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Anonymous No.211570790 >>211571093 >>211571560 >>211571971 >>211572273 >>211573070 >>211574663 >>211575351 >>211575445 >>211576563
The prequels are actually more nuanced and better films than the original trilogy. The originals were campy, cartoonish adventures reminiscent of Saturday morning cartoons. The prequels are deep, political, philosophical dramas.

This is also why the sequel trilogy was so weak, because they were directly based on the already narratively weak original trilogy.
Anonymous No.211570927 >>211570971
no one is ever going to believe this
Anonymous No.211570971 >>211573070
>>211570927
No one needs to believe it, it's self evident. The original trilogy is not complex or psychologically challenging.
Anonymous No.211571093 >>211571173
>>211570790 (OP)
The Last Jedi is still the best Star Wars.
Anonymous No.211571173
>>211571093
Gonk.
Anonymous No.211571256
Anonymous No.211571322 >>211571439
So?
Anonymous No.211571439 >>211571544
>>211571322
Are you ready to apologize?
Anonymous No.211571544
>>211571439
For what?
Anonymous No.211571560
>>211570790 (OP)
zoomer moment
Anonymous No.211571971 >>211572518 >>211573070 >>211573908
>>211570790 (OP)
The truth has been spoken.
Anonymous No.211572273 >>211572377
>>211570790 (OP)
I'm a prequelfag and retards like you give us a bad name
Anonymous No.211572377 >>211572866
>>211572273
Oh yeah? How?
Anonymous No.211572518 >>211573128
>>211571971
referencing better works, via cliffsnotes, doesn't put you on the level of those works
Anonymous No.211572866
>>211572377
You don't need to shit on the OT to sell the merits of the prequels

Both trilogies are great
Anonymous No.211573070 >>211573128 >>211573740
>>211570790 (OP)
>>211570971
>>211571971
The Prequels are only "complex" if you're a retard.
>Sheev secretly gets the Trade Federation to stir up shit on Naboo, gets himself elected to deal with the Crisis
>Sheev secretly gets the Separatists to start the Clone War, gets himself massive emergency powers and a Clone Army to deal with the Crisis

The "narratively weak" Original Trilogy also has a cast that the audience can actually care about, and isn't saddled with lines like "From my point of view, the Jedi are evil!" or the godawful Anakin/Padme love story.
Anonymous No.211573128
>>211572518
>>211573070
Seethe.
Anonymous No.211573336 >>211573955
Phantom Menace is lifeless and anemic garbage
Anonymous No.211573740
>>211573070
>From my point of view, the Jedi were evil!"
That was a based line, and was perfectly line with how Vader spoke, along with every single other line delivered by Hayden in Star Wars (Old Canon)
Anonymous No.211573908
>>211571971
too far in the contrarian direction. the truth is the originals were an alchemified magical rip-off of DUNE. frank herbert and george lucas both openly admitted so. no need to be dishonest towards one out of spite for how its fans treated the other
Anonymous No.211573955
>>211573336
Why do you watch it so often?
Anonymous No.211574336
The incest subplot and Leia turning out to be Luke's sister was a massive asspull that weakens the original trilogy. Carrie Fisher as Leia in general is very overrated. Harrison Ford hard carried that on screen romance - - and his character got hard sidelined in the third movie despite being arguably the true charismatic lead of the original trilogy.

The prequels have a ton of good ideas but a very messy execution. Revenge of the Sith elevates Menace and Attack of the Clones considerably.
Anonymous No.211574663
>>211570790 (OP)
Yipppeeee!!!
Anonymous No.211574777
i like the movie starts with them arguing in an elevator and then they argue in an apartment and then there's a long boring speeder bike chase while they argue and then the movie is already 1/4th of the way over.
Anonymous No.211574912
TPM is overrated, but AotC is overhated.
Anonymous No.211575018
In scope and intent they're certainly superior to the originals.
The problem is more that execution is pretty questionable.
The prequel era stands out as the best of the three eras to return to though. The designs are better, and there's so much more that can be done with it. Everything else is just Stormtroopers and Rebels fighting in grey concrete corridors.
Anonymous No.211575317
>have a childhood in 1950s California, reading kino comics, golden age science fiction and watching manly man westerns.
>Teenage years spent racing cars and smashing prime white pussy.
>Survive a crash that would have killed a lesser man.
>U.S. army won't dare take him because of dozens of speeding tickets...despite nam going on.
> Tells his stationary store owning bets dad fuck to off, he's gonna be an artist and a millionaire by 30.
>Gets really into to pure cinema art house films when they were fresh and new.
>The student film he made while high gets him a chance to make it into a feature.
>Befriends Francis Ford coppala and Stephen Spielberg.
>Makes a movie about his teen years, and becomes a millionaire from it.
>His love for old serials leads to him brainstorming a 9 film saga.
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>The backstory trilogy to his opus then spawns an even bigger mythos and inspires the chad gen z.
>Sells his toys to Disney for billions.
HE MOGS YOU AND ALWAYS WILL
Anonymous No.211575351
>>211570790 (OP)
Watch the RLM reviews, zoomie.
Anonymous No.211575445
>>211570790 (OP)
Anakin Skywalker's professed hatred for sand in Star Wars: Episode II โ€“ Attack of the Clonesโ€”calling it coarse, rough, and irritatingโ€”seems less about its physical qualities and more a philosophical metaphor for his inner turmoil. Sand, ever-shifting and uncontainable, mirrors the fleeting nature of control and stability he desperately craves. It slips through his fingers, much like his attempts to hold onto love, identity, and destiny, reflecting his fear of impermanence and the existential dread of a life he cannot shape. His disdain masks a deeper struggle with the transience of existence, a battle against the inevitable flow of time and change.
Anonymous No.211576563
>>211570790 (OP)
Finally someone gets it

If they try to ape the prequel's style in the next trilogy then maybe it had a sliver of a chance of being good.