tomandshell
Blue Flame of the West/Mod
I agree with you about the thought process. Seeing two old and one young adds a level of distraction--even if it's possible to think about a justification, it does require a level of thought in the final seconds of the saga that wasn't there before. I think original audiences just accepted a healed and restored old Anakin without thought.
Had the films been made in chronological order and young Anakin was the only version we'd ever seen, I think audiences would have been just as accepting. What's jarring about it is the fact that it's a change. It didn't used to be that way, and fans are aware of the change and are forced to decide whether it was a change for the better or worse. I think we'd be more accepting if it had been that way all along.
Had the films been made in chronological order and young Anakin was the only version we'd ever seen, I think audiences would have been just as accepting. What's jarring about it is the fact that it's a change. It didn't used to be that way, and fans are aware of the change and are forced to decide whether it was a change for the better or worse. I think we'd be more accepting if it had been that way all along.