Yeah, it was his line "Its energy surrounds us and binds us" from Empire.Weird how I didn't catch that, though there was a lot of voices going on. Pretty sure I heard Yoda in there.
Just a few gripes
*Luke Skywalker is lame in this movie and has terrible fashion sense
*Rey is naturally good at everything because force
*R2-D2 and C3PO are still functioning. Give me knew droids/pets
*How old is Chewbacca?
*Finn gets overshadowed by Rey and will continue to be shafted
*Phasma gets the Boba Fett treatment
*The Republic consisting of three planets gets wasted by an army that loses to twelve x-wings and two young adults
I dunno if it's just me, but I got a bit of a North Korea vibe from the First Order.
Luke is the new yoda and looks coolJust a few gripes
*Luke Skywalker is lame in this movie and has terrible fashion sense
*Rey is naturally good at everything because force
*R2-D2 and C3PO are still functioning. Give me knew droids/pets
*How old is Chewbacca?
*Finn gets overshadowed by Rey and will continue to be shafted
*Phasma gets the Boba Fett treatment
*The Republic consisting of three planets gets wasted by an army that loses to twelve x-wings and two young adults
You know, like an inexperienced farmboy who outflies a Dark Lord of the Sith and destroys their battle station after 30 seconds of training.
Except we know that Luke did have prior training/experience as a pilot.
"I used to hunt womp rats in my T-16 back home, they aren't much bigger than two meters."
I'm not sure how he "out piloted" Vader either. They were literally flying in a straight line and Vader had him dead to rights until Han showed up out of the blue and smoked the TIE fighters following Luke.
Also, even after receiving some training in the Force from Yoda himself, Luke still got his ass kicked in his first bout with Vader. So much so that he kinda, y'know... lost a hand. And he certainly didn't pull off any untrained mind tricks or escape Cloud City all on his lonesome using his scrapping good looks.
Luke's development throughout the trilogy was real and gritty. Rey just... is. Which is dull.