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I absolutely agree.

This is why they are called Prequels genius

@@amaledition339 no shit sherlock and thats why i said i dislike em

Well was the destination more important then the track?

Can you please elaborate on your claim that the first 3 movies are a cultural bedrock?

Exactly if they were good they wouldn’t need defenders they’d just be good lol

@@sponish0 Tell that to every fan of anything ever.

@@IgnoreMeImWrong the original star wars trilogy for example had no defenders because there’s nothing to defend it against everyone recognises it as good. You’re defending it cause you’re insecure about the prequels being bad

@@IgnoreMeImWrong ok my mistake the originals are shit the prequels are the best of course

@@Voltar I didn't say that he didn't like it. 😂 Edit: But also, no, again, he disagrees with your claim. He considered Netflix the leader in digital. I think you need to actually watch his interviews.

@@Voltar You need to calm down. A quote from an interview with him: "Streaming is really powerful, and it's great, it's really upped the movie business because the theatrical movie business... we could see the problems, and it was not good. So everybody was looking to save it, but nobody knew streaming would. And that's when Netflix took off, and at that point, I said, 'I don't know what this is gonna be, there's gonna be a giant transition in the business, I don't know that much about it,' and I sold the company, and I retired."

If you make something people don’t like it’s the peoples fault ? lol

@@sponish0 Well yeah, it's your fault if you don't like something if it weren't you'd be blaming everyone for never being able to please everyone and that's moronic. You're obviously the zero point for your personal taste. IT's not my fault you don't like child molestation, I can't change it.

Immersion breaking...in a fantasy movie... Riiiight...

@@IgnoreMeImWrong It's called consistency. Way to be dumb.

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Exactly r2 and 3po were charming and likeable. Jar jar was annoying and obnoxious

No

@@natalieportmanfan1817 Jar Jar was also racist, being copied from traits associated with blacks from Jamaica

Revenge of sitb was fine. Attack of the clones very mod. Phantom menace bad

It's still subjective. But the dialogue is not good...

@@amaledition339 No, it's not subjective because we're not using how we feel about the writing to determine the facts about it.

Disney is doing what it wants to do entirely regardless of what the fans/haters want.

Most people didn’t think the prequels were good lol of people don’t think Something is good you can’t blame the people.

@@sponish0 It's literally their opinion. Who are we supposed to blame for their opinion?

Most likely, yes. I didn't watch any Star Wars until recently, and the writing is crap across all of the media that I have seen which is the 9 movies, and parts of some seasons. Apparently, Andor is quite good but I haven't bothered to watch that, yet.

@@IgnoreMeImWrong😢

Teens are kids to him.

They are kids films. Not everything that is made for kids has to be baby shark coco-melon brain rot.

Have you even seen Shrek, bro?

Liking or loving Star wars is not a requirement. Criticize the movie if you like. But most of the Criticism was ruthless and personal. I heard it since 1977 after seeing the first one in the theater, now It was not ruthless after the first one it was normal criticism. After Empire, I remember all the criticism about vader being luke's father. Its like football commentators who have never played sports, telling a player about the players lack of effort or heart. Like it or leave it or better yet, you show me how to do it. I have to suspend logic to watch any Star Wars movie, if I wanted to nitpick, I have abort 20 criticism in the first 30 minutes of the original Star wars movie.

@@anythingdisney7151 Am I responsible for some of the criticism being ruthless and personal? No. I don't think the first three movies are perfect either, but I can enjoy them. In comparison, the prequels are just not as good. Unfortunately at that time Lucas was such an icon that no one around him said "no" anymore. I thought that was widely known. Note that the first movie had to be saved in the cutting room and that Lucas did not direct the next two. As soon as he is at the helm with the prequels, the quality drops. Not sure what is problematic about observing that the prequels just aren't as good as the original trilogy. Finally, regarding critics: They don't have to better at doing the job they criticize. They only have to be good at understanding what make something good or bad. An 80 year old ice skating expert cannot outdo an ice skater but can be a lot better at analysing a performance than a very young ice skater who can technically perform the skills.

@coolcat23 The best critics are those who have played the game. They know what it takes. Outsiders can contribute, but they will never know. It's personal criticism that is not needed. It's his story, and he got to do it the way he wanted. I counted 20 issues in the first 30 minutes of A New Hope, and I still enjoyed the movie. My list - Empire, ANH, Revenge, TPM, TFA, Return, TLJ, AOTC, Skywalker. I was entertained by all of them.

@@anythingdisney7151 "Outsiders can contribute, but they will never know." Yes, you are right. I once thought I liked the practical effects of the original trilogy a lot more than the immature CGI in the prequels. However, after you have enlightened me, I now know that it was wrong of me to think that way. I simply cannot trust my eyes. And yes, Lucas is right, movies are all fake. Hence, even the worst special effects cannot detract from the experience. Whether one is immersed in a gripping story (and suspends disbelief) or majorly put off by some subpar digital effects that gratuitously decorate a non-story (effects so bad, that have you involuntarily lose focus and immersion), all that really does not matter. I now know to only trust Lucas as opposed to my own responses, because he is an insider and I am an outsider. Why TPM has not been declared cinema's pinnacle, the best movie of all time by everyone, we'll never know. Thanks to Lucas and you I now know what to think. Thanks!

@@coolcat23 Is this how you talk to your husband/wife, Oh my.

Criticism is OK, what it became was ruthless and personal.

What you saying people should have lied and pretended they liked them to keep George happy ? 😂 they sucked get over it

It's called 'suspension of disbelief'. People do it all the damn time. You know it's not real because it's a FICTIONAL MOVIE.