Never forget that Rose and Finn freed the space horses in TLJ but left the children in captivity. I get that the horses were more important for their escape but yikes. lol
Just remember they got captured because they illegally parked in Canto Bight. I never thought a parking spot would be a plot point in a Star Wars movie! Lol
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C-3PO would’ve come into the Emperor’s throne room and shot him until he fell out the window into space, where Lando would’ve flown by in the Falcon and splattered him on the windshield.
For me personally the worst was Rise of Skywalker. It was a big letdown and had many missed opportunities for being an "epic conclusion" to a massive franchise. The fan edit "Ascendant" fixed some of the issues, but yeah it bummed me out about as much as the Game of Thrones finale did. Two of the worst conclusions to a couple of my favorite franchises...
@@feck2594 I went to see how the heck they were going to explain how Palpatine is back. They kinda didn’t, lol “the dark side of the force… something something.. unnatural.” And that’s basically it. And yes, the previous two were bad already as they were. Lol
I agree but I love the Han and Kylo scene from a performance standpoint. If they had good writers Adam Driver could have made Kylo Ren just about the most compelling character in the whole saga
Actual worst is probably the Ewoks movies. My personal pick for worst is a TOUGH 3 way tie between Rise of Skywalker, Phantom Menace, and Attack of the Clones.
The prequels just never felt like a Star Wars film when I watched them. The third film...the last 10 seconds with Vader, Palpatine and Moff Tarkin...thats when I suddenly felt like I was watching a Star Wars film...then it was over.
The Sequels I gotta go with after watching Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, thank god someone spoiled The Rise of Skywalker for me saved me a bunch of time. Rogue One and Solo are definite underrated
@@dirkjewitt5037 they both have major issues though, plotwise they make very little sense. They're fun i guess, but not great. You are just coping because the sequels are soooo bad.
The fucked up thing about the scream added to the '97 version of ESB when Luke was falling was they reused the scream used for the emperor falling after Vader tossed him in ROTJ.
@@jibicusmaximus4827 The emperor does not give a wilhelm scream. That would sound ridiculous. There's a wilhelm scream when Han throws the officer a backpack on Endor and knocks him over the railings. It's a comedy sound effect.
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but just because you have a good relationship with someone does NOT mean it is a romantic relationship. Everything isn’t gay, kids…
Attack of the Clones is the most underrated prequel. Why would anyone hate the Jedi in their physical peak? You really found the Jedi and droid fight on Geonosis boring? Or Anakin's descent towards the dark side boring?
Aotc is a million times better than rise of Skywalker lol that movie is like watching some kind of atrocity hands down worst star wars the only one I don't own and never will
I've never felt more alone in my life than when, during the midnight release of Attack of the Clones, everyone in the packed theater exploded with ecstasy as Yoda took out his lightsaber and started flipping around.
I agree. I read Catalyst before seeing Rogue One, so the characters were developed already. It’s a fantastic prequel book that sets up the movie perfectly.
Tl;Dr all of the sequels are really bad. TFA is probably the worst for creating plots based on nostalgia that were never going anywhere or could be answered, RoS tried but failed, but I think TLJ was the worst, rather than be underwhelming, it was just offensive and I left the theatre a bit upset, compared to slightly optimistic. We still never got a scene with Luke, Han, and Leia. What was the point??
1:53:14 - also the fact that Palpatine returning pretty much means the Skywalkers have lost, and that Rey being a Palpatine ensures that only a Palpatine can beat another Palpatine.
See when I was a kid, I thought joining the Jedi was like "YIPPIE, SPACE COPS!" Nah, it's welcome to creepy space scientology where you can't talk to your family anymore and we measure your E-Meter readings. Oh my, master, it's off the chart! It's lord Xenu!
I can find enjoyment in all of the Star Wars movies, but I'll say Last Jedi, Rise of Skywalker, and Solo are my least favorite. Last had an inconsistent tone with bad decisions by the characters, Rise was a jumbled mess, and Solo was fine but mundane.
I feel like Rise was just set up to fail. Last Jedi left nothing for the final act to build off of. RJ locked Kylo on a redemptive arc with his ending scene. The rebellion in its entirety fits on effectively a space semi and that's its only ship. There's no BBEG. There's literally nothing to build off of.
Two things about the Last Jedi. Did you noticed that in the throne room fight scene one of the Pretorians knife disappears (he could easily stab Rey so they digitally removed it). A thing about Porgs. Yes they do basically nothing but the origin of their presence is interesting. They filmed the island scenes on an Irish island Skellig Michael - a puffins reserve. Instead of removing the birds they made puffins into porgs.
The Last Jedi by a mile for me. It is the most pointless of the franchise. Every plot thread goes nowhere there are too many character assassinations and least I forget...... General Holdo. The worst character in the history of star wars even more worse than Jar Jar. That film has damaged the franchise massively. I'm not counting the ewok spin offs.
Bro I gave almost the exact same answer haha Only thing that makes JarJar worse in my opinion is how annoying he is as far as speech & clumsiness. But Holdo is def bad when it comes to pointlessness & awful character development.
It's possible that Rise of Skywalker is worse on a technical level, but I will probably never see it because The Last Jedi permanently erased all of my interest in Star Wars, which arguably makes it the worse movie, because like you said it did far more damage than Rise of Skywalker could even dream of.
If anyone wants to find out more about the MPAA watch, This Film Is Not Yet Rated. It has interviews with directors like Kimberly Peirce (Boys Don't Cry), Darron Aronofsky (Requiem For a Dream), John Waters (Pink Flamingos), Matt Stone (South Park), and Mary Harron (American Psycho). You can also look up some old interviews with Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell talk about how they didn't go to the MPAA for Evil Dead 2 and how that impacted them getting a R-rating on Army of Darkness. Besides that one documentary there are many instances where Kevin Smith had to fight them and cut scenes in his films.
At least last Jedi was well shot and had coherent editing , the slow speed chase was the stupidest plot device in any Star Wars movie but it was still better then whatever mess Rise of Skywalker was
I was born in 77, when I was in elementary school and it was raining during recess we would stay inside during that time and the teachers would roll into class a VHS cart, and they would either play a roughly recorded tape of Old Yeller or the Ewoks Caravan of Courage movie. I didn't like the Mace character I thought he was a big jerk btw Wow I never knew they took place between parts 5 and 6, I always always assumed at the time it was post ROTJ
As Chris Gore put it: you decided to continue with the Star Wars franchise. You then decided not to have the 3 franchise characters share the screen for one last time, and we'll never get that opportunity again due to the death of Carrie Fisher.
The Darth Bane trilogy are great books that gives insight into the idea of the rule of two and philosophies of the sith. The 2nd book is literally 'Darth Bane: Rule of Two'. There's probably better books but I'm still pretty new to the EU
Darth Plagueis is a must read. Also recommend the Dark Lord Trilogy which is Labyrinth of Evil, Revenge of the Sith and Dark Lord the Rise of Darth Vader
Sure, but that exists solely because they didn't have any other siths in the original trilogy. It's people trying to come up with excuses as for why things in the movies were the way they were. It's just dumb. However that is (somehow) better than gotcha-isms and ignoring what had been stablished.
Put some respect on the Phantom Menace's name! It's better than attack of the clones and ill argue that till the day i die! Also, id still take both of those any day over the sequels lol, Force awakens was decent but the Last Jedi officially killed star wars for me and The rise of Skywalker, all though fun and entertaining at times was completely ridiculous....
14:25, not gonna lie. Kinda preferred Luke’s screaming just because it reminds me of how Chucky screams all the time haha, which is funnier since Hamill did voice the “new” Chucky.
The Last Jedi is not only the worst movie, it's filled to the brim with vile and hate for the fans and audience. It's almost like an Andy Kaufman level troll, getting in the director/writer seat to destroy the franchise completely.
Just gonna post this under the actual video too since it still applies. The prequels are borderline avant garde art films compared to the soulless by the numbers nonsense that is the sequels. Even the most risky film in the sequel trilogy is still just tracing over other people’s images and ideas and twisting them a little. Say what you want about Lucas’s approach with the prequels but they’re at least interesting to talk about. The visuals lean into digital artifice which gives them their own aesthetic and the performance styles intentionally call back to old Hollywood melodrama. Naturally these two things are alienating choices but they’re so much more interesting than anything Disney came up with. It’s not rewriting history to act like there’s any merit to the prequels, there’s been plenty of intellectual film critics who’ve written pretty compelling positive work on them. I doubt anyone will be doing that with the sequel trilogy in a decade. I’m sure you guys will say “well at least the Disney films are competent, Force Awakens ain’t that bad” even though there’s not an ounce of artistic integrity to it. I love the RedLetterMedia guys but I think their prequel reviews for as funny as they are have totally messed up TH-cam film criticism. So many people break down films in this very narrow minded way now. If you’re interested in an actual positive write up about the prequels than look up Mike Thorn’s work.
Well said, the sequel trilogies were soulless & written by people with an agenda as opposed to an affinity for the lore. The comics & the video games actually had better well written stories regarding the remnants of the empire & the new Jedi academy that should've been what was just used to make the movies instead of Disney ignoring them & literally rewriting history for no apparent reason other than greed.
You and I think alike. In my opinion, the prequels have more value for being bizarre failures bases on one guy's weird vision. The Phantom Menace just by itself is one of the most important films ever made and for three reasons: 1) It pioneered many CGI film techniques 2) It popularized and legitimized (financially) both the very idea of prequels in film and the revival/reboot of past successful genre films, an influence that is STILL being felt today (a fucking WILLY WONKA prequel is coming this year!) 3) It represents the greatest divide between audience expectation and disappointment in the history of arts and entertainment which will never, ever be topped
Top Three: Rogue One, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back Bottom Three: Attack of the Clones, Solo, The Rise of Skywalker Everything else is somewhere in the middle. To be clear I don’t hate any SW films or shows. It’s my comfort food, even when it’s not very good, I can still get something positive out of it.
13:25 OG Boba Fett sounded badass, this change I actually felt completely unnecessary and disappointing, but this was not in 1997, and everyone did like the 1997 movies, in fact, it wasn't until Plinkett that I heard anyone bash SW movies at all, but I too was born 1990. Even as a kid there were a few things I found jarring; the Jabba from ANH was CGI, and like the one in TPM, they looked incredibly fake compared to RotJ Jabba, which was also like 10x the size, just how much did Jabba eat in a few years? Both songs in Jabba's Palace are really bad, but I think the new one is probably worse...and Greedo shot first, I mean, they can edit that, but they can't just have the Lazer miss instead of Han contort? It's negligible to me; Even Hayden at the end of RotJ was fine. Just 2 things bother me - Fett later voice change, and Jabba looking weird.
The Rise of Skywalker was the only Star Wars movie that made me angry from beginning to end. Even the opening scroll of "The DEAD speak" makes my blood boil 😡
I guess the Ewok films. I recall one being slightly ok & the other being trash. But purely for plot alone it's episode 8. It has great acting & cool moments when taken individually. But that movie has more plot holes than most movies I can think of let alone Star Wars. It was so bad that episode 9 (which isn't great either) had to take time away from it's script to try to make sense of unanswered plot holes in 8. If anyone thinks a different one is worse than 8 I'd honestly love to hear why. No hyperbole, honest geek discussion.
I think 8 was the worst SW movie when it came out. But because 9 had to spend so much time unraveling the mess of 8, 9 turned out much worse than 8, and makes 8 seem coherent by comparison. And that's not even mentioning all the silliness in 9 that has nothing to do with retconning 8. So I think 9 takes the cake imho. But both are bad movies, not just bad SW movies. The Ewok films as bad as they are, they were made for TV movies that were aimed squarely at little kids, so I can cut those filmmakers a lot more slack than I do RJ or JJ.
So to me the “we don’t serve their kind here” and all the droid hate I never saw it as the droids being slaves. I’m fact, I interpreted as ppl being scarred from the clone wars, how the droid army killed and enslaved ppl during that time. So after the rise of the empire, droids are viewed and treated as such because of what the droid army did. I think Mandalorian also touched on why he himself doesn’t like droids either.
Fandom overthinking something Lucas never intended. As a kid, "we don't serve their kind" meant to me "we only have so much room in here and these things don't drink"
I grew up with the DVD versions you have out on display thanks to my uncle. Loved them to death and would constantly rewatch. Then I found this video on TH-cam showing the MANY changes made to the trilogy over the years. Some shots look fine, others do not. So im glad to have found a VHS set of the unaltered films along with my dvds to experience star wars anyway i want 😂😁
There's a great joke in the Toyfare Magazine Twisted Toyfare Theater where they have the scene where Chewbacca and Yoda are apparently besties... then he walks to a custom child Han Solo toy and he says "Miss you too young Han Solo....and you as well young Millenium Falcon."
Wasn't there a skit somewhere where they did a parody of "somebody that I used to know" called "there will never be a blu-ray of the star wars you used to know"
Last Jedi is so bad it ruined the movie that came before it and set the stage for the next movie to be terrible too. No other movie in this franchise can make that claim. Last Jedi is easily the worst movie
Hux was in Harry Potter movies. He plays Charlie Weasley.Domhnall Gleeson is probably best known for his acting in ex machina I assume. I have a feeling that either the lighting or the colourist department are why solo is so dark and hard to see.
His dad is Brenden Gleeson who was Mad-Eye Moody as well as quite a number of other roles like In Bruges or now recently in that Banshees movie that's a strong front runner at the Oscars this year.
I don't know about the worst movie, but the worst SCENE in any Star Wars movie is the origin of Han Solo's last name. Hell, I'd say it's one of the worst movie scenes ever.
I was such a huge Star Wars fan as a kid. We visited my grandpa's house and I would binge the special edition original trilogy on his big, stupid 90s flat screen. I was 9 when The Phantom Menace came out. I enjoyed The Force Awakens in theaters, but it took me like a year and a half to get around to watching The Last Jedi after it came out. To this day, I still haven't watched The Rise of Skywalker. My post-RotJ Star Wars universe is all in books of varying and questionable quality where Luke eventually married the woman trained to assassinate him, and Han and Leia named their third child Anakin.
"The Last Jedi" turned me off from the Disney trilogy entirely. I'm not even a super fan. I think Rian Johnson tried so hard to subvert expectations that he made a film that doesn't tonally fit into the film DNA of Star Wars. The original films are light hearted, swashbuckling melodrama. All the attempts throughout the years at trying to draw the stakes closer to the real world -whether it be the political intrigue of the prequels or visiting war profiteers and... everything else from the Disney films doesn't work well filmically for Star Wars. A lot of these attempts would have worked a lot better in comics or novels alongside the films (which obviously existed for decades before Disney cut them out). I rarely leave a film and think. "I don't think they know where they're going or what they have," but TLJ did that for me. I think a Disney + Rian Johnson Star Wars mini series would have been a safer investment and let him off the hook creatively instead of giving him the keys to the main story.
People try defending KK by pointing out she has a producer credit on a lot of Steven Spielberg's movies. They never say what her actual contributions to those movies were. Anyone ever see an interview with her from Jurassic Park, E.T., or Back to the Future where she talks about her work or experiences on them? Anyone?
S: Empire Strikes Back / Star Wars A: Return of The Jedi B: The Last Jedi C: Force Awakens / Rogue One D: Solo / Ewoks 1 / Ewoks 2 E: Episode 3 / Rise of Skywalker / Christmas Special F: Episode 1 / Episode 2
'The Last Jedi' is the only movie ever made where I honestly believe a public apology is needed. I believe in a free Democratic Republic, but these people should be punished for 'The Last Jedi'. That was the last time I went to the theatre and I stopped watching Stars Wars and Marvel because of it. It's DISGUSTING and I'll never get over that atrocity. I'd like to but I won't. Star Wars is dead and while were on the subject, I love how Disney doesn't have the balls to make a Boba Fett show until they test the water with 'The Mandalorian'... It's dead, it's all dead. P.S. I never saw 'The Rise of Skywalker'. Because it was already dead and I don't acknowledge 8 or 9. There were good things about 7, I liked a lot of it (not all).
Battle for Endor is SO GREATLY UNDERRATED. its like the greatness of a Clone Wars cartoon in live action. every bit of it it like PURE, STAR WARS. i love that it is SO DEVISTATINGLY BRUTAL at the beginning. The Fireman from Twin Peaks playing a Hondo person was cool. if only it had Salacious Crumb it could have been the PERFECT film. lol. for real though, in my top 3 SW Films. with Empire and AotC why do you have a problem with a 50's diner? that place was awesome. (would another lame cantina on another lame desert planet been better? lol)
Johanna looking great with that hair colour ! Tony handsome as always, a paragon of manhood, the peak of fitness that every other hunk should be compared to. Thanks for the video, you beautiful devil
I think the special editions really make sense the most - not in like narrative sense, but in a meta sense - if you've read or listened to all the interviews with Lucas where he talks about why he did them. He quoted someone else in it saying "works of art are not completed, merely abandoned" and then saying he didn't want to do that, but I think on some level he fundamentally misunderstood the quote, or the person he was quoting misunderstood human nature, that sometimes you just need to tell your inner perfectionist to shut the hell up and look at what you've done and go "you know what, this is good enough". But instead, he just decided to throw himself into this stupid doom spiral 20 years after the fact and because the CGI dates way faster than the practicals did, he has to keep revisiting them once every while for the rest of his life. There's also something to be said for the fact that movies are collaborative efforts, and it were those collaborative efforts that earned the film an Oscar for best visual effects...so he had to go and fuck with those, too.
I believe in the CRAZY, pretty far out there concept of "let people like what they like." Fucking insane how people will literally shame people for liking a damn movie.
I feel a lot of the rabid last jedi hate is due to the online presence of the people who made it. Say what you will about if the movie respects fans, Kathleen and Ryan in interviews and especially Twitter after it came out definitely seemed like they hated fans.
Only really rated the original 3, New Hope, Empire and Jedi. But I did enjoy the Rogue One film. I have only watched it twice, once being at the pictures when launched. But I thought that was decent
Vader yelling "NOOO!" after learning of Padme dying sounds a helluva lot better in the Spanish Latin dub of ROTS. Seriously I don't know whether James Earl Jones did a bad line reading or Lucas told him he wouldn't get paid for the gig.
@@deengew I actually like the concept of Hermit Luke, but the problem is there is no payoff in the movie or the next movie. The fact that he dies at the end just sort of makes him a convienent plot point in the movie. I think if he survived The Last Jedi and played a bigger role in Episode 9, then his Sequel Trilogy character arc is worth it. Instead, we see him for 30 seconds in Episode 7, he’s a hermit in Episode 8, and we see him for 5 minutes in Episode 9. Luke is the most iconic character in the franchise and he never leaves the damn island for 3 movies!
My one gripe with the prequels aside from little nitpicks is the story arc of Palpatine. In episode 2 they were obviously making him age faster to make it be why he’s so old looking in the OT. Then in Episode 3 they seem to decide to abandon that and made him young again which I always found weird and annoying.
There was a DVD set from a while back that had the original and special editions for each OT movie. I think the original movies were taken off the laser discs, so it's better quality than VHS but not as good as DVD. I have all 3 sets.
I would say Star Wars The Phantom Menace is the worst Star Wars movie. I get not a single bit of enjoyment from that movie. I am either bored or annoyed. The only things I like about episode 1 is the music and Kenobi.
Clint Howard being in Solo raises my interest, but only if he goes around levitating and using a broad sword to make peoples' heads explode like in Evilspeak.
I can't participate. The Last Jedi is where I gave up and still haven't seen Solo or Skywalker. I recently watched the prequel trilogy, Rogue One and original trilogy. I just don't want to watch the sequels, period.
I feel like I’m one of the few people what enjoyed the special edition Palpatine rather than the original. It just looks normal creepy rather than uncanny puppet creepy.
The reason why they created Qui-Gon was because Lucas messed up on age continuity with the OT Obi-Wan and Anakin, and the PT Obi-Wan and Anakin due to him continually changing his mind on plot, in this case deciding to make Anakin a little kid in Phantom Menace. Originally, Owen was supposed to have been Obi-Wan's brother. That's the explanation in the original OT why Luke was seen as being safe with the Lars family.
1. The Empire Strikes Back 2. Star Wars '77 3. Rogue One 4. The Force Awakens 5. Return of the Jedi 6. The Last Jedi 7. Revenge of the Sith 8. Solo 9. Rise of Skywalker 10. The Phantom Menace 11. Attack of the Clones. That's my ranking; doesn't have to be yours, to each their own, but deal with it. I don't count the Holiday Special, *because we do not speak of that which does not exist,* and the Ewok movies are okay guilty pleasures, but I don't count since they don't tie into the other Star Wars movies. I don't know how Patty Jenkins will do with her Rogue Squadron movie, but I'm reserving judgement as my enthusiasm has been depleted. It doesn't mean I hate or dislike Star Wars, as I'm still catching up on Rebels, Resistance, The Mandalorian, and Book of Boba Fett. Also need to read more of the past books and play some of the new current games.
I noticed that the very first time I saw him on Cinemassacre and not just concerning Star Wars. It's painfully obvious this guy watches everything RLM does multiple times.
I went to see episode 1 with my brothers the next day, we got good seats and I said out loud, "thank you God" nothing will disturb me today!!!! And then the aliens were speaking the English language !!!???? Then jar jar..... at least I was with my brothers that day.....in a galaxy far far away.....
Did Rey learn how to run for this movie? Han runs oddly and always has even in Indiana. But Rey looks so awkward when she runs it really distracts the hell out of me.
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Never forget that Rose and Finn freed the space horses in TLJ but left the children in captivity. I get that the horses were more important for their escape but yikes. lol
Just remember they got captured because they illegally parked in Canto Bight. I never thought a parking spot would be a plot point in a Star Wars movie! Lol
terrible film.
The whole space horses scene was the least of the problems with that movie.
@@haruruben At least it didnt have Snoke in a Jar and the cloned Palpatine.
@@silvervalleystudios2486 I like spaces horse more that jarred Snokes
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I find so much joy watching this channel. In all honesty its very comforting and fun. Thanks to all of you 💛
Paul Verhoeven was also considered to direct Return of the Jedi. That would've been awesome.
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🤔🤔🤔 I could only Imagine what Paul Verhoeven would have done with the Leia slave suit side-story, knowing those themes in his movies
@@AloisWeimar Would you like to know more?
C-3PO would’ve come into the Emperor’s throne room and shot him until he fell out the window into space, where Lando would’ve flown by in the Falcon and splattered him on the windshield.
For me personally the worst was Rise of Skywalker. It was a big letdown and had many missed opportunities for being an "epic conclusion" to a massive franchise. The fan edit "Ascendant" fixed some of the issues, but yeah it bummed me out about as much as the Game of Thrones finale did. Two of the worst conclusions to a couple of my favorite franchises...
Somehow, I returned. Thanks for having me on to talk Star Wars, guys!
Please sell giant stickers of your tier list in the merch store.
Awesome review!
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I agree with your list. Revenge of the sith was actually quite enjoyable.
Rise of Skywalker hands down the worst for me. I just can’t watch it after I saw it once in theaters.
I didnt even go to the theaters
I've never and will never watch that movie. The two before were bad enough .
@@feck2594 I went to see how the heck they were going to explain how Palpatine is back. They kinda didn’t, lol “the dark side of the force… something something.. unnatural.” And that’s basically it. And yes, the previous two were bad already as they were. Lol
I agree but I love the Han and Kylo scene from a performance standpoint. If they had good writers Adam Driver could have made Kylo Ren just about the most compelling character in the whole saga
Overdramatic crybaby much?
Actual worst is probably the Ewoks movies. My personal pick for worst is a TOUGH 3 way tie between Rise of Skywalker, Phantom Menace, and Attack of the Clones.
The prequels just never felt like a Star Wars film when I watched them. The third film...the last 10 seconds with Vader, Palpatine and Moff Tarkin...thats when I suddenly felt like I was watching a Star Wars film...then it was over.
I had WAY too much fun with this. Thanks guys!
The Sequels I gotta go with after watching Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, thank god someone spoiled The Rise of Skywalker for me saved me a bunch of time. Rogue One and Solo are definite underrated
Your synopsis is completely correct. I also agree on Solo and Rogue One, I had a blast watching both of those.
@@dirkjewitt5037 they both have major issues though, plotwise they make very little sense. They're fun i guess, but not great. You are just coping because the sequels are soooo bad.
Rogue One is not under-rated! Where have you been? And Solo is the worst
Rogue One wasn't all that bad. Not a good film, but kind of watchable once. Solo was pure garbage like 7-9.
Rogue One was good I didn't watch Solo
I love these "which one is the worst" episodes.
I love these review formats with “best or worse” live. Keep them going please
The fucked up thing about the scream added to the '97 version of ESB when Luke was falling was they reused the scream used for the emperor falling after Vader tossed him in ROTJ.
its a wilhelm scream, a stock sound effect, that's why
its like how every sound effect of crickets in all films is a certain cricket from LA, where the sound effect was recorded.
@@jibicusmaximus4827 The emperor does not give a wilhelm scream. That would sound ridiculous. There's a wilhelm scream when Han throws the officer a backpack on Endor and knocks him over the railings. It's a comedy sound effect.
@@jibicusmaximus4827Why talk about something you have no clue about?
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but just because you have a good relationship with someone does NOT mean it is a romantic relationship. Everything isn’t gay, kids…
I think the only right answers are Attack of the Clones or Rise of Skywalker.
Guess you think wrong. The answer to think right is 8. 🤣
I'm just messing with you.
Attack of the Clones is the most underrated prequel. Why would anyone hate the Jedi in their physical peak? You really found the Jedi and droid fight on Geonosis boring? Or Anakin's descent towards the dark side boring?
Aotc is a million times better than rise of Skywalker lol that movie is like watching some kind of atrocity hands down worst star wars the only one I don't own and never will
Or Phantom Menace
attack of the clones is better than any of the sequels
I've never felt more alone in my life than when, during the midnight release of Attack of the Clones, everyone in the packed theater exploded with ecstasy as Yoda took out his lightsaber and started flipping around.
Or when he names it The Clone Wars at the start of the war. Be like Churchill saying begun World War II has
Rogue One is the most watchable for me, of the new live action films.
Agreed 💯.
I agree. I read Catalyst before seeing Rogue One, so the characters were developed already. It’s a fantastic prequel book that sets up the movie perfectly.
I loved Donny Yen's character and the droid was fucking hilarious
The last one was the worst .. Rise of Skywalker .. ugh
Rather that than hear Anakins thoughts on sand
Revenge of the Sith is my personal favorite. Rise of Skywalker is the worst for me.
Someone with character
Episode 3 is my favorite as well
I still think empire is the best, but I’ve seen revenge of the sith the most.
Tl;Dr all of the sequels are really bad. TFA is probably the worst for creating plots based on nostalgia that were never going anywhere or could be answered, RoS tried but failed, but I think TLJ was the worst, rather than be underwhelming, it was just offensive and I left the theatre a bit upset, compared to slightly optimistic. We still never got a scene with Luke, Han, and Leia. What was the point??
I laughed so hard when Johanna said do it in the emperor's voice😅
1:53:14 - also the fact that Palpatine returning pretty much means the Skywalkers have lost, and that Rey being a Palpatine ensures that only a Palpatine can beat another Palpatine.
Skywalkers won when she turned her back on her lineage and adopted the Skywalker name.
@@nialllappin4159 key word there - NAME..... Not much beyond that....
Wasn't George aware that "Nooooo!!!" was one of the most mocked lines in all of his movies when he decided to add it to ROTJ?
See when I was a kid, I thought joining the Jedi was like "YIPPIE, SPACE COPS!" Nah, it's welcome to creepy space scientology where you can't talk to your family anymore and we measure your E-Meter readings. Oh my, master, it's off the chart! It's lord Xenu!
I can find enjoyment in all of the Star Wars movies, but I'll say Last Jedi, Rise of Skywalker, and Solo are my least favorite. Last had an inconsistent tone with bad decisions by the characters, Rise was a jumbled mess, and Solo was fine but mundane.
I just pretend that Solo is about a different character named Han in the Star Wars universe and it makes it much more enjoyable.
I agree 100%
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I feel like Rise was just set up to fail. Last Jedi left nothing for the final act to build off of. RJ locked Kylo on a redemptive arc with his ending scene. The rebellion in its entirety fits on effectively a space semi and that's its only ship. There's no BBEG.
There's literally nothing to build off of.
Two things about the Last Jedi. Did you noticed that in the throne room fight scene one of the Pretorians knife disappears (he could easily stab Rey so they digitally removed it).
A thing about Porgs. Yes they do basically nothing but the origin of their presence is interesting. They filmed the island scenes on an Irish island Skellig Michael - a puffins reserve. Instead of removing the birds they made puffins into porgs.
The Last Jedi by a mile for me. It is the most pointless of the franchise. Every plot thread goes nowhere there are too many character assassinations and least I forget...... General Holdo. The worst character in the history of star wars even more worse than Jar Jar.
That film has damaged the franchise massively.
I'm not counting the ewok spin offs.
Bro I gave almost the exact same answer haha
Only thing that makes JarJar worse in my opinion is how annoying he is as far as speech & clumsiness.
But Holdo is def bad when it comes to pointlessness & awful character development.
It's possible that Rise of Skywalker is worse on a technical level, but I will probably never see it because The Last Jedi permanently erased all of my interest in Star Wars, which arguably makes it the worse movie, because like you said it did far more damage than Rise of Skywalker could even dream of.
You stole my answer. Word to word. Lol
If anyone wants to find out more about the MPAA watch, This Film Is Not Yet Rated. It has interviews with directors like Kimberly Peirce (Boys Don't Cry), Darron Aronofsky (Requiem For a Dream), John Waters (Pink Flamingos), Matt Stone (South Park), and Mary Harron (American Psycho). You can also look up some old interviews with Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell talk about how they didn't go to the MPAA for Evil Dead 2 and how that impacted them getting a R-rating on Army of Darkness. Besides that one documentary there are many instances where Kevin Smith had to fight them and cut scenes in his films.
Survey says ....*DING* The Last Jedi!
Amen
It’s rise of skywalker tho
At least last Jedi was well shot and had coherent editing , the slow speed chase was the stupidest plot device in any Star Wars movie but it was still better then whatever mess Rise of Skywalker was
Rise of skywalker it’s always rise of skywalker
@@petergriffin355nah I loved them both. Literally what's the problem?
I was born in 77, when I was in elementary school and it was raining during recess we would stay inside during that time and the teachers would roll into class a VHS cart, and they would either play a roughly recorded tape of Old Yeller or the Ewoks Caravan of Courage movie. I didn't like the Mace character I thought he was a big jerk
btw Wow I never knew they took place between parts 5 and 6, I always always assumed at the time it was post ROTJ
I think if everyone's being super critical and honest only the 1st movies good everything else is just extra
As Chris Gore put it: you decided to continue with the Star Wars franchise. You then decided not to have the 3 franchise characters share the screen for one last time, and we'll never get that opportunity again due to the death of Carrie Fisher.
Chris Gore just repeating what everyone has been saying for years but ok
I suppose that makes it less true......
@@J-S.P As Chris Gore said, Yes.
@@duderdude4831 😐
@@duderdude4831 Chris Gore is FULL of widely held opinions he thinks are unique.
The Darth Bane trilogy are great books that gives insight into the idea of the rule of two and philosophies of the sith. The 2nd book is literally 'Darth Bane: Rule of Two'. There's probably better books but I'm still pretty new to the EU
Darth Plagueis is a must read. Also recommend the Dark Lord Trilogy which is Labyrinth of Evil, Revenge of the Sith and Dark Lord the Rise of Darth Vader
Sure, but that exists solely because they didn't have any other siths in the original trilogy. It's people trying to come up with excuses as for why things in the movies were the way they were. It's just dumb.
However that is (somehow) better than gotcha-isms and ignoring what had been stablished.
Hands down, the Last Jedi is easily the worst, no question. Rise of Skywalker did suck but only because TLJ ruined the trilogy already.
Put some respect on the Phantom Menace's name! It's better than attack of the clones and ill argue that till the day i die! Also, id still take both of those any day over the sequels lol, Force awakens was decent but the Last Jedi officially killed star wars for me and The rise of Skywalker, all though fun and entertaining at times was completely ridiculous....
i liked first one as a kid
i never liked 2 and 3 for a second of my life
AOTC is much better than TPM. It has Django, Duku, no super kids, and far less Jar Jar.
The Rise of Skywalker for me.
I feel like Revenge of the Sith Palpatine saves Rise of Skywalker
14:25, not gonna lie. Kinda preferred Luke’s screaming just because it reminds me of how Chucky screams all the time haha, which is funnier since Hamill did voice the “new” Chucky.
The Last Jedi is not only the worst movie, it's filled to the brim with vile and hate for the fans and audience. It's almost like an Andy Kaufman level troll, getting in the director/writer seat to destroy the franchise completely.
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Great take on Andy Kaufman. 😂
Hate and bile?
LOL! LOLLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!
You think you might take Star Wars too seriously?
Just gonna post this under the actual video too since it still applies.
The prequels are borderline avant garde art films compared to the soulless by the numbers nonsense that is the sequels. Even the most risky film in the sequel trilogy is still just tracing over other people’s images and ideas and twisting them a little. Say what you want about Lucas’s approach with the prequels but they’re at least interesting to talk about. The visuals lean into digital artifice which gives them their own aesthetic and the performance styles intentionally call back to old Hollywood melodrama. Naturally these two things are alienating choices but they’re so much more interesting than anything Disney came up with.
It’s not rewriting history to act like there’s any merit to the prequels, there’s been plenty of intellectual film critics who’ve written pretty compelling positive work on them. I doubt anyone will be doing that with the sequel trilogy in a decade. I’m sure you guys will say “well at least the Disney films are competent, Force Awakens ain’t that bad” even though there’s not an ounce of artistic integrity to it. I love the RedLetterMedia guys but I think their prequel reviews for as funny as they are have totally messed up TH-cam film criticism. So many people break down films in this very narrow minded way now. If you’re interested in an actual positive write up about the prequels than look up Mike Thorn’s work.
Well said, the sequel trilogies were soulless & written by people with an agenda as opposed to an affinity for the lore. The comics & the video games actually had better well written stories regarding the remnants of the empire & the new Jedi academy that should've been what was just used to make the movies instead of Disney ignoring them & literally rewriting history for no apparent reason other than greed.
You and I think alike. In my opinion, the prequels have more value for being bizarre failures bases on one guy's weird vision. The Phantom Menace just by itself is one of the most important films ever made and for three reasons:
1) It pioneered many CGI film techniques
2) It popularized and legitimized (financially) both the very idea of prequels in film and the revival/reboot of past successful genre films, an influence that is STILL being felt today (a fucking WILLY WONKA prequel is coming this year!)
3) It represents the greatest divide between audience expectation and disappointment in the history of arts and entertainment which will never, ever be topped
Top Three: Rogue One, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back
Bottom Three: Attack of the Clones, Solo, The Rise of Skywalker
Everything else is somewhere in the middle.
To be clear I don’t hate any SW films or shows. It’s my comfort food, even when it’s not very good, I can still get something positive out of it.
13:25 OG Boba Fett sounded badass, this change I actually felt completely unnecessary and disappointing, but this was not in 1997, and everyone did like the 1997 movies, in fact, it wasn't until Plinkett that I heard anyone bash SW movies at all, but I too was born 1990.
Even as a kid there were a few things I found jarring; the Jabba from ANH was CGI, and like the one in TPM, they looked incredibly fake compared to RotJ Jabba, which was also like 10x the size, just how much did Jabba eat in a few years? Both songs in Jabba's Palace are really bad, but I think the new one is probably worse...and Greedo shot first, I mean, they can edit that, but they can't just have the Lazer miss instead of Han contort? It's negligible to me; Even Hayden at the end of RotJ was fine. Just 2 things bother me - Fett later voice change, and Jabba looking weird.
14:30 He removed the scream, but nothing else. Lol
The Rise of Skywalker was the only Star Wars movie that made me angry from beginning to end. Even the opening scroll of "The DEAD speak" makes my blood boil 😡
I got that with the prequels
I guess the Ewok films. I recall one being slightly ok & the other being trash.
But purely for plot alone it's episode 8. It has great acting & cool moments when taken individually. But that movie has more plot holes than most movies I can think of let alone Star Wars. It was so bad that episode 9 (which isn't great either) had to take time away from it's script to try to make sense of unanswered plot holes in 8.
If anyone thinks a different one is worse than 8 I'd honestly love to hear why. No hyperbole, honest geek discussion.
I think 8 was the worst SW movie when it came out. But because 9 had to spend so much time unraveling the mess of 8, 9 turned out much worse than 8, and makes 8 seem coherent by comparison. And that's not even mentioning all the silliness in 9 that has nothing to do with retconning 8. So I think 9 takes the cake imho. But both are bad movies, not just bad SW movies. The Ewok films as bad as they are, they were made for TV movies that were aimed squarely at little kids, so I can cut those filmmakers a lot more slack than I do RJ or JJ.
You need to add timestamps
So to me the “we don’t serve their kind here” and all the droid hate I never saw it as the droids being slaves. I’m fact, I interpreted as ppl being scarred from the clone wars, how the droid army killed and enslaved ppl during that time. So after the rise of the empire, droids are viewed and treated as such because of what the droid army did. I think Mandalorian also touched on why he himself doesn’t like droids either.
Great point! 👉🏾
Fandom overthinking something Lucas never intended. As a kid, "we don't serve their kind" meant to me "we only have so much room in here and these things don't drink"
I grew up with the DVD versions you have out on display thanks to my uncle. Loved them to death and would constantly rewatch. Then I found this video on TH-cam showing the MANY changes made to the trilogy over the years. Some shots look fine, others do not. So im glad to have found a VHS set of the unaltered films along with my dvds to experience star wars anyway i want 😂😁
There's a great joke in the Toyfare Magazine Twisted Toyfare Theater where they have the scene where Chewbacca and Yoda are apparently besties... then he walks to a custom child Han Solo toy and he says "Miss you too young Han Solo....and you as well young Millenium Falcon."
Wasn't there a skit somewhere where they did a parody of "somebody that I used to know" called "there will never be a blu-ray of the star wars you used to know"
Last Jedi is so bad it ruined the movie that came before it and set the stage for the next movie to be terrible too. No other movie in this franchise can make that claim. Last Jedi is easily the worst movie
Abrams ruined Rise of Skywalker all on his own
Much like George ruined the prequels himself
Hux was in Harry Potter movies. He plays Charlie Weasley.Domhnall Gleeson is probably best known for his acting in ex machina I assume.
I have a feeling that either the lighting or the colourist department are why solo is so dark and hard to see.
His dad is Brenden Gleeson who was Mad-Eye Moody as well as quite a number of other roles like In Bruges or now recently in that Banshees movie that's a strong front runner at the Oscars this year.
The best Star Wars is Spaceballs
What you got is what we need and all we do is dirty deeds.. wer the space ballllllllls
I don't know about the worst movie, but the worst SCENE in any Star Wars movie is the origin of Han Solo's last name. Hell, I'd say it's one of the worst movie scenes ever.
Rian Johnson takes the cake with The Last Jedi, that movie was retarted.
I was such a huge Star Wars fan as a kid. We visited my grandpa's house and I would binge the special edition original trilogy on his big, stupid 90s flat screen. I was 9 when The Phantom Menace came out. I enjoyed The Force Awakens in theaters, but it took me like a year and a half to get around to watching The Last Jedi after it came out. To this day, I still haven't watched The Rise of Skywalker. My post-RotJ Star Wars universe is all in books of varying and questionable quality where Luke eventually married the woman trained to assassinate him, and Han and Leia named their third child Anakin.
How did they get George Michael for this video?
Tony had faith..
21:57
"Those idiots don't know how the MPAA works. The MPAA has always been flawled."
-Tony from Hack the Movies
this was a delightful watch! job well done as always crew!
"The Last Jedi" turned me off from the Disney trilogy entirely. I'm not even a super fan. I think Rian Johnson tried so hard to subvert expectations that he made a film that doesn't tonally fit into the film DNA of Star Wars. The original films are light hearted, swashbuckling melodrama. All the attempts throughout the years at trying to draw the stakes closer to the real world -whether it be the political intrigue of the prequels or visiting war profiteers and... everything else from the Disney films doesn't work well filmically for Star Wars. A lot of these attempts would have worked a lot better in comics or novels alongside the films (which obviously existed for decades before Disney cut them out). I rarely leave a film and think. "I don't think they know where they're going or what they have," but TLJ did that for me. I think a Disney + Rian Johnson Star Wars mini series would have been a safer investment and let him off the hook creatively instead of giving him the keys to the main story.
People try defending KK by pointing out she has a producer credit on a lot of Steven Spielberg's movies. They never say what her actual contributions to those movies were. Anyone ever see an interview with her from Jurassic Park, E.T., or Back to the Future where she talks about her work or experiences on them? Anyone?
As far as i know she was just bringing everyone coffee and donuts
S: Empire Strikes Back / Star Wars
A: Return of The Jedi
B: The Last Jedi
C: Force Awakens / Rogue One
D: Solo / Ewoks 1 / Ewoks 2
E: Episode 3 / Rise of Skywalker / Christmas Special
F: Episode 1 / Episode 2
Me too bro
Rise of Skywalker is worst.
The first sequel the worst part of it is ray and fin standing toe to toe with a trained sith who can stop lasers.
Anything with Palpatine cant be the worst. An injured Kylo
'The Last Jedi' is the only movie ever made where I honestly believe a public apology is needed. I believe in a free Democratic Republic, but these people should be punished for 'The Last Jedi'. That was the last time I went to the theatre and I stopped watching Stars Wars and Marvel because of it. It's DISGUSTING and I'll never get over that atrocity. I'd like to but I won't. Star Wars is dead and while were on the subject, I love how Disney doesn't have the balls to make a Boba Fett show until they test the water with 'The Mandalorian'... It's dead, it's all dead. P.S. I never saw 'The Rise of Skywalker'. Because it was already dead and I don't acknowledge 8 or 9. There were good things about 7, I liked a lot of it (not all).
Battle for Endor is SO GREATLY UNDERRATED.
its like the greatness of a Clone Wars cartoon in live action. every bit of it it like PURE, STAR WARS. i love that it is SO DEVISTATINGLY BRUTAL at the beginning. The Fireman from Twin Peaks playing a Hondo person was cool.
if only it had Salacious Crumb it could have been the PERFECT film. lol.
for real though, in my top 3 SW Films. with Empire and AotC
why do you have a problem with a 50's diner? that place was awesome. (would another lame cantina on another lame desert planet been better? lol)
i also dont hate the Holiday Special, but i hated Force Awakens before it was cool to hate Force Awakens.
hate is too strong of a word. Force Awakens is aggressively ok.
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Johanna looking great with that hair colour ! Tony handsome as always, a paragon of manhood, the peak of fitness that every other hunk should be compared to. Thanks for the video, you beautiful devil
I think the special editions really make sense the most - not in like narrative sense, but in a meta sense - if you've read or listened to all the interviews with Lucas where he talks about why he did them. He quoted someone else in it saying "works of art are not completed, merely abandoned" and then saying he didn't want to do that, but I think on some level he fundamentally misunderstood the quote, or the person he was quoting misunderstood human nature, that sometimes you just need to tell your inner perfectionist to shut the hell up and look at what you've done and go "you know what, this is good enough".
But instead, he just decided to throw himself into this stupid doom spiral 20 years after the fact and because the CGI dates way faster than the practicals did, he has to keep revisiting them once every while for the rest of his life.
There's also something to be said for the fact that movies are collaborative efforts, and it were those collaborative efforts that earned the film an Oscar for best visual effects...so he had to go and fuck with those, too.
I believe in the CRAZY, pretty far out there concept of "let people like what they like." Fucking insane how people will literally shame people for liking a damn movie.
I feel a lot of the rabid last jedi hate is due to the online presence of the people who made it. Say what you will about if the movie respects fans, Kathleen and Ryan in interviews and especially Twitter after it came out definitely seemed like they hated fans.
This goes for almost every movie ever made since 2016 and it's become difficult to ignore even after abandoning social media.
Only really rated the original 3, New Hope, Empire and Jedi.
But I did enjoy the Rogue One film.
I have only watched it twice, once being at the pictures when launched.
But I thought that was decent
Vader yelling "NOOO!" after learning of Padme dying sounds a helluva lot better in the Spanish Latin dub of ROTS. Seriously I don't know whether James Earl Jones did a bad line reading or Lucas told him he wouldn't get paid for the gig.
I loved Return of the Jedi. The Empire grew on me more over time.
The Last Jedi is the worst. The portrayal of Luke in this movie will go down as one of the most mind-boggling decisions in the history of movies.
The only thing that was remotely interesting about the movie?
i think it was stunning and brave
@@deengew I actually like the concept of Hermit Luke, but the problem is there is no payoff in the movie or the next movie. The fact that he dies at the end just sort of makes him a convienent plot point in the movie. I think if he survived The Last Jedi and played a bigger role in Episode 9, then his Sequel Trilogy character arc is worth it. Instead, we see him for 30 seconds in Episode 7, he’s a hermit in Episode 8, and we see him for 5 minutes in Episode 9. Luke is the most iconic character in the franchise and he never leaves the damn island for 3 movies!
The 97 emperor looks like the one from return of the jedi. It's the 2004 emperor that looks like the one from revenge of the Sith
As a kid, I totally freaking thought Jar Jar was a costume and not a digital creation. So it goes to show certainly.
My one gripe with the prequels aside from little nitpicks is the story arc of Palpatine. In episode 2 they were obviously making him age faster to make it be why he’s so old looking in the OT. Then in Episode 3 they seem to decide to abandon that and made him young again which I always found weird and annoying.
I never noticed. Granted I don't like AOTC so it's the movie I've watched the least.
Johanna's tier list is hot garbage, I knew there was a reason I couldn't stand her.
You dislike a person over her movie-taste.
That says a lot about you.
Where can I get a copy of the despecialized edition of the original trilogy?
There was a DVD set from a while back that had the original and special editions for each OT movie. I think the original movies were taken off the laser discs, so it's better quality than VHS but not as good as DVD. I have all 3 sets.
I can't wait until the "Rise of Skywalker is actually really pretty great and unappreciated" movement in ten years.
Haha you think like I do. But, I'm fairly certain the media's admission that RoS is bad was in service of defending The Last Jedi.
It has 86% audience on rotten tomatoes
the cameras in rots always makes me wonder why jedis are a mythical thing only 20 years later… they should have footage of them
I would say Star Wars The Phantom Menace is the worst Star Wars movie. I get not a single bit of enjoyment from that movie. I am either bored or annoyed. The only things I like about episode 1 is the music and Kenobi.
Attack of the Clones....Indeed
Finn wanted to tell Rey that he lied to her about being in the resistance when they first met.
I'm pretty sure she would have figured that out already
Clint Howard being in Solo raises my interest, but only if he goes around levitating and using a broad sword to make peoples' heads explode like in Evilspeak.
I can't participate. The Last Jedi is where I gave up and still haven't seen Solo or Skywalker. I recently watched the prequel trilogy, Rogue One and original trilogy. I just don't want to watch the sequels, period.
Every sequel is a sad cashgrab based on a space cowboy film and boy do they show it. But Lucas knew a moneymaker when he saw it, that's for sure.
45:39 Yeah... Dave Filoni was the one who said that when talking about the duel of fates.
When Luke fell and yelled all the way down...thats actually the same yell used for the Emporor. You just hear more of it. What were they thinking?
I feel like I’m one of the few people what enjoyed the special edition Palpatine rather than the original. It just looks normal creepy rather than uncanny puppet creepy.
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Rogue One was awesome. Loved it.
So, no one picked the ACTUAL worst Star Wars movie Attack of the Clones.
The reason why they created Qui-Gon was because Lucas messed up on age continuity with the OT Obi-Wan and Anakin, and the PT Obi-Wan and Anakin due to him continually changing his mind on plot, in this case deciding to make Anakin a little kid in Phantom Menace.
Originally, Owen was supposed to have been Obi-Wan's brother. That's the explanation in the original OT why Luke was seen as being safe with the Lars family.
1. The Empire Strikes Back
2. Star Wars '77
3. Rogue One
4. The Force Awakens
5. Return of the Jedi
6. The Last Jedi
7. Revenge of the Sith
8. Solo
9. Rise of Skywalker
10. The Phantom Menace
11. Attack of the Clones.
That's my ranking; doesn't have to be yours, to each their own, but deal with it. I don't count the Holiday Special, *because we do not speak of that which does not exist,* and the Ewok movies are okay guilty pleasures, but I don't count since they don't tie into the other Star Wars movies. I don't know how Patty Jenkins will do with her Rogue Squadron movie, but I'm reserving judgement as my enthusiasm has been depleted. It doesn't mean I hate or dislike Star Wars, as I'm still catching up on Rebels, Resistance, The Mandalorian, and Book of Boba Fett. Also need to read more of the past books and play some of the new current games.
I'll be honest, im one of those random people that loves ewoks
I wish Tony would stop regurgitating lines from the Plinkett reviews almost word for word, it's a review show have your own opinion.
I noticed that the very first time I saw him on Cinemassacre and not just concerning Star Wars. It's painfully obvious this guy watches everything RLM does multiple times.
I went to see episode 1 with my brothers the next day, we got good seats and I said out loud, "thank you God" nothing will disturb me today!!!! And then the aliens were speaking the English language !!!???? Then jar jar..... at least I was with my brothers that day.....in a galaxy far far away.....
Fun Fact: Leonard DiCaprio turned down the Role of Anakin in Phantoms Menace, he signed up to do Gangs of New York Instead.
Paid off for his acting chops.
So Anakin was going to be an adult in episode 1?
@@codychapman7342 Ep.2 Attack of the Clones came out same year as GoNY
@@M85619 GONY had major production issues and was delayed a year before filming
@@codychapman7342 yep, Leo was fresh off Titanic and a lot of anikens lines make much more sense "Are you an Angel?"
Did Rey learn how to run for this movie? Han runs oddly and always has even in Indiana. But Rey looks so awkward when she runs it really distracts the hell out of me.