In a polarized world, the next installment in a franchise all about balance and non-attachment will be worshipped, hated, and obsessed about until it’s not even fun to talk about anymore – It’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi
In a polarized world, the next installment in a franchise all about balance and non-attachment will be worshipped, hated, and obsessed about until it’s not even fun to talk about anymore – It’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi
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Been watching this movie at home now, and picking it apart.
Honestly…I think it’s fine. Whatever issues I had with it, I’m pretty much over with at this point.
not true, I hate the prequels
way i see it, whether or not they were good, at least they were creative, original, and full of imagination which is what Star Wars is all about.This is new trilogy just feels boring to me. George always asked himself “what have people not seen before?” when making a new star wars movie. Disney just seems to want to play it safe and pander to nostalgia for the OT. I mean if thats what Star Wars is to you, then power to ya. But personally, I am tired of seeing the same generic looking storm troopers and the same “rebels sticking it to the man” plot.
i think if anything Mark Hamil actually probably liked the prequels. Unless he has vocally suggested otherwise?
He said he liked them if I remember correctly
bad movie
Fuck this movie.
Fuck you