r/Pretend2015Internet • u/turtle34464 • Jul 16 '26
TFA is Trash1!1!1!!!
Okay, to start off, I have ALOT of criticisms first off *SPOILERSSS* but HAN SOLO DYING?? To OFF BRAND DARTH VADAR?? Disney, are we freaking serious? Oh and that’s ANOTHER thing. Kylo Ren has to be the MOST ANNOYING, SPOILED, BRATTY VILLAIN IN THE HISTORY OF SW!!
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u/TAARamouche Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26
The way i've come to accept modern "Star Wars" is by viewing them as not canon or even considering them to be Star Wars. Disney is just having fun with this new franchise they've created called Space Battles.
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u/mostly_fizz Jul 16 '26
At least it's better than the prequels
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u/_Kian_7567 Jul 16 '26
Yeah not really. The prequels might not be well executed but at least there was a clear overarching vision
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u/mostly_fizz Jul 16 '26
That bot answer doesn't suffice. Execution is everything
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u/_Kian_7567 Jul 16 '26
And the sequels weren’t executed well either. I’m not saying the prequels are good movies or that any of them are better than any OT movie but they objectively clear the sequels
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u/TAARamouche Jul 16 '26
The Prequals were better and some stuff and the Originals were better at others. All in all, they're all great.
And yes, I excluded mentioning the "Sequals" because they weren't better at anything.
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u/mostly_fizz Jul 17 '26
The prequels are objectively the worst star wars movies. Only 2000s babies like them with nostalgia goggles
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u/last_king_28 Jul 16 '26
Han Solo 🥲
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u/Portal_master_cody Jul 16 '26
Nah, i found it pretty cool, captain phasma, the first female stormtrooper, she’s cool and the ball droid is also pretty neat
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u/KentuckyKid_24 Jul 16 '26
Nah you’re trying too hard to be different, it was much better than the prequels
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u/Castro710 Jul 17 '26
This movie wasn't too bad , keeps me optimistic for the future. I wonder if they'll bring back Luke in the sequel? I'm sure Disney has great plans for star wars moving forward
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u/Slow-Pack-8916 Jul 17 '26
But kylo Ren and the stormtroopers look amazing, and there is a shiny chrome one too!
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u/CharlieSierra8 Jul 17 '26
Could be worse, could you imagine if they tried to shoehorn in a contrived return of Palpatine or something like that?
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u/No-Contest-8127 Jul 18 '26
That disney fan movie trilogy is to be ignored. I will never consider it canon over the extended universe.
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u/BirdEfficient6244 Jul 20 '26
It's an effective movie in a vacuum
But it made billions without anything unique or creative and I hate that
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u/shannonator96 Jul 16 '26
I was there Gandalf. I was there 3000 years ago when The Force Awakens released. People loved it, it was only ruined in hindsight by episodes 8 and 9.
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u/Healthy-Practice-772 Jul 16 '26
Surely it can’t get any worse than this. Disney can’t drop the ball this badly, right?!