MountainFox51 same and ROTS is my favourite Star Wars film

agreed. I hate the Ewoks more than Jar Jar. But I don't like him neither.

There okay

The world always has its Eva Brauns.

I thought I was in the minority because I like the prequels as well, thought I was crazy about hayden christensen as anakin, I thought they could've found someone better. my favorites will always be the podracing scene in Ep I, Yoda vs Duku lightsaber, and yoda vs palpatine lightsaber.

Grumpy Oldman he must use yodasynthesis

Midi-Cloriphyll?1 More like Midi-Bore-iphyl!!!

Yes officer, those men right there

*Chlorophyll

I always thought they came from mitochondrias

same ppl need to give more credit

I just hated the bad cgi, the weird acting, and jar jar

liam holloway you need help, dude.

You didn’t answer any questions or defend your stupidity. And I need help I just stayed opinions backed with facts. Tell me what defines weird acting because are you the person who defines what’s weird and what’s not lol strange cretin

liam holloway you just attacked me for no real reason. I don’t mind the prequels, they’re just not something I’d watch over and over again like the original trilogy.

The acting and plot were awesome, too!

The acting and plot was amazing. The only thing wrong with it was the dialogue choices sometimes.

@@MR.ICE. It’s supposed to be foreign though, it’s not Earth.

@@alh06 I’m talking about lines like “I don’t like sand” and “I wish I could wish away from my feelings.” I don’t mind a lot of the lines, but there are ones that don’t make sense. Foreign or not.

@@MR.ICE. acting was doodoo

Benjamin Biegler some of them are

Benjamin Biegler Because it's a great way to justify their deaths, like ,,they are only clones without personality"

Benjamin Biegler Clones were the original storm troopers but as the empire went on they opened up the army for enlistment so people will accept the empire more.

Austin Hellems by ANH, none of them are.

mfmageiwatch I thought Vader's personal like squad was a always clones?

Or Palpatine prepared for such an outcome, in case his apprentice failed at killing Kenobi. Who knows what other contingency plans he had in case things went wrong?

@Abacus Listener Not a cinephile, just like having a discussion. Oh, and no one can go to the cinemas anymore due to Covid. I thought that would be obvious.

Growing up there was a daily Star Wars comic strip that ran in our local newspaper. It followed Obi-Wan and Anikin on several adventures with the climatic duel on Mustafar.

poor guy

He wasn’t though, just left for dead on a volcanic planet.

exactly unlike j.j. and kasdan playing it safe with the force awakens because it felt to much like a new hope in my opinion

TFA was panned by true star wars fans

He didn't even plan that Vader will be Luke's father and that Leia is his twin when he first created the story. Plus, a lot of his ideas were rejected and changed by people who were working with him in the originals (for the better mostly). In his own words, he wrote some scenes to the prequels while on his way to shoot them. Lucas is great at world-building, but don't act like he had some master plan behind all this. He didn't.

Michael Barber there is no such thing as "playing safe" when it comes to star wars

Lucas is good world builder but he sucks at writer and director. Just look how bad prequels that were all him are and how good Empire Strikes Back is that didn't have him much involved. Besides prequels were made when he had surrounded himself with yes-men instead being willing to take feed back like he did back in day.

Will Waterman eh clone wars cartoon was much better.

joshua powell agreed but TV shows are a much better format than movies. You can get more things done at a better pace that way.

joshua powell Erm The Clone Wars was an expansion of the movies told in 50 hours. Of course it is deeper and better.

Damian Howard You'll actually find there are millions and millions of us fans like me. The prequel hate is coming from people who had expectations for TPM and what it would be like, were 'betrayed' that it was aimed for children once more and went in a different direction. Just cynical oldsters or hypetrain youngsters. The irony that 40 year old men wanting their childhood back are getting annoyed that star wars was aimed for children and not them as adults is beyond funny.

I get super triggered when people bash the prequels lol, in My opinion they're way better than the originals

can't wait for when that happens for the sequels

Damian Howard I disagree: I want to like the prequels, but every time I watch them, I can't help but tell myself they're bad movies, with unrealistic characters. I mean, EVERY TIME!! The Jedi are supposed to be awesome, but they're just stupid, they totally deserve what happens to them. What I like about them is how Palpatine rises to power, that is really interesting! I think the Clone Wars animated series is really good, Anakin is actually a great character in them, not an idiot like in ROTS.

I don't think people disliked the prequels as much as they hated some of the characters and the under use of some of the better ones. I think Greivious, Duku, and Maul should have had more scenes. Less Jar Jar and more Maul, More Grivious, Cad Bane, Clones, less dialouge. Not having Plo Koon, Shak TI, and Kit Fisto done right was down right egregious. They would have been epic characters and when they were killed off in order 66 it would have done real justice to the backstory of the great collapse of the Jedi Order instead of just Mace Windo taking center stage only. Then Jengo Fett was just a short scene in the 2nd and didn't do much, I could go on about the LACK of character development but it was slightly better than Rey "yikes". I fully expect Disney to butcher the last jedi... the force awakens into one indiviual that is just learning how to use the force and then there is only one last Jedi... freaking yikes. There has been an awakening to me would be like 20 jedi's and new sith all vying for power "maybe not under the traditional sith jedi name "also would have added some carbon type freezing of ancient sith or possibly entrapped jedi, how cool would it be to have Revan back or Malgus vying for power with darth plauges if that is whom snoke turns out to be.

Now it's cool to hate TFA

Paul Grant But they're still not good

Ruby Doobie 23 years you mean but actually was around for 15 years after Vader died and Sidious.

ive heard people say (and i myself felt this way) that the empire was created more like 30 or 40 years before ANH, just because the age of obi wan and darth vader and the way the empire controls everything would imply that

@@Lazurath101 but than that would imply that luke is 40

35Antonio no

Blackhole S5 001481 yes

35Antonio Damn Straight man. I love all the films, but hafta say Ep. 2 and Rogue One are the weakest.

Best one by far. SO EPIC!

Abdizur87 Rogue One was great. Episode 2 is definitely the worst though

Jo$h I know!!

They really aren't amazing... They're not as bad as people have been screaming for years, Revenge of the Sith is pretty good and Phantom Menace is decent, but they're still sloppy, way too exposition-filled and create a shit-ton of plot holes in the overall universe. Also, a lot of the time, just plain boring in some scenes. Just because they aren't shit, doesn't mean that they're amazing.

Nah. The prequels are garbage.

The prequels may have introduced a lot of great concepts to the franchise that I love, but they were definitely not amazing.

Well, now that we've had an ACTUAL bad Star Wars movie in theaters (well, okay, can we call Disney canon stuff actual Star Wars? Different discussion entirely...), fans have something worth hating.

Nah, the prequels are definitely bad and do seem to qualify as movies. Whether they're worth hating or not is a different question.

The only problem is that Leia doesn't seem so Force sensitive at all in Episode 7 (save the one brief moment when Han was killed). I expected a lot more from her, given who she is.

Why are you talking about episode 7?

Because you mentioned that both of Vader's children were force sensitive, and yes, they both were, supposedly. I was just addressing the issue that if Leia Organa is indeed force sensitive, then why does she seem to lack such force sensitivity later in her life (as portrayed in Episode 7)?

Probably because nobody ever trained her to use her powers. But it's really an irrelevant point to this video and my comment.

Scott Davis Did you get what you wanted now after The Last Jedi?

prequels???clone wars 3d. clone wars 3d was everything the PT bashing trolls said was wrong with it. inferior acting, inferior cgi inferior characters and plot holes. idk how u can say grievous losing to padawans is better.

SSJ BLAIRE WHITE Sama whattt

I don't like sand

Yes. Jar-Jar can work as a character, mainly as a comical side-character. He just had WAY too much screentime in Ep.1, which I think contributed to him being disliked by fans.

Rose is the new Jar-Jar. The new TV series is going to make her a good character. We're doomed! (She probably gets a robotic arm.)

thevisionary2007 unless he's talking about Paris, Texas.

This town aint big enough for the two of us..

20 years is "decades." Once you get to about 50 years, you no longer say "decades." If you only had a new hope, you could only conclude that the empire is 25 years old at most.

i actually love all the prequels. i have the rare ranking where I find a orequel to be better then an original (3 over 6). however i do acknowledge that like any series I love some more the others. If i end up being the one to show my niece, or any children I have for that matter, Star Wars I actually plan on showing them the prequels first. i finally watched them all in order leading up to Force Awakens and actually prefer the story being told that way

They're gonna miss out on the twist in V though

SpicyStegosaurus they are gonna sit there and be emotionally destoryed when there hero anakin becomes the bad guy and tries to kill his kid, sit and wonder why Obi-Wan and Yoda are lying to luke about his father. I plan to tell them who darth vader is and that he is the bad guy in 4 5 and 6, and then watch the horror emit from there faces when they realize the person they have been routing for the whole time becomes the villian

have you heard of machete order? add in I after V if you want and put TFA after and rogue one in the beginning, thats the real way to watch them dude

You kidding these are star wars fans, they need something to h8. First it was the prequels now its TFA

It´s actually exactly the same as saying that some people are "force sensitive" and others are not, just in different words! And I have never heard anyone complain about that.

J.Catterall they link the movies together pretty well And it expanded the universe massively Nostalgia is mostly to blame for people's gripe with the prequels. People forget that the OT had equally cringey moments

J.Catterall That combined with Jar Jars being overly goofy.

J.Catterall It was meh.

J.Catterall I mean, if you're gonna make something different, at least make it good.

Jar Jar was secretly a Sith Lord.

That is true, but then there is still the question of how Leia can remember her real mother being beautiful, kind but sad when she was only minutes old when Padmé died.

There's a consensus that Leia was referring to her adopted mother

I was actually considering that at one point. Bail Organa may have taken Leia home to his wife and they raised Leia like she was their own so much, they made her think they were her biological parents even though they weren't.

Lucas literally said during a 1995 interview that he was writing all three prequel movies at once.

Foebane72 exactly

It was 19 years so technically not

J R 19 years between the creation of the Empire and A New Hope but the Empire lasted about 5 years after that, so referring to the Empire's 25-year timeline is close enough and is in fact 'decades'.

Philip Hawkins Technically, yes, but people tend to use the word "decades" colloquially to mean "several decades". Filming started on The Phantom Menace in the summer of 1997, so right now, in 2018, that was technically "decades ago". But unless you're, let's say, 12, you probably wouldn't say, "The Phantom Menace was filmed decades ago." Being age 12 in 2018 conceivably would make it feel like Episode I was filmed by dinosaurs, but most people would probably associate the term "decades ago" with the filming of the Original Trilogy, rather than The Phantom Menace.

Yeah, but if you think about it, the Republic really fell the minute Palpatine was elected Chancellor.

"I went to this school 20 years ago." "I went to this school decades ago." Discuss.

liar lol

probably a 13 year old lol

Wow, talk about complete bullshit, lol.

Not a liar, nor bullshit... Having grown up with the original trilogy, the knowledge of Vader falling into a volcano during a fight with Kenobi was widely known among die-hard fans of the saga. This was possibly part of the success of the saga - there were nuggets of info about a backstory that allowed a seven-year-old's imagination to really engage and run riot. The knowledge that there was more to this story than we had seen was pure magic. I am not sure of exactly when I became aware of this part of Vader's creation, other than that I was a child when I did. It was probably from reading about something Mr. Lucas said in an interview. Probably in "Star Wars weekly." How many people posting here remember that?

did he tell you that Anakin didn't like sand as well?

Wrong! Return of the Jedi mentions the sith.

F Gievski force awakens was terrible

Austin Hellems Why?

Kolbein of Holmr Because it had almost zero originality

Too many plot holes and coincidence, how did Kylo Ren find the helmet in first minute on endor?

F Gievski you're right!

Dana B so did i

Dana B same

Dana B What's your avatar? The "wings" look straight from the Strogg logo in the Quake game series but I don't recognize the middle part.

Guillaume Perez It's the triforce from the Legend of Zelda series.

I liked episodes 3 - 5

Hunter N That's true, but even more poignant is how when Vader is watching Luke being killed by Palpatine, you can almost imagine Anakin flashing back to when he made the wrong choice watching Mace Windu die. He wasn't going to make that choice again.

palpatine's plan to convert luke was ridiculous. luke CLEARLY showed feelings for his father, and obviously hated palpatine and the empire. luke would have to be OUT OF HIS MIND to kill his father and take his place as the servant (yes, "servant" was the term palpatine used in front of luke) of his friends' murderer (palpatine said that all his friends would be killed).

Maybe... Just Maybe, the whole storyline wasn't the fall and redemption of Anakin. Maybe it really is about the trials and tribulations of C-3P0.

Well, the first movie did start with him and R2.

In the one off Cannon C3-PO comic about how he got his red arm, 3PO is having a conversation with another droid about memories that even though they had a memory wipe he sometimes have glitches / glimpses of past places he’s been and events he’s seen meaning that strong memories never fully fade .

Jared Wignall "connected well"?!? 😂😂😂😂😂

Guillaume Perez they did, they explained why Vader had a fucked up face in ep6

If you think they were not connected well, then you probably haven't even watched at least one of those trilogies.

let's not forget it paved the way for more stories and material around the clone wars which is down right one of the most interesting eras of the series.

Amen to that

It's still a mystical, primordial force of the universe. We just learned what fundamental unit it works through. That's how I always looked at it instead of blindly hating on it.

Precisely mate you said it better than me, never saw the problem with it & don't understand why it sparked such outrage, there's plenty of better things to be that pissed about in the prequels.

+Jeremiah Kane My theory is that the outrage is because the idea of Midi-Chlorians goes against the "you can do _anything_ you set your mind to" narrative everyone's been cramming down our throats for the past 30+ years.

Litshttam Yeah that's exactly how I always thought of it, intermediary is the perfect term for it.

If you're able to "read Midichlorians" the way young Obi-Wan managed to of young Anakin Skywalker, that would mean that both the Jedi and Sith would be able to track specifically who was a force user. And not just have to "feel" it. Therefore making no sense that Palpatine could have lasted as long as he did without being discovered towards the end of Episode III, and only after he had revealed himself to Anakin. Or tracking down anyone who could potentially challenge the Empire (after Order 66) if they were trained, for having high Midichlorian counts. The issue is in the storyline and how Midicholorians, as explained in the prequels, would have played a role in the story but, apparently, did not. So it's very presence in canon is kind of useless. No surprise since you don't ever hear about Midicholorians ever again after Episode I.

Anikan? He's not some fucking anime character...

You underestimate my power!

DragonSword225 Well in my opinion you have the lava ground

theqbash Ive seen that video to many times

Don't try it!

Siren Song Well, Obi-Wan's words aren't really a lie. When Ani got himself drawn into the battle of Naboo, he had NEVER piloted a starfighter before, not even in a simulator. And what does he do? He saves the day with unbelievable ease. So technically, he indeed was the best pilot before everyone, himself included, knew it. I do agree about the age, though.

TCK No amount of George’s reasoning can convince me it was a wise move to show the protagonist as a cheesy child like that. I mean. We could have seen Luke as a young boy too to learn more of his motivations and history, but they didn’t do that and Thank God. I hate the child spin on Ep 1

I heard he had did that to appeal to children. I feel bad for the actor who played him because he was relentlessly bullied about his role in school, and ended up developing schizophrenia :(

Well, he was pilot on pod races, he learnt to fly on the trip on Coruscant and he had autopilot and R2D2 on starfighter.

Seek prof help.

Phantom Menace and Revenge of the Sith are good but Attack of the Clones is really bad. Weakest of them and all the deleted scenes could’ve at least helped the rushed forced romance

Phantom Menace is not good. Seek prof help. Neither was Revenge of the Sith, now that I think about it. It was just dark and edgy.

+Hurt Aleks When did the "Attack of the Clones is worse than The Phantom Menace" meme start?

I like the Prequel era but not the films themselves. Apart from Revenge of the Sith, that was good.

Krayt Dragon Films same

You're being sarcastic right? RIGHT?

Krayt Dragon Films I agree.

Agreed ... too much bandwagon hate

Opposite of my opinion I liked Jar Jar(because he had a purpose in the Empire’s rise) and I hated the mid-chlorians because it made force sensitivity a genetic thing.

gotham phsyco so do i

gotham phsyco NO

i love the prequels a little bit more because of the massive ground battles and the awesome air battles

James Thomas I don't like them "more" per say, however I don't think they're the abomination that everyone thinks they are. Ranking them I'd put them at: 1. 5 The Empire Strikes Back 2. 3 Revenge of the Sith 3. 6 Return of the Jedi 4. 1 The Phantom Menace 5. 4 A New Hope 6. 2 Attack of the Clones 7. 3.5 Rogue One 8. 7 The Force Awakens

Stormer248 Im fine with almost all of this list. May I ask why phantom menace is above a new hope?

Why the amazing spiderman ...

What about the phantom menace and attack of the clones

Me too!

you love jar jar are you sponsored

Oswaldo Castil boi

Bad dialogue. Waisted talented actors roles. And jar jar and too much politics though it needed to be there and I was interested in seeing the republic and how it was run before the empire but other than these points I love the prequels too. Attack is the worst Star wats film yet had some memorable moments some really powerful scenes and awesome action. Ob1 vs jango was sick when he uses the chargers that was cool as fuck

Smh😂....god, I had more hope for the Star Wars fanbase...but nope

Rise, Darth Smith!

Yes. Yes he did.

theres a canon comic where he finds c3po's head after he was dismembered in cloud city. he has flashback and gets all sad and sheit, thats why c3po was about to be melted down vader orderd it

Michael Brooks-kinder very interesting

It was a mass produced droid. It'd be like you or I building a generic alarm clock kit that 30% of kids had. He may have seen C3P0 and been like "ayyy I had one of those as a kid", but no reason to believe that he thought it was his.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I seem to remember a scene in EMPIRE STRIKES BACK where Han, Leia, Lando and Chewie, the latter of whom had a split in half C3-P0 on his back in a pouch of some kind were fleeing the Storm troppers and Boba Fett had Chewbacca and 3P0 dead to rights and Vader knocked Boba Fett's gun up and fired into the ceiling, totally ruining Fett's shot. I seem to remember that vividly and, yet, upon revisiting the film not long ago, that scene no longer appears. Maybe I just imagined it? Does that scene I describe ring a bell for anyone else?

TheCJC23 doesn't everybody hate sand?

TheCJC23 he grew up as a slave child on a desert planet. cant blame him for hating sand.

I'm not even joking but I have a massive hate for sand, mostly as a kid because I used to get dirty and sand would lodge itself in places I didn't want it and it would chafe. So when I heard that line the first time I watched the movie, I actually identified with it hahaha. Again I'm not even kidding lol.

TheCJC23 like that was the very thing that gave him flashbacks of his slavery so wouldn't blame him

The death star was originally designed to destroy sandy planets

JuanJose247 Fanboys don't care about logic by definition.

??? Boy Vader was pretty cool when I was a kid. Now he's a little bitch boy who got trolled extra hard. Kinda makes the character look like shite

Simon Wood same here...same here

Josh Maracchion original does not mean good.

Welp. 8 was original and everyone bitched about it.

Original? AT-AT like tanks moving across a white plain to destroy underpowered rebels, an old teacher of the Force from the past teaching a new Force user, and an emperor throne room seen... that's original? Besides this, there is also a lot of humor that isn't very Star Wars and will just date the film (badly), and political messages and virtue signaling that has no place in this series. Also, they don't know how space works (gravity, no decompression, ect.). The film looks great, and there is some good choreography in the fights, but it just overall failed for me. Originality is always something to go for, but you can't ignore logic for it to work, and in a series as big as Star Wars, you have to make sure everything fits together in a way that makes sense with what came before it (mostly), which this new trilogy hasn't been doing very well. But hey, what do I know, only having grown up with Star Wars for the 17 years I have been alive. (If you like the movie, that's fine, just know there is some legitimate criticism toward the movie.)

perquels

I liked TFA but I agree it was a shameless rehash. I really don’t get all the bitching about TLJ. I have my problems with it, quite a few, actually, but it’s not a bad film.

Hayden and Natalie had MUCH better chemistry than Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher! For once we got a romance in Star Wars that was actually romantic. It´s the best part of the movie, and it ultimately gives the downfall of Anakin in ROTS its emotional impact!

kellyrk2007 you are so right. I like that title way better. I also have a news paper article from the L.A. Times, where they interviewed Lucas after The Phantom Menace. The titles for the next two films were tentatively, "Balance of the Force" & "Rise of the Empire." I always liked those titles better as well.

It's a Sith Legend.

Ironic, could save others but not himself

It’s not a story the Jedi would tell you....

+lil lettuce are you mental? They’re joking. It’s sarcasm.

DaisytheFox you're the worst type of "fan" can't handle other people enjoying a movie you don't like.

are you print sarcastic? Cuz I agree with you

Ik this comment is old and if you learned about this already by now then I digress but regardless; George Lucas planned to explain exactly that in his Sequel Trilogy. The Force itself was gonna be a bunch of microscopic entities called “the Whills.” They were supposed to be sentient beings that controlled everything and created the Star Wars universe, and the midichlorians acted as conduits to connect to them

SAOTUBE yee it's from the novelization from ROTJ I believe

Junaki Begum I didn’t know that but that’s good to know

Maybe they will take the high ground, and cut that idea short.

Sheev Palpatine No I am

With great power comes great responsibility... Oops wrong video !

Emperor Palpatine Its treason then

Sheev Palpatine I mean I am the most subscribed Palpatine on KZfaq, that means I am the Senate.

Yes yes yes, you are validated no one likes Jar Jar, even amongst the character in Star Wars no one likes him.

Shore One word Ewoks

Zyron i enjoy jar jar so.. don't assume no one does

Kieran Emery Jar Jar was worst than Ewoks

Benovix The Epic Gamer Jar Jar was supposed to be considered annoying considering he was excelled from his kind and even the Jedi are reluctant to use his help. The Ewoks defeated THE empire with sticks and stones.

True Star Wars fans already knew this stuff. The only people who didn't are those that only watched the 6 movies and nothing else.

Jason, you bring up a great point. The politics confused me, when "Phantom Menace" came out, I knew what a "trade law" was but didn't understand it's significance. It wasn't until Revenge of the Sith years later I understood what Palpatine was doing, believe it or not. I think bringing the role of government is what confused some children (such as I). Mind you, I saw episode 4,5,6 years earlier and understood the plot.

Well, the Originals plot is really straight forward, no need to think of anything, just watch. Prequels had some political commentary and a villain who used Republic against itself. I like him as a manipulator he is, instead of just another bad guy with an army. Trade laws weren't even important, just an excuse to get Naboo, Palpatine's home planet in trouble to get him more support during elections and to show on an actual example how spineless the Republic leaders have become. Trade laws can be replaced with any other reason for a conflict on Naboo, what matters is the conflicts itself. Even looking at Phantom Menace itself, George made it pretty clear who Sidious really is, IMO. I was surprised that there were people not realizing who he was. That final shot of Papatine's face on Qui-Gon's funeral right after Mace mentioned the Rule Of Two was all I needed to get it as a kid. So that means that even though Naboo is saved, the bad guy got what he ultimately wanted - to get the high position. Which even on its own, without Ep.2 and 3, makes sense. Although to be fair, as a kid I was more interested in the aliens and lightsabers than political manipulations and seeing the fact that the bad guy actually won, but not only there was enough of "lightsabers" and rich world for me, over time I started appreciating the political aspects and presentation of Sidious as someone so, well, insidious. He was able to manipulate the society into fighting itself, set up good guys to look bad and himself to be seen as a great savior. His Sith name really fits. There are some historic and political parallels with him. Way more interesting than "a bad guy came with an army he got from somewhere and took over". Another thing is that some people believe that politics shouldn't have anything to do with Star Wars... Politics with Star wars... politics and wars. Politics have everything to do with wars though. Even Originals had a bit of politics in them, like in Ep.4 when Tarkin talks about end of the Imperial Senate and control over territories. It is important. The Force Awakens for example didn't have any politics, so many people had to buy books just to figure out what the hell has happened to the Empire and what's the state of the New Republic, why the hell Resistance is some group that's not a part of New Republic's forces, and what the hell the First Order even is: Imperial remnants (if so, how many) or a new group, is it a union of star systems or planets, or a small group of terrorists? TFA didn't answer any of that, making people confused. If in Prequels one just needs to pay attention and will see the answers within those "boring political dialogues", with the new films you need to buy books since they don't give you much to work with. Politics have everything to do with wars, unless you don't even care what the fight is about.

i agree with everything you said

CMZIEBARTH I think Tarkin is more mysterious then we know. He had no fear of Vader, what so ever. Why? I bet he's Snoke. It would explain why TFA is a rehash. He most likely wanted to recapture the glory of the once powerful Empire, as he was a part of it. That would explain things nicely.

Good for you...you know I had more hope for the Star Wars fanbase than the DBZ dub morons. I had just assumed Red Letter Media showed the truth to so many and made them see the prequels and Lucas for what they really were...but nope, you guys are stubbornly stupid fanboys and staying stupid👍 Good on ya!

Redman A Theres no reason to be a fan of a movie franchise which you don’t like

Most of this is in regards to the prequels of course

Well, at least he is a much better writer and director than JJ Abrams, Gareth Edwards, Chris Weitz or Tony Gilroy.

@@fundhund62 or Rian Johnson

Eazy E No it doesn't

Kyle899 23 years to be exact. Two decades + three years. Cause Luke was born in it's beginning and was around for it's fall and, its initial fall.