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It’s the kiss heard ‘round the galaxy. [snip]
While that was a “for #Reylo fans only” moment, the more consequential, and controversial, lip-lock happens in the final scenes of the film. As the Resistance is celebrating its triumph over the Palpatine-led Final Order, Commander Larma D’Acy (Amanda Lawrence) — previously seen in The Last Jedi as a Vice Admiral Holdo loyalist — finds her girlfriend, an X-Wing pilot, among the crowd and the two share the franchise’s first on-camera same-sex kiss.
Still, it’s no small thing that D’Acy and her lover, who isn’t identified by name in the scene, are the first same-sex lovers in the live action Star Wars realm. Reaction on Twitter so far is evenly divided between happiness that this particular barrier has been shattered and disappointment that director J.J. Abrams kept their love in the background.
originally posted by: Chance321
a reply to: LSU2018
They should have kept the original title: The Rise of SJW's. Wasn't planning on watching it, this just reinforces it.
originally posted by: Chance321
a reply to: LSU2018
They should have kept the original title: The Rise of SJW's. Wasn't planning on watching it, this just reinforces it.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: LSU2018
I heard the film sucked not because of the kiss but because it sucked.
Betcha Disney will blame their low ticket sales on "anti-gay" stuff instead of accepting the fact that they made a movie that sucked.