Padme's Death

[Darth Vaildra]

For as long as I can remember I have believed Padme died of a broken heart knowing full well that it was a stupid and inprobable cause of death. I found this article today and honestly, it makes complete sense. Not at first, but read it as then think or watch the movie, the pieces line up.

http://www.retrozap.com/padme-didnt-die-of-a-broken-heart/

 

[Asuk Lot]

This has been pointed out a few times by a few other people, it is an interesting thought though

 

[latindoge]

10/10 it really was just a broken heart, and all these things just so happened to coincidentally fall into place, making it seem like they were ever so intricate; the director goes with it and neither denies nor confirms it. Anticlimactic is the best kind of climactic. :roll:

 

[Connor Harrison]

Gets me that a broken heart from losing her husband, yes ok that's fine and sad - but the fact she gives birth to twins, a new ray of light for her, still doesn't manage to survive...?

It's like they were just the last thing she had to get out of the way so she can give up. Not even her children were enough to keep her fighting.

Rude.

 

[Khallesh]

Placing a convoluted plot over the top of a very poor film does nothing but give Lucas credit he has done little to deserve.

 

[Ellie Mors]

Placing a convoluted plot over the top of a very poor film does nothing but give Lucas credit he has done little to deserve.

Hey if it was true, then suddenly the movie doesn't seem so bad.

 

[Mrrew]

Looking at everything else Lucas did, honestly, chances are that was all a coincidence. That theory is a lot better than the actual movie, though, imo. Was fun to read.

 

[Dōkeshi]

Hey if it was true, then suddenly the movie doesn't seem so bad.

^

Revenge of the Sith was an excuse to sell the 'revamped' version of the old trilogy. No thought put into it but what we do.

 

[Dredge]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&persist_app=1&v=eAKtZ_r0V6E

 

[The Red of Sinner]

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[Via Dolorosa]

*SMH*

Seems whomever wrote that article has nothing better to do with their life. They need to get out more often rather than spending their entire existence living their life in their parent's basement. I don't care how she died...she died and that's that. The greatest tragedy of all this is that James Earl Jones' voice had to save the Darth Vader character from the evil acting clutches of Hayden Christenson.