely faithful to the original trilogy’s look. But what was less obvious was how the story actually goes. So we went through it frame by frame, to find the hidden clues.

If you had any doubts about who the main character in Rogue One was, this trailer—unless it is one hell of a red herring—makes it very clear that it’s Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones). The trailer lists her criminal background as “forgery of Imperial documents, possession of stolen property, aggravated assault, resisting arrest.” I kind of don’t see the Rebellion getting too up in arms about crimes committed against the Empire, but Erso is shackled in the Rebel base on Yavin 4.

Look, if you thought that J.J. Abrams recreated the feel of the original Star Warstrilogy in The Force Awakens, Gareth Edwards and his team has perfectlyrecreated the Yavin 4 base. There’s an astromech droid at the end of the shot, an X-Wing in the middle, just so much detail. Plus on the left hand side, as Erso is lead through the hanger, you can see a GNK power droid (or Gonk droid). That walking trash can droid has shown up over and over again, including The Force Awakens, but it’s good to see it back:

Jones’ character was originally described as a Rebel soldier, so the whole list of her crimes is slightly weird. If she weren’t restrained, I’d almost say it’s from another part of the movie where she’s in Imperial hands. Of course, she could be in trouble with the Rebel Alliance for a whole different set of reasons. Insubordination and refusal to follow orders would fit. The whole idea of Erso having a criminal past and being given a chance to prove herself gives this whole Ocean’s 11 “team assembled to get the Death Star plans” plot a hint ofSuicide Squad in the mix.

“On your own from the age of 15, reckless, aggressive, and undisciplined.” Mon Mothma’s doing a little judging.

In addition to this being a perfect recreation of the command center in A New Hope, this Mon Mothma casting is dead on. More specifically, it’s an older casting choice that’s become almost perfect: this is Genevieve O’Reilly, who played the young Mon Mothma in Revenge of the Sith. On the left is Rogue Oneand on the right is Return of the Jedi:

It’s so good we thought it was CGI for a second. Of course, it does have the implication that Mon Mothma has only one clothing style when she’s in a movie, but still.

As Mon Mothma gives us the rest of the Erso backstory infodump, Diego Luna’s as yet unnamed character looks on. Based on where he is and how he’s acting, I’m betting hard on him being the Rebel officer in good standing assigned to this mission. Plus he’s got a very, Poe Dameron/Han Solo swagger about him.

While Erso does her best Homeland impression, note the droid following her around. He shows up again, making us think this might very well be Alan Tudyk’s motion capture character.

On whatever planet this is—although it apparently isn’t a Star Wars movie unless there’s lots of sand—Erso holds her own against some Stormtroopers. Just run of the mill ones, for now.

Since the plot of Rogue One is about the theft of the Death Star plans prior to A New Hope, we’re betting it follows the usual heist plot formula: the recruitment of the team and then the actual mission itself. This is all by way of saying that I’m not sure which part this is from, but I’m betting the recruitment, since we see almost no one else from the team here.

It’s kind of hard to tell, but it looks like Erso grabs Diego Luna’s character and brings him down to shield them from the explosion. He seems to be wearing the jacket from the very first still released at D23 last year.

Erso says, “This is a rebellion isn’t it? I rebel.” And Mon Mothma gives a look of amusement and disappointment that I think I’ve seen on about a dozen teachers.

Based on the scarf around her neck, I’m betting this shot of Erso in a transport of some kind is her after getting the assignment, not her being transported to Yavin 4 in handcuffs.

“We have a mission for you. A major weapons test is imminent. And we need to know what it is and how to destroy it,” says Mon Mothma. Of course, since we the audience all know what the weapon is, we get to see the giant laser focus get installed on the Death Star. The Star Destroyers at various levels in these shots give a hint of scale.

“Is that clear?” says Alistair Petrie, who is playing yet another unnamed Rebel.

A) Gonk droid again. B) Luna and Erso head out with what looks like a whole squadron of Rebel pilots.

Okay, we’ll admit that this image of Ben Mendelsohn caused a bit of a stir. Thanks to Kallus in Rebels, the ISB (Imperial Security Bureau) is still canon. But he never wears the white uniform the old EU gave the ISB—and which was based on some white uniforms seen on the first Death Star. The old EU alsogave the all-white uniform to Imperial Grand Admirals (like fan favorite, Thrawn). On the whole, if one of these things is correct, I’d put my money on him being a member of the ISB. The fact he appears to be on the Death Star really tips the balance, as much as I’d love to see a Grand Admiral.

Stormtroopers walk through a city, probably before their fight with Erso from earlier in the trailer. The transport is interesting, but more interesting is the fact the Troopers riding on it look more Clone Trooper than Storm. We’re crossing generations here, people!

Suddenly, Forest Whitaker appears! His armor is much bulkier than we usually see in the Star Wars verse. And he looks like he has a limp, but could still completely destroy you. Making Star Wars has opined that, based on what they’ve heard his character’s code name is, “Eel Leader,” he’s a bounty hunter. Which would make sense, since he wasn’t in the photo of Erso’s team. His monologue then continues through the rest of the trailer.

This is the shot we saw in the tease for this trailer, and it’s an all black trooper. Still no clue if it’s a Shadow Trooper or Death Trooper or what, but there is something burning in background. Also, moisture vaporators!

Here are some captured pilots being led through the town, which might be the same pilots that went out with Luna and Erso earlier. Part of the plan to infiltrate, or have things gone very wrong? Also of note, it looks like Jawas in the back, but they’re a bit too tall. Probably just creatures with similar tailors.

“What will you do when they catch you?” Whitaker asks. Things look like they’ve gone very wrong, since they’re running through some kind of Imperial base—the Death Star?—here. Plus, they’re once again followed by the droid, who matches the description of one rumors described as being two-legged, grey, and with long limbs. He’s supposedly an Imperial droid repurposed by the Alliance.

“What will you do if they catch you? What will they do if they break you?” Whitaker’s character continues over this new scene. Donnie Yen appears to be wanted by the Empire. He’s also basically a space samurai because I guess that’s what every space movie has to have now. More sand, so I think he joins the team on this planet. Note the crashed X-Wing in the background, too.

Not that it takes away from how cool this looks.

A lot of the action in this trailer looks like it takes place on this tropical beach planet (there were rumors the film was going to shoot in South America and maybe this is it. Plus, it’s Star Wars, I assume the planet is all palm trees, sand, and ocean). Here we have more of the black troopers firing. It’s cut to look like their firing blows up the shuttle, but that seems kind of unlikely.

Mendelsohn continues to make the Empire look good.

He also appears to be surveying the damage after the battle on the beach planet. Lots of dead soldiers, but I also link I see a burning X-wing S-foil in the background there.

Someone in a black cloak kneels in front of this creepy, foggy column thing. The red guards are the Emperor’s Royal Guards. I don’t usually see Emperor Palpatine as the kneeling type, so either there’s something really important (like the Emperor) in that column or it’s so important his personal guards are there. We’ve heard rumors that Darth Vader is in this movie, but he doesn’t usually have a hood, so who this is still a mystery.

Whitaker continues his voiceover (but now, he’s clearly on a ship with a little Millennium Falcon vibe): “If you continue to fight...”

Jiang Wen runs in some sort of specially powered armor/weapon.

The Empire brought a ton of AT-ATs to this fight, and I’m pretty sure that Erso, Luna, and maybe Riz Ahmed are running from the lasers.

By the way, the AT-ATs seem to move more gracefully than in Empire Strikes Back and the red on the faces gives them a very Cylon-esque feel. (Yes, I know the original Battlestar Galactica ripped off Star Wars first, but still.) And if you’re wondering why the Empire is using AT-ATs before Empire Strikes Back, well,they used them on Star Wars Rebels too.

Whitaker ends his voiceover with “what will you become?” as we see Erso in what certainly looks like a TIE pilot’s flightsuit—but given that this is a heistmovie, and she’s on an Imperial shop of some kind, looks can be deceiving.

The most surprising thing about this trailer is that it was almost all action andalmost all shots of characters alone. No footage of anyone acting like a team, despite the fact that the first photo we got from this movie was the cast all arrayed like one. The tone was also a lot more action than espionage or heist stuff—which they’re either keeping to themselves, or this movie has an entirely different feel than we expected. I kind of think that we saw a lot from the first part of the film, before the team is actually all together. Which makes sense, since that’s going to be the most spoiler-free territory. This is a teaser trailer, after all.

Either way, I think we can guess a few things: Erso and Diego Luna’s character are tasked with getting the Death Star plans. It looks like they start out with some pilots as part of their team, but that goes awry and they end up with a motlier crew than intended. As for how they actually get the Death Star plans—which we know they do, since A New Hope happened—that’s a mystery for another day.

 

[Ecthelion]

 

[Indu]

Nossa, eu não vi absolutamente nada de mais nesse filme.
Se aparecer Vader, certeza que aparecerá Léia, e consequentemente R2D2.

Spoiler

Eu realmente não conheço esses personagens, e até acho que vão morrer ao longo ou no final desse filme.

 

[Neithan]

Nossa, eu não vi absolutamente nada de mais nesse filme.
Se aparecer Vader, certeza que aparecerá Léia, e consequentemente R2D2.

Eu falei a mesma coisa em relação ao teaser. Pessoal tendo orgasmos, mais fora o fato de ser SW, o que tem demais aê?

E parte engraçada, @Felagund comentou sobre a falta de criatividade de ser outra protagonista mulher humana que começa virgem e vira badass, e antes dele completar dizendo que faltam aliens protagonistas, foi chamado de machistinha.

 

[Grimnir]

Quem disse que ela começa virgem e vira badass?

 

[Bruce Torres]

Eu falei a mesma coisa em relação ao teaser. Pessoal tendo orgasmos, mais fora o fato de ser SW, o que tem demais aê?

Particularmente, a ideia de que o filme será um heist movie me chamou muito a atenção, sem contar que ninguém menciona a Força, o que me parece um desafio nesse universo em relação aos filmes.

E parte engraçada, @Felagund comentou sobre a falta de criatividade de ser outra protagonista mulher humana que começa virgem e vira badass, e antes dele completar dizendo que faltam aliens protagonistas, foi chamado de machistinha.

Em um teaser de 1 minuto e meio deu pra chegar à conclusão sobre todo o desenvolvimento da personagem?
Sobre aliens protagonistas, sinto que talvez seja um problema do cinema em geral - dificilmente você coloca um alienígena como protagonista sem que ele precise de uma companhia humana ou tenha a aparência de uma, uma necessidade de identificação do público.

 

[Neithan]

Gente, vejam só: O filme me empolga. Deverá ser bom. Só achei o teaser meio: Meeh. Nada demais, empolgante. Exemplo: Trailler do BvS (o do "você sangra?") mas o filme não. Rogue One pode (deve) ser um bom filme, mas o teaser não empolga tanto ué. Pelo menos esse primeiro.

Quem disse que ela começa virgem e vira badass?

Ué o trailer passa essa impressão. Uma personagem até parecida com a Rey. O que até alimenta a teoria de uma ser mãe na outra no fim das contas.

 

[Bruce Torres]

Mas @Neithan , ambas são badass desde o início. O fato da Rey não ter descoberto/despertado a Força no início do filme não a torna menos incrível. Acho que o mesmo pode se dizer da Jyn pelo que falaram no teaser.

Sobre a possibilidade de ser mãe da Rey, um apanhado do que se cogita:

Is Jyn Erso Rey's Mom In 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story'? Here's What We Know So Far

 

[Grimnir]

Que forçada de barra, hein? Tá mais pra wishful thinking.

 

[Bruce Torres]

Que forçada de barra, hein? Tá mais pra wishful thinking.

Ampliando o que eu disse acima:

Both characters have that same fighting spirit and sense of rebellion in them, and it’s really easy to connect those dots. Then again, every character in the Star Wars universe acts that way, so maybe the Jyn/Rey combo is just a little too convenient? By convenient, of course, I mean lazy.

Fonte: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/1...-jyn-erso-rey-s-mother-already-everywhere.htm

Como não chegaram à conclusão de que Han Solo talvez seja filho de Anakin Skywalker - afinal, vai que alguém tem fetiche por encapuzados com membros robóticos? -, considerando que ambos jovens tinham dificuldade de aceitar autoridade, são ótimos pilotos, brancos, e que nas HQs ele chegou a treinar com um jedi corelliano, isso, sim, me surpreende! (Herdar/fazer uso ativo da Força é um detalhe - vide que a Leia não parece tê-la usado até hoje.)

 

[Ana Lovejoy]

um cara perguntou no reddit se ela seria a jan ors do jogo jedi knight. eu nunca joguei, não sabia do que se tratava, mas olha, da wiki (grifos meus):

Story[edit]
The Jedi Knight video games are set in the Star Wars universe. For the majority of the series, the player controls Kyle Katarn, who begins as a mercenary, eventually learning the ways of The Force, becoming a Jedi Master and teaching at the Jedi Academy.[48]


The Jedi Knight storyline revolves around the character Kyle Katarn (seen here portrayed by Jason Court in Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II).
Prior to the events of Dark Forces, Katarn was a student studying to follow in his father's career of agricultural mechanics. However, while at an academy, he was told by officials that the Rebel Alliance had killed his parents. His anger led him to enlist in the Imperial army, where he soon met Jan Ors, an undercover double agent working for the Alliance. Ors uncovered the real information about Katarn's parents; they had actually been killed by the Empire. Shortly thereafter, Ors' cover was blown, and she was taken prisoner. Katarn helped her escape, thus ending his career with the Empire. He then became a mercenary, and due to his hatred for the Empire, regularly took on jobs for the Alliance.[49]

In the first level of Dark Forces, which is set prior to A New Hope, Katarn recovers the plans to the Death Star, a heavily armed space station capable of destroying entire planets. The Rebel Alliance uses the plans to find a weakness in and then destroy the Death Star. Katarn then aids the Rebels in stopping the threat of the Imperial "Dark Trooper" project. Despite the successful missions on behalf of the Alliance, however, Katarn does not join their cause.[50] Dark Forces II begins several years after the destruction of the second Death Star in Return of the Jedi, when Katarn is informed of the exact details of his father's death. His father, Morgan Katarn, had discovered the location of "The Valley of the Jedi", a source of great Force power, but a Dark Jedi named Jerec murdered Morgan in an attempt to find the location. Katarn travels to the Valley of the Jedi while learning the ways of the Jedi himself. Eventually, he confronts and defeats Jerec, avenging his father's death.[50] However, Katarn still does not join the Jedi Order, instead using his powers for the New Republic, and taking on an apprentice with a similar history to himself; Mara Jade. During this time, Katarn learns of a Sith temple on the planet Dromund Kaas. There, Katarn is corrupted by the Dark Side of the Force. However, Jade is able to convince him to return to the Light and they leave together.

This incident causes Katarn to distance himself from the Force and return to mercenary missions with Jan Ors.[48] In Jedi Outcast, Ors is captured by Desann, a former pupil of Luke Skywalker who has turned to the Dark Side. Katarn believes Desann to have killed Ors, and so he returns to the Valley of the Jedi in an attempt to reconnect to the Force so as to stop Desann.[51] Eventually, it is revealed that Ors' death is a ruse by Desann for the express purpose of having Katarn return to the Valley, so Desann may learn of its location. Desann, in league with the Imperial Remnant, uses the power of the Valley to endow his troops with Force power, before using them to launch an attack on the Jedi Academy. However, Katarn defeats Desann and discovers his true path, becoming a tutor at the Academy. In Jedi Academy, Katarn takes on two students: Jaden Korr and Rosh Penin.[52] The protagonist of the game is Jaden, who is dispatched on various peace-keeping missions across the galaxy, sometimes with Katarn, sometimes alone. Jaden eventually encounters a Sith cult led by Tavion (Desann's former apprentice) who plans to restore the Sith to power by using stolen Force energy to resurrect an ancient Sith Lord, Marka Ragnos.[53] After learning that Rosh has betrayed the Jedi and joined Tavion, Jaden may either kill him and turn to the Dark Side or let him live and remain on the Light Side.[52] If Jaden chooses to free Rosh, he ultimately faces and defeats both Tavion and the spirit of Ragnos. If he chooses the Dark Side, he kills Tavion, fights and defeats (but does not kill) Katarn, and then flees with Tavion's staff, which is capable of absorbing the Force. The game ends with Katarn setting out in pursuit of Jaden.

aquela coisa: é universo expandido. mas como já aconteceu com o kylo ren, parece que apesar de tacarem tudo do universo expandido no "legends", eles ainda assim estão usando alguns elementos para se inspirar. e aqui tem até a semelhança de plot, o roubo dos planos da estrela da morte. no caso, rey não seria filha de um skyalker, mas de jyn erso e de seja lá qual for o nome na versão do filme do tal do kyle katarn, um jedi (o que explicaria como a rey domina a força). notem que o plot do kyle inclusive acaba estabelecendo um elo com os filmes mais recentes (e foi dito que haveria um link forte entre os filmes). não só pela mara jade (mulher de luke) mas porque toda aquele plot ali do jedi academy poderia explicar a situação do snoke.

não sei se consegui explicar: não acho que vão copiar tudo desses jogos, mas acho que vão pegar alguns elementos para se inspirar, sim - e se o carinha que formar dupla com a jyn erso for um jedi, eu não descartaria a possibilidade de ser um filme com a história dos pais da rey.

 

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Eu só falei de outra protagonista feminina badass, a parte do "virgem" é adição do Neithan hahaha