Why Palpatine dying in The Rise of Skywalker wasn't that impressive - Star Wars Explained

Let's tell you the full story on why killing Palpatine in the Rise of Skywalker wasn't as impressive as people think, there are several reasons for that. #starwars #Jedi #sith
Palpatine, also known as Darth Sidious, is a fictional character in the Star Wars franchise. He is a major antagonist throughout the series, serving as the main antagonist in the prequel trilogy and a posthumous antagonist in the sequel trilogy.star wars

[@gayesthusky2177]

They 86’s Snoke too early IMHO

[@saltytexasranger6301]

I'll answer the statement without watching the video, then I'll watch the video. Palps "dying" wasn't impressive because, as much as I love Ian McDiarmid's acting, there was zero set up for him to be present in episode IX under any context. Instead, JJ and KK's choice to force him into The Rise of Skywalker happened, because KK wasn't keeping Rian Johnson on the plantation and the Disney trilogy lost it's cognizant assemblance of order with The Last Jedi. The entire IP was dealt a crippling death blow with TLJ. Killing the main antagonist and main protagonist of the whole storyline in the middle movie was a ricin covered death stick for the final movie in the trilogy. The only fix would have been a 2-part episode IX so the creation of a villain and overall risk could be re-established... RIP: Star Wars, you will be missed...

[@DarthCoco]

Just by scanning threw, I knew your points were bang on the money 😆

[@jordanhal2814]

How did you ever come up with that genius assessment?

[@DanielDuhon]

Won’t be missed by me, the last Star Wars movie came out in 2005.

[@lordsidious83]

The only thing that sold rise of skywalker was palpatine,...seriously! no one would have went otherwise. However this selling point totally ruined all that came before it. I like to pretend the sequels are just fan fiction

[@Y2Kr4SHM4N]

I went to midnight screenings of every Star Wars film. Until the Last Jedi.
Then I didn’t see the final film. The Disney sequels aren’t Star Wars. They might look like it, but they certainly ain’t it.