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5:56 Force awakens wasn't entertaining

underrated channel good video

But Luke became Rey(a girl) that's what is really important. Didn't you guys get K.K.'s memo

I guess the one good thing about these terrible sequel movies is that they continue to power an entire cottage industry of critics and RUclipsrs breaking down how bad they are...

the rebels won due to palpatines sheer incompetence

Rey who?

What fans want for the Star Wars sequel trilogy (Episodes VII-IX) is to redo what Disney did wrong to make a worthy continuation to "Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi" (1983) and focus on Leia Skywalker as the protagonist of the trilogy, to bring back the original characters, introduce new characters, new villains, new stories, new worlds and (if you agree) bring back familiar planets that we saw in George Lucas' saga (Episodes I-VI).

I think that this channel is contrarian clickbait at this point “The empire deserved to fall” “The empire was good” “The rebels shouldn’t have won” “The sith were good” “The Jedi was the true villains” “The jedi was right to reject anakin as master”

I feel like this entire video relies on enforcing 21st century standards on redemption and forgiveness on a character arc concuted in the 1980s. Vader crawed so better redemption arcs like Zuko can run. Kylo dosen’t deserve the arc he got through. He always came off at best as someone whom chose openly to do evil with zero sympathetic goals, at worse a abysmally written mess, and that’s on top of being written in an era when these quick redemptive actions are far less justified

I find it funny how many people hate on the Sequels for the same reasons their fathers hated the prequels. Baylan skoll was right in his mindset of A repeating cycle of Empire and rebellion in the SW fandom and in universe

Been saying this since 2015

👍 Bring back Prime Star Wars (including E.U, 80%)!

👎 Rey = Mary Suewalker!

👍 Lucas & E.U (75%) = Real Prime Star Wars, Disney Ones is Not! E.U (75%) = Prime Star Wars & Disney = J.J Abrams rebooted (or S.T.D) inspired Star Wars.

OK, but why did he pronounce Dagobah that way

the sequels aren´t canon

More like a Remix.

I’m sorry did you just say that you like the sequels

the st isn´t canon is fan fiction thats a fact not my head canon

The sequels are boring, expensive fanfic. Nothing more. Thankfully they aren’t canon :)

This Trilogy is just the Original Trilogy if it was shit...

If the Prequels were thought to have ruined the character of Darth Vader, then the Sequels DEFINITELY ruined the character of Luke Skywalker.

This current generation of the trilogy bland remake of the original trilogy🗯️🤖👽👾👻💀🤡👺💩👹.

my friend keep making videos of Star Wars and also the sequels will be great the trilogy rey New Jedi Order movie will be stupendous also Please make video of God of the force Anakin Skywalker.

The Sith themselves are pretty much all villains. But the Sith principles are not all bad. That is the thing to keep in mind everyone.

What's funny to me is that the Jedi have either allowed or even participated in more genocides through out their history than the Sith have actually committed.

This video looks fairly well-made, so I wanted to watch it, but then I remembered I've seen people talk about this exact topic 100+ times. Is there a new angle or unique perspective you were able to give in this video? If so please let me know so I can watch that part! :)

I heard rumors that Disney was considering an episode 10-12. Some people saying that it would maybe star Bri Larsen, Keanu Reeves, and maybe Gal Gadot as the characters. But it could've just been a rumor that came about during when the sequels came out.

The Jedi were the boomers of the galaxy far far away. Mace and Yoda were *THE* boomers of all time.

Mace was the typical boss that tells you to do something, then yells and criticizes you for doing so.

I honestly believe that if Anakin and Obi Wan weren't separated before the events on Mustafar that alone could have drastically changed or prevented Anakin's fall. Not to mention Anakin losing Ahsoka as his Padawan. (Edit: At the very least Anakin's fall to Darth Vader wasn't really ever truly cemented until after being further isolated from Obi Wan, Ahsoka, Padme, The Jedi, etc.)

I don't know if I totally agree with your point that The Battle of Yavin was a turning point for the war. I look it as the starting point for the war. After this point in history, The Rebellion stops being a bunch of different groups/factions loosely coming together (as seen in Rogue One) to a more unified organization with legitimate warships, military recruitment efforts, etc. I am not up on all of the books, but that's how I see the history of the civil war era.

I didn’t know Legos where spaceworthy.

Also remember.....star wars takes place in the distant past.....a long time ago....

Lets stop the bullshit. The Battle of Yavin 4 and the destruction of the Death Star makes no sense for the Death Star to be destroyed and even if there was any legit proof it was destroyed lets look at facts. There were over 2000 pilots in the rebel alliance and they all died with only 6 of them actually getting close to the Death Star trench at all. Only 3 torpedoes were fired with 2 instantly missing and the blatant lie of that 3rd one being able to do the insanity bullshit it did is impossible. A 2 meter wide missile had to travel 10 miles at least straight threw and exhaust port that is 2 meters wide with exhaust blowing against it which would have caused it to touch sides its grinding against already. Lets be honest even if the shot was not serious stupid plot armor the Rebel Alliance then had to blatantly lie to the galaxy to get more people to die for their cause while the leaders of the rebel alliance never actually got their hands dirty almost ever. Lets be honest if you heard that a group of people destroyed a super ship would you join them? Maybe. Would you join that group if you knew they lost over 2000 of the highest skilled pilots which was their entire army in order to destroy that 1 ship? Hell no because losing your entire forces to defeat 1 thing is not worth the massive cost it took to destroy that 1 ship. So if the Rebel Alliance was honest no one would join them ever. The casualty rates are just way too insane.

"There are 2000 Senators in this building. None of them care about you" - CIS propaganda poster

Thanks for everything, bro. I'm glad that the movie of Ray New Jedi Order is going to happen in the future. Is working progress. It'll happen and it'll be. Something we will never forget. She will build a new Legacy. And I bet the ghost. The Force ghost of Anakin Luke Leia and others will help her do that.

EMPEROR PALPATINE: The first Death Star was destroyed!! Time to build another!!

Most useless sci-fi galactic govt ever

Star Wars has always been about how the "Good Guys" can be wrong and the "Bad Guys" being right. The "difference" is how they (are perceived to) go about it. Like the Clerks argument, the people building the 2nd Star Destoyer were contractors and sub contractors, and probably slave labor too, and the Rebellion just blew it up! Sure, the ends justify the means, but then where do you draw the line? And Jedi are supposed to operate on a "higher level" else, what's the difference between them and Sith. Because the Sith is ALL ABOUT the ends justifying the means...

Maybe if Disney didnt make it.

Kylo Ren is NOT iconic 😂😂😂

I just as good as tfa not 8-9 no1-3 no4-6 dont annoying people that all I ask pls disney.

Great points. If it were done right I'd be able to enjoy without reservations. My main beef was how unjointed and inconsistent the plot and characters were

Count Dooku , turned to the dark side , and he was trained since birth to be a Jedi.

Dooku even warned Obi-Wan that a sith lord control the senate

The rebels seem an awful like "terrorists"

The best story about defecting stormtoopers is Allegiance. But Disney decided to yeet the EU. 😢