@@vapor_jem Vader watching the Death Star plans being literally *HANDED* off onto (and then following) the ship that is supposed to be the ship from “New Hope”. It breaks the continuity of the very first conversation between Vader and Leia.
@@vapor_jem Sorry to ruin the movie for you. But to placate most of its fans I do agree that it was a good movie until then. The problem is most get caught up in “awesome Vader Hallway scene” and don’t see the problem. To be honest the issue could literally be fixed with literally a short 2 min scene edit. You would only need a small set and 3 actors. The scene would be the plans being handed to the captain of the vessel and then after having their hyperdrive disabled from a shot from the Star Destroyer, *beaming* the plans aboard Leia’s ship near Tattooine. Edit: And an extra scene of the beam being tracked.
@@joelmole3157 Contrary to popular belief and memes, that line makes total sense in the context the film provides for the characters in the story. There is no evidence in the film that suggests Palpatine shared how he cheated death to Kylo, let alone suggest why he would want to share such secrets with him (especially when Kylo was satisfied enough with his offer to use the Final Order to become greater than his grandfather Vader). There is also no evidence that suggests that Kylo discovered exactly how Palpatine cheated death and shared that information with his officers. What we do know is that shortly after his exploration of Exegol, Kylo confirmed to his officers that the voice in the galaxy-wide broadcast was indeed the real Palpatine and that he had been building a new fleet for years while he was in hiding on the Sith planet Exegol. This was the information the spy Hux passed along to Boolio, the information that was downloaded into R2-D2 before Poe decoded it (the later meeting with the First Order officers also confirms this, since they wanted to discuss this new information about the new fleet as well as Palpatine's intentions). Poe's line was all about confirming "the worst" the Resistance feared about the voice in the broadcast, that it indeed was the real Emperor; Hux's info was never about providing a perfect explanation to the Resistance about HOW Palpatine survived. This is evidenced by Rose's response, "Wait, do we believe this?" as well as another person saying, "It cannot be! The Emperor is dead!"; neither are arguing about HOW the Emperor survived, they are arguing about *if it was TRUE OR NOT.* Even the line said by Meriadoc Brandybuck "Dark science. Cloning. Secrets only the Sith knew" was speculation used as a counterpoint to support the notion that it could indeed be possible for the Emperor to be the real deal. Putting aside the story's context, how can Poe's line be considered "fan service" anyway? You could argue Palpatine in IX saying, *"The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural"* is a line of fan service, since it referenced "Revenge of the Sith" by using the exact same speech pattern by Palpatine in III, regardless of whether the context in IX gives it weight and meaning. But if that is the case, what exact line is "Somehow, Palpatine returned" referencing? Unless you can answer that question, "Somehow, Palpatine returned" *cannot be considered as fan service that does not serve the story.
@@bridgerhibbert2993That’s all well and good, buddy, but I think when people call it fan service they mean the fact that Palpatine became the villain of the movie, not the specific line. Everyone really just views it as a cop out, resorting to literally digging him out of the grave to use an iconic character to win back the fans.
@@nickmanrique495Let me clarify: In the context of my original comment, I was not discussing whether something could be considered as fan service or not in general, I was saying that *some forms of fan service actually serve the story by making sense in their proper context* while other forms of it do not. My response to someone implying the line "Somehow, Palpatine returned" was fan service *that did not serve the story* was to emphasize how that line makes sense within the story provided, not to argue whether the concept of Palpatine's return could be considered as fan service or not.
Return of the Jedi is my favorite of the originals and The Phantom Menace is my favorite of the prequels. Come at me. I still love all the six movies, yeah I counted SIX, tho the spin-offs were good.
EVERY MOVIE IS SOMEONE’S FAVOURITE. There is no best Star Wars movie, there is most beloved, most appraised and most heartfelt. But there is no best movie because if there was, everyone would have it as their favourite. But every one’s favourite is any one of them.
It's funny how the force awakens went from being the one of the most hopeful movies to the saddest. They set up the ball perfectly but the other two movies just missed the kick!
I love how the prequels 1/2 understood that they weren’t the best even if they’re better received over time. But stills do Thier best to hype up Revenge of the sith.
"Guys, The Force Awakens isn't that bad!" "It didn't have an original idea in its entire body! Gtfo of here!!" "What kind of criticism is that??? Stranger Things didn't have an original idea in its body, and people liked that series!!"
1:39 Actually it fucked that “perfect setup” connection to New Hope in the last 15 minutes of the film. Vader was cool but him Literally watching the Plans being *HANDED* off only to chase the plans down breaks continuity in the opening dialogue of New Hope. Edit: The dialogue between Vader and Leia.
I love the seqeuls personally. To me The last jedi was amazing it made me cry and enjoy the film just like the force awakens did. It's a tie for me I feel like the last jedi and return of the jedi are the best star wars films and right behind them is rouge one. The force awakens help me get into star wars with Rey there are Elements in her life that felt similar to mine. Rey is basically my Luke skywalker, the sequels are what make me help love star wars and see the other films and I don't regret it. Majority of them I like and to here that Rey is returning is great.i can't wait to see her film when it comes put in 2025 or 2026
“Because at the time they took pity on you” That was literally my dad. He was in so much denial that when I was talking about how bad it was at lunch with the rest of the family after we watched the movie in theaters he got pissed at took me outside and flipped out on me. At the time I had had no respect for him for some time, so I kinda just stood there starring at him while he babbled. He eventually got his shit together but that’s another story.
The rankings go like this 1: revenge of the sith 2: empire strikes back 3: return of the Jedi 4: phantom menace 5: a new hope 6: attack of the clones Should I really rank these since they are not canon😂 7: force awakens 8: last Jedi 9: rise of Skywalker
@@porg-fv8vi Most people, including myself, don't care for them and just kinda say they aren't canon for fun and stuff. Also, they break canon lore multiple times, so in a way they aren't canon
@QuatarTarandir im sure not sure when the break cannon of previous film and they copy legends at some point point like Han and Leia having a child, Luke feeling defeated after the ers of the empire because of lost they face, Palpatine clone. The only thing I say is maybe the Palpatine coming back (even then that has happened in legends) also the space jump into a fleet. But I view that as a suicide bomber thing that never happens unless your desperate and need to save others. But I consider cannon. Simple reason because the owner of them. Currently say they are. That ownder being disney. If they say "Han Solo fighting a gaint badger cover in jewels" is cannon than is cannons. Also that did happen in legends.
@@porg-fv8vi Like I said, most people just do not consider them canon no matter what Disney says, especially since they change the characters and undo pretty much every bit of development from the OG Trilogy, whereas Legends built off of it. And even though the Disney movies copy Legends, they somehow manage to just do everything worse, without fail. Even the resurrection of Palpatine, which most people thought was dumb in Legends, simply was done better in Legends. And breaking canon I do mean the space jump into a fleet. Per the rules of Hyperspace in Star Wars, you go into a different "dimension" when travelling, where you can go lightspeed. Meaning there is no way for it to work that way. Not to mention it would lead to that move being repeated so much that it would break the universe. There's also some smaller things that seem to break lore. Such as (of course) Rey using force powers with little training (force healing, sith lightning, etc.) and one of the ones most don't think about is that fact it makes force ghosts able to affect the real world. In the OG they were simply there to guide, not to interfere. But now they can? It just messes things up
In all honesty all star wars sucks. It's dumb trash about samurai wizards, talking trash cans, space cowboys and teddy bears but I still love all of it because it's just too much fun
While I don’t hate the sequels as much as others, I think we can all agree that The Rise of Skywalker is the worst. My ranking goes: 1. The Empire Strikes Back 2. Revenge of the Sith 3. A New Hope 4. Return of the Jedi 5. Rogue One 6. The Force Awakens 7. The Last Jedi 8. Solo 9. Attack of the Clones 10. The Phantom Menace 11. The Rise of Skywalker
Every movie in the original trilogy is better. Because other than a ton of different reasons it doesn't need a 7 season TV series to make the viewer feel anything for it's, characters
@@secondbestjojo1300 Okay ngl I just said this cuz I sensed some unnecessary distain towards ROTS so I had to say sum, but I say that Empire strikes back is the best Star Wars movie but ROTS id my favorite.
Well done! I liked Solo better than Rogue One. Did not like all the setup for sequels, it was a fine story on its own. Attack of the Clones is one of the worst movies ever made. Rise of Skywalker was amazingly bland and mediocre. None of the prequels or sequels needed to happen. Spaceballs is 4th after the originals.
This is actually really simple: Episode V Rogue One Episode III Episode IV Episode VI Episode I Episode II Solo The sequel trilogy isn't canon, end of discussion.
I have no idea how any human being anywhere who exists or ever has existed or ever will exist or ever could potentially exist on the planet, throughout the universe, or in any hypothetical multiverse within 900 quadrillion years could ever possibly, in any capacity, think that the sequels are bad.
@@hoztoventertainment5297 They were just poorly written imo. I mean all the development that happened in the OG Trilogy was undone just to replace Luke with Rey, and multiple times they broke lore. And then there is no consistent story in them. Even the choreography was bad
1: Empire Strikes Back 2:A new Hope 3:Return of the Jedi 4:Revenge of the Sith 5:The Force Awakens 6:Attack of the Clones 7:The Last Jedi 8:The Phantom Menace 9:The Rise of Skywalker If you put ROTS anywhere above the OT you’re wack
I’m not gunna lie: *my opinion* The first trilogy: alright. Good but unintentionally funny at times and slow. Prequel trilogy: better but still flawed. First two movies while easily having the best visuals in the series were very slow paced and kinda cringey, 3rd film is the best one from that trilogy. Sequel trilogy: pretty good honestly. First movie was pretty great, second was the best Star Wars movie in my opinion, due to great pacing and writing. 3rd is probably the weakest but still good. Rogue one: INSANELY BORING. EASILY the most boring in the series, can never reach the end before I doze off. Solo: alright. pretty great story and story telling, but is also slightly slow. Mandalorian: all seasons: peak Star Wars. Do I really need to explain? Boba fett: Star Wars’s cartoonish feel actually done right. Amazing action sequences characters and just a very fun atmosphere. Andor: u can’t get worse then this From terrible writing and atmosphere, this is easily one of single worst series I’ve seen to date. Ashoka: one of the worst dumpster fires I’ve ever witnessed. Sabine 💀☠️ Haven’t watched the cartoons or the acolyte…
I strongly disagree on pretty much everything; as for me, Rogue One and Andor are peak Star Wars, and sequels aren't canon at all, but hey, I'm glad you enjoyed the films)
Rogue One deserves more love man, that shit hit *_HARD_*
so true
I agree it was good up until that ending that broke canon…
@@imaginarycorgi7312 What ending?
@@vapor_jem Vader watching the Death Star plans being literally *HANDED* off onto (and then following) the ship that is supposed to be the ship from “New Hope”. It breaks the continuity of the very first conversation between Vader and Leia.
@@vapor_jem Sorry to ruin the movie for you. But to placate most of its fans I do agree that it was a good movie until then. The problem is most get caught up in “awesome Vader Hallway scene” and don’t see the problem. To be honest the issue could literally be fixed with literally a short 2 min scene edit. You would only need a small set and 3 actors. The scene would be the plans being handed to the captain of the vessel and then after having their hyperdrive disabled from a shot from the Star Destroyer, *beaming* the plans aboard Leia’s ship near Tattooine. Edit: And an extra scene of the beam being tracked.
Spaceballs > entire sequel trilogy
Thank god it's a joke
And the prequels
This is true.
Yes, I fully agree with that
Correct > Incorrect
You forgot the Star Wars: The Clone Wars movie..
I’m saving it for a different video
@@BLUNAProductions Looking forward to it.
“I was just going to say that”
@@yosemiteyosemi488 Clone squad of four over here
I was just going to say that
Revenge of the Sith is the goat.
We can all agree that both Rogue One and Solo had the best LEGO set waves.
I'd argue The Force Awakens isn't a remake of A New Hope, it's a remake of Return of the Jedi.
Present your case.
I'd say that it's a both. Plainly, a remake of the Originals as a whole.
It's just copying many bits of the original trilogy.
Remake of Return of the Jedi? Care to explain why?
lol how? Apart from Finn’s character, TFA practically follows ANH beat for beat. If anything TLJ and TROS were closer to being a ROTJ remake
Didn’t expect SpaceBalls to make a cameo
You’re welcome
The only part in "The Rise of Skywalker" that felt fan servicey to me while also not serving the story was Chewbacca getting a medal.
“Somehow Palpatine returned”
@@joelmole3157 I wouldn't call that fan service
@@joelmole3157
Contrary to popular belief and memes, that line makes total sense in the context the film provides for the characters in the story.
There is no evidence in the film that suggests Palpatine shared how he cheated death to Kylo, let alone suggest why he would want to share such secrets with him (especially when Kylo was satisfied enough with his offer to use the Final Order to become greater than his grandfather Vader).
There is also no evidence that suggests that Kylo discovered exactly how Palpatine cheated death and shared that information with his officers.
What we do know is that shortly after his exploration of Exegol, Kylo confirmed to his officers that the voice in the galaxy-wide broadcast was indeed the real Palpatine and that he had been building a new fleet for years while he was in hiding on the Sith planet Exegol.
This was the information the spy Hux passed along to Boolio, the information that was downloaded into R2-D2 before Poe decoded it (the later meeting with the First Order officers also confirms this, since they wanted to discuss this new information about the new fleet as well as Palpatine's intentions).
Poe's line was all about confirming "the worst" the Resistance feared about the voice in the broadcast, that it indeed was the real Emperor; Hux's info was never about providing a perfect explanation to the Resistance about HOW Palpatine survived.
This is evidenced by Rose's response, "Wait, do we believe this?" as well as another person saying, "It cannot be! The Emperor is dead!"; neither are arguing about HOW the Emperor survived, they are arguing about *if it was TRUE OR NOT.*
Even the line said by Meriadoc Brandybuck "Dark science. Cloning. Secrets only the Sith knew" was speculation used as a counterpoint to support the notion that it could indeed be possible for the Emperor to be the real deal.
Putting aside the story's context, how can Poe's line be considered "fan service" anyway?
You could argue Palpatine in IX saying, *"The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural"* is a line of fan service, since it referenced "Revenge of the Sith" by using the exact same speech pattern by Palpatine in III, regardless of whether the context in IX gives it weight and meaning.
But if that is the case, what exact line is "Somehow, Palpatine returned" referencing?
Unless you can answer that question, "Somehow, Palpatine returned" *cannot be considered as fan service that does not serve the story.
@@bridgerhibbert2993That’s all well and good, buddy, but I think when people call it fan service they mean the fact that Palpatine became the villain of the movie, not the specific line. Everyone really just views it as a cop out, resorting to literally digging him out of the grave to use an iconic character to win back the fans.
@@nickmanrique495Let me clarify:
In the context of my original comment, I was not discussing whether something could be considered as fan service or not in general, I was saying that *some forms of fan service actually serve the story by making sense in their proper context* while other forms of it do not.
My response to someone implying the line "Somehow, Palpatine returned" was fan service *that did not serve the story* was to emphasize how that line makes sense within the story provided, not to argue whether the concept of Palpatine's return could be considered as fan service or not.
The funny thing is. The captain marvel sequel movie copied the plot of Space Balls.
OH, it's actually real. hahahaahahahahahahahahahaha
HOLY CRAP!! That gives me an idea for a sketch!!!
TLJ copied "Parking violation".
Return of the Jedi is my favorite of the originals and The Phantom Menace is my favorite of the prequels. Come at me. I still love all the six movies, yeah I counted SIX, tho the spin-offs were good.
may the fifth be with you
it's 1 am i'm so sorry
I beg you do a longer version of this that includes the TV shows this was amazing
My picks: tie between Revenge and empire
Cannot decide XD
I mean, Rogue One was arguably the best movie since Empire but THATS JUST ME
As long as it’s not revenge of the sith because people glaze it to much
@@swstopmotions4390Because It’s just that good, what can I say🤷🏻♂️
@@swstopmotions4390like yall glaze return of the jedi
@@supremeleader844empire strikes back is the best
Solo is the most underrated sw movie
EVERY MOVIE IS SOMEONE’S FAVOURITE. There is no best Star Wars movie, there is most beloved, most appraised and most heartfelt. But there is no best movie because if there was, everyone would have it as their favourite. But every one’s favourite is any one of them.
This is so true! Louder so the whole fan base can hear you!😂
@@_branduck I’ll even use a Dark Side move in a Force Scream, there’s no way the Fan Base won’t hear me.
@@_branduck and thanks btw.
@@_branduckfan base is too stupid to understand.
Except the sequels
Disney: you turned the fans against me
Star wars: you have done that yourself
Meanwhile Clone Wars Movie:I saved the Prequalls by becaming the first arc of my show.
ROTS:You are Goddamn right.
Didn’t save the prequels. The prequels were already good, TCW just improved it
@@officialmonarchmusic it saved the Prequalls from beign divisive.
@@Vilgax00Maybe?
@@officialmonarchmusic i mean, only1/3 of that trilogy is good,the other 2/3 can be forgetted for good
@@Marco-fs9bs I'd argue that all 3 are good
It's funny how the force awakens went from being the one of the most hopeful movies to the saddest. They set up the ball perfectly but the other two movies just missed the kick!
I can agree with this lol 😂😂😂 ROTS is my all time favorite 👊🏿😎
I was laughing SO HARD when SPACEBALLS came on the scene
You forgot the Clone Wars movie!
I love how the prequels 1/2 understood that they weren’t the best even if they’re better received over time.
But stills do Thier best to hype up Revenge of the sith.
The first 2 prequels deserve to be rated higher since they walked so Revenge of the Sith could run.
Rise of Skywalker was only bad because the first half attempted to retcon the terrible Last Jedi’s writing and story.
"Guys, The Force Awakens isn't that bad!"
"It didn't have an original idea in its entire body! Gtfo of here!!"
"What kind of criticism is that??? Stranger Things didn't have an original idea in its body, and people liked that series!!"
Revenge of the sith is the best.
Dude! This is literally my brain! 😂
you forgot about the ewack and clone wars spin off movies
Revenge of the Sith is the best
You forgot the clone wars Movie, but more importantly, the EWOKS MOVIES
Laughs in the Clone Wars movie
Sequals: return is the weakest im the franchise
Return: is that why you copied my climax beat for beat
Last jedi: errrr
This was awesome
1:39 Actually it fucked that “perfect setup” connection to New Hope in the last 15 minutes of the film. Vader was cool but him Literally watching the Plans being *HANDED* off only to chase the plans down breaks continuity in the opening dialogue of New Hope.
Edit:
The dialogue between Vader and Leia.
In my head canon, the Sequels never happened.
Only TLJ did but in a parallel universe.
@@virgogaming6488nah that's the worst sequel (and star wars film) by a mile but that's jsut my opinion
1.ROTS
2.TESB
3.ROTJ
4.ANH
5.TPM
6.TFA
7.AOTC
8.Rouge One
9.TROS
10. Solo
11. TLJ
I love the seqeuls personally. To me The last jedi was amazing it made me cry and enjoy the film just like the force awakens did. It's a tie for me I feel like the last jedi and return of the jedi are the best star wars films and right behind them is rouge one. The force awakens help me get into star wars with Rey there are Elements in her life that felt similar to mine. Rey is basically my Luke skywalker, the sequels are what make me help love star wars and see the other films and I don't regret it. Majority of them I like and to here that Rey is returning is great.i can't wait to see her film when it comes put in 2025 or 2026
Absolutely based
different opinions
“Because at the time they took pity on you”
That was literally my dad. He was in so much denial that when I was talking about how bad it was at lunch with the rest of the family after we watched the movie in theaters he got pissed at took me outside and flipped out on me.
At the time I had had no respect for him for some time, so I kinda just stood there starring at him while he babbled. He eventually got his shit together but that’s another story.
You forgot the clone wars movie and the 2003 clone wars special. But they can’t compare to the real best Star Wars movie
The rankings go like this
1: revenge of the sith
2: empire strikes back
3: return of the Jedi
4: phantom menace
5: a new hope
6: attack of the clones
Should I really rank these since they are not canon😂
7: force awakens
8: last Jedi
9: rise of Skywalker
I feel the same except I'd actually switch ESB and ROTJ. Idk what it is, but I really like Return
But the seqeuls are cannon.
@@porg-fv8vi Most people, including myself, don't care for them and just kinda say they aren't canon for fun and stuff.
Also, they break canon lore multiple times, so in a way they aren't canon
@QuatarTarandir im sure not sure when the break cannon of previous film and they copy legends at some point point like Han and Leia having a child, Luke feeling defeated after the ers of the empire because of lost they face, Palpatine clone. The only thing I say is maybe the Palpatine coming back (even then that has happened in legends) also the space jump into a fleet. But I view that as a suicide bomber thing that never happens unless your desperate and need to save others. But I consider cannon. Simple reason because the owner of them. Currently say they are. That ownder being disney. If they say "Han Solo fighting a gaint badger cover in jewels" is cannon than is cannons. Also that did happen in legends.
@@porg-fv8vi Like I said, most people just do not consider them canon no matter what Disney says, especially since they change the characters and undo pretty much every bit of development from the OG Trilogy, whereas Legends built off of it.
And even though the Disney movies copy Legends, they somehow manage to just do everything worse, without fail. Even the resurrection of Palpatine, which most people thought was dumb in Legends, simply was done better in Legends.
And breaking canon I do mean the space jump into a fleet. Per the rules of Hyperspace in Star Wars, you go into a different "dimension" when travelling, where you can go lightspeed. Meaning there is no way for it to work that way. Not to mention it would lead to that move being repeated so much that it would break the universe.
There's also some smaller things that seem to break lore. Such as (of course) Rey using force powers with little training (force healing, sith lightning, etc.) and one of the ones most don't think about is that fact it makes force ghosts able to affect the real world. In the OG they were simply there to guide, not to interfere. But now they can? It just messes things up
Live long, and prosper.
Spaceballs is actually a decent comedy movie, and its a better Star Wars movie than the entire sequel trilogy. hahahahaha
Sequels sus.
Any star wars movie is better than the sequels
*Clone Wars intensifies*
You forgot clone wars movie
Oddly enough. Solo is the best of the non episodic films.
Solo was good
(And I will die on this hill)
In all honesty all star wars sucks. It's dumb trash about samurai wizards, talking trash cans, space cowboys and teddy bears but I still love all of it because it's just too much fun
May the Fus be with you
What about the two ewok movies?
Since people barely remember them, doesn't that mean "The Rise of Skywalker" is at least memorable? 😂😂😂
@@bridgerhibbert2993 Memorably bad
@@Luis-Sosa What is more memorable, a bad movie everybody remembers, or a bad movie nobody has heard of?
@@bridgerhibbert2993 Good point
@@Luis-Sosa It's kinda funny, innit?
Um, the clone wars movie anyone?
While I don’t hate the sequels as much as others, I think we can all agree that The Rise of Skywalker is the worst.
My ranking goes:
1. The Empire Strikes Back
2. Revenge of the Sith
3. A New Hope
4. Return of the Jedi
5. Rogue One
6. The Force Awakens
7. The Last Jedi
8. Solo
9. Attack of the Clones
10. The Phantom Menace
11. The Rise of Skywalker
I think the The Last Jedi is much worse, the amound of disrespect for so many characters is wild
Bro why do people like to dunk on the prequels trilogy like its honestly right there with the original trilogy and it might even be better than it
No exapnded universe love??
What about the lonely clone wars and Ewoks movies
Revenge of the sith is the best star wars movie if anyone disagrees your just hating
Every movie in the original trilogy is better. Because other than a ton of different reasons it doesn't need a 7 season TV series to make the viewer feel anything for it's, characters
@@secondbestjojo1300 Okay ngl I just said this cuz I sensed some unnecessary distain towards ROTS so I had to say sum, but I say that Empire strikes back is the best Star Wars movie but ROTS id my favorite.
All your movie titles are wrong. Find a video about it.
Well done!
I liked Solo better than Rogue One. Did not like all the setup for sequels, it was a fine story on its own.
Attack of the Clones is one of the worst movies ever made. Rise of Skywalker was amazingly bland and mediocre.
None of the prequels or sequels needed to happen.
Spaceballs is 4th after the originals.
This is actually really simple:
Episode V
Rogue One
Episode III
Episode IV
Episode VI
Episode I
Episode II
Solo
The sequel trilogy isn't canon, end of discussion.
unpopolar opinion: The Last Jedi is a good movie
popolar opinion: The Last Jedi is a bad star wars movie
My ranking:
5
3
4
6
Rogue
1
Solo
2
7
8
9
I have no idea how any human being anywhere who exists or ever has existed or ever will exist or ever could potentially exist on the planet, throughout the universe, or in any hypothetical multiverse within 900 quadrillion years could ever possibly, in any capacity, think that the sequels are bad.
I can't tell if this is a joke, a miswritten, or a genuine comment
@@QuatarTarandir It's a smart comment
@@hoztoventertainment5297 Oh, got it. I personally feel the same way about people who think that the Sequels are good, but whatever floats your boat
@@QuatarTarandir I just can't understand that
@@hoztoventertainment5297 They were just poorly written imo. I mean all the development that happened in the OG Trilogy was undone just to replace Luke with Rey, and multiple times they broke lore. And then there is no consistent story in them. Even the choreography was bad
Solo was 100x better than rise of skywalker I refuse to watch the prequels
The Ewok movies are the only good ones.
The movies are the worst part of Star Wars.
1: Empire Strikes Back
2:A new Hope
3:Return of the Jedi
4:Revenge of the Sith
5:The Force Awakens
6:Attack of the Clones
7:The Last Jedi
8:The Phantom Menace
9:The Rise of Skywalker
If you put ROTS anywhere above the OT you’re wack
Woah! I respect it
No fucking way you put The Phantom Menace under The Last Jedi
@@someghosthunteryeah and attack of the clones below the force awakens
@@bokoblinlogic1619 I would swap that, I’ve changed my mind
@@someghosthunter Phantom Menace is much worse than TLJ, explain why TPM is better
I’m not gunna lie: *my opinion*
The first trilogy: alright.
Good but unintentionally funny at times and slow.
Prequel trilogy: better but still flawed.
First two movies while easily having the best visuals in the series were very slow paced and kinda cringey, 3rd film is the best one from that trilogy.
Sequel trilogy: pretty good honestly.
First movie was pretty great, second was the best Star Wars movie in my opinion, due to great pacing and writing. 3rd is probably the weakest but still good.
Rogue one: INSANELY BORING.
EASILY the most boring in the series, can never reach the end before I doze off.
Solo: alright.
pretty great story and story telling, but is also slightly slow.
Mandalorian: all seasons: peak Star Wars.
Do I really need to explain?
Boba fett: Star Wars’s cartoonish feel actually done right.
Amazing action sequences characters and just a very fun atmosphere.
Andor: u can’t get worse then this
From terrible writing and atmosphere, this is easily one of single worst series I’ve seen to date.
Ashoka: one of the worst dumpster fires I’ve ever witnessed.
Sabine 💀☠️
Haven’t watched the cartoons or the acolyte…
I disagree with your opinion of rogue one but it is your opinion🤷♂️
Andor was absolutely brilliant
Hottest take I’ve ever seen
I strongly disagree on pretty much everything; as for me, Rogue One and Andor are peak Star Wars, and sequels aren't canon at all, but hey, I'm glad you enjoyed the films)
@@DimaMuskind Stop pretending the sequels aren’t canon bro. The prequels are almost as bad as