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Anonymous No.214266435 >>214266493 >>214266539 >>214266586 >>214267083 >>214267104 >>214267279 >>214267301 >>214267420 >>214267621 >>214267793 >>214267919 >>214268129
>Lucas dialogue is terrible
Then why is this the most quotable trilogy of all time?
Anonymous No.214266455 >>214266638
lotr trilogy is more quotable
Anonymous No.214266493
>>214266435 (OP)
because half of the quotes make no sense
Anonymous No.214266516
this shit is what lead to chris pratt movies
Anonymous No.214266527
it's quotable for the wrong reasons
Anonymous No.214266539
>>214266435 (OP)
star wars is dead. burry it
Anonymous No.214266586
>>214266435 (OP)
It's quoted for being awkward and cringe dialogue. I'm embarrassed for the actors when I watch these movies. (I don't watch them)
Anonymous No.214266607
It was the cultural event for millennials. It's only quotable from your pov. Ghostbusters was way more quotable, but you wouldn't know unless you were boomer or genx.
Anonymous No.214266629
Don't lecture me Obi-Wan
Anonymous No.214266638 >>214269126
>>214266455
>has almost double the runtime of the prequels
>has only almost the same amount of memorable quotes
Prequels win this one
Anonymous No.214267083
>>214266435 (OP)
It's fun to quote bad dialogue. It's not a mystery.
Anonymous No.214267104
>>214266435 (OP)
Having a fun time and quoting terrible dialogue form a symbiote circle. What happens to one will affect the other; you must understand this.
Anonymous No.214267279 >>214267323 >>214267758
>>214266435 (OP)
Because disney spammed the quotes online after buying the prequel rights
Anonymous No.214267301
>>214266435 (OP)
Do you also like the opening to TDKR?
Anonymous No.214267323
>>214267279
Ding ding ding. Disney played the heel in their own marketing campaign and millennials fell for it hook, line, and sinker
Anonymous No.214267420
>>214266435 (OP)
most quotable usually means terrible dialogue
Anonymous No.214267621
>>214266435 (OP)
Because George Lucas is a lolcow
Anonymous No.214267647 >>214267971
>mogs Lucas
Anonymous No.214267758 >>214267855
>>214267279
I would buy into this idea, but the reality is Gen X hated the prequels and got to run around bitching about it since the early 2000s. They used the mainstream media to push the idea that "everyone hates the prequels."

Millenials that liked it finally got to have a say online, and shaped things like meme culture to celebrate the things they grew up on. Companies like Disney didn't even take the internet, let alone platforms like YouTube seriously then.
Anonymous No.214267793 >>214268012
>>214266435 (OP)
Quotable doesn't mean being good.
Batman and Robin is quotable
The Room is quotable
Anonymous No.214267855 >>214268052
>>214267758
No one said anything positive about the prequels until Disney. Check 4plebs, people would start a thread unironically quoting RLM and there would be zero pushback in the replies.
Anonymous No.214267919
>>214266435 (OP)
But that's Naked gun
Or maybe even the Dark Knight Trilogy
Those 3 hacked together movies they made out of the original Gundam TV show
Anonymous No.214267971 >>214268278
>>214267647
Maybe some of the most quotable single quotes but to me when looking at entire films it's more about quantity of decent quotes than the very best single quotes
Anonymous No.214268012 >>214268037
>>214267793
You've got that backwards, Batman and Robin is good but I can't really think of any quotes, returns is sort of quotable with the penguin though
Anonymous No.214268037
>>214268012
Oh wait I'm fucking retarded I forgot about me freeze, I was only thinking about the protags and Ivy.
Anonymous No.214268052
>>214267855
Again, that's because of Gen X flooding the media with an anti-Prequel sentiment. The intendend audience, Millennials, didn't have a say because things like Red Letter Media and movies like "The People vs George Lucas" were the dominant voices of the fandom.

People didn't really start changing their tune on early 2000 media til around the 2010's, after the nostalgia craze started. Everything was basically a prequel, remake, or a "reimagining".

Even Spider-Man 3, a movie that wasn't liked at the time, started getting loved due to internet culture.

It has less to do with Disney, and more to do with people looking back fondly on the things they grew up on. Especially when everything these days is another variation of an uncreative, soulless remake.
Anonymous No.214268129 >>214269286
>>214266435 (OP)
The first movie was good.
I can barely remember the other two outside of the battle in the second and the last few scenes in the third.

The fact that Disney Star Wars set the bar lower than it's ever been (including the EU) doesn't mean that the prequel trilogy wasn't a bit of a clustered and forgettable disappointment.
Anonymous No.214268278
>>214267971
>A movie is good if it has tons of one liner
That's literally how Snyder operated in Batman vs Superman
Anonymous No.214269126
>>214266638
The prequels should've been 3-4 hour long epics.
Anonymous No.214269286
>>214268129
>The first movie was good
I'll try spinning this, that's a good trick!