Star Wars: Finn is Force Sensitive in The Last Jedi

In the scene after Rose Tico electrocutes Finn, where he’s layed out on the equipment cart, there is the subtlest showing of him being Force-sensitive. When after two attempts to move his stunned and immobile arm to show her the tracking beacon bracelet fail, he is successful on the third try. It wasn’t that he was suddenly able to move his arm. He moved it with the Force. If listened to very closely there is a very quick, rumbling bass sound effect before the arm moves. This sound effect has been used in Star Wars to indicate a manipulation or movement of the Force. It happens so quickly that it could be perceived as part of the sound of his arm moving. I noticed this when I saw the movie in theater the second time(I wasn’t looking for any clues, either).

Note: Please see earlier post “Finn is Force Sensitive”  for further evidence in The Force Awakens.

Star Wars: Finn is Force Sensitive in The Force Awakens

Evidence of a connection between Finn and Kylo Ren wherein Finn is Force sensitive and some kind of apprentice. It’s during the battle of Jakku when Kylo Ren turns to look at Finn; in the following shot where Finn is looking back at him you can hear him whisper, “Go ahead.” Then, he immediately nods subtly to the his right. It’s as if he’s saying he hasn’t turned to the light side of the Force, which he has. I can hear it clearly on my Blu-ray copy. They made it almost inaudible but it is there. Of the available clips of this scene online the sound output is equalized where it is almost completely inaudible. The bass level in Kylo Ren’s theme almost overtakes it.