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I just rewatched Episode I, II and III I’m sorry but in terms of internal coherence and characters, it is *light years* ahead VII, VIII and IX Disney, Abrams and Johnson completely screwed up the last trilogy No Star Wars should be forgettable, but here we are…Permalink
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I think III is my favorite episode, for its darkness, for how it ties together the two trilogies and for how epic and massive and emotional the last fight it And in the new movies it’s Rogue One, by a huge margin, probably for the very same reasonsPermalink
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Mood +1 🙂
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I don’t mind fan service at all, Rogue One heavily relied on it But it also respected the Star Wars universe much more than the new trilogy, and imo it is how fan service should be done With intelligence
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Mood +8 🙂
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Of course, neither Rogue One nor I-II-III are perfect, even if III might be on my all time top 10 or something But compared with the new trilogy, they are much better built movies, with *a vision*, a good story and a good executionPermalink
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Mood +14 🙂
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I don’t think I want to see anymore new Star Wars movie without this three components together Star Wars deserves much more than what they did with the new trilogy I may not be a fan, but I might become one of the old movies. Now that Lucas is out, I know what we miss…Permalink
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Mood +4 🙂
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At several point of the movies I was like "why does he brings this to our attention?" to later realize "but of course, it was to explain this" And it’s not really a build up/pay off thing, more of a "I’m explaining you why X is X" – which is the sole purpose of I-II-III btwPermalink
Mood +1 🙂
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I think the word I’m missing is: the two initial trilogies were *storytelling* masterpieces, which is absolutely not the case of the new one So Disney, I hope you’ll have better stories to tell for the next movies. I really do.Permalink
Mood +6 🙂