• @[email protected]
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    31 year ago

    It’s hilarious how you’re exactly the person I talked about and you don’t even seem to realize it.

    • R0cket_M00se
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      11 year ago

      Oh no, I totally get it. I knew before I ever tapped out the response.

      I just think the difference between sequel hate and prequel hate is the prequels are a good idea executed poorly and making fun of them is like watching a movie that’s so bad it’s good. Then you have the sequels which feels like watching a movie so bland it’s not even worth calling “bad.” It’s like eating a bowl of oatmeal for every meal for months, here’s another CGI ADHD explosion fest to keep you from thinking about the slowly crumbling world around you.

      If you replaced “Jedi” with “superhero” it’s unidentifiable from every Marvel shit show in the last five years.

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        It hilarious you think you’re any different from the people who shit on the prequels when they first came out.

        • R0cket_M00se
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          11 year ago

          I believe it’s different, everyone knew the kids raised on the prequels would feel nostalgic because they weren’t in the internet age. The sequels were invented in a post-content world where everything is shiny, substanceless, and intended to be just good enough that they can be pumped out endlessly in a drip feed. The kids raised on the sequels will have so much from this era to watch that it’ll get lost in a sea of mediocrity. By the time they’re old enough to be nostalgic (which is one of the only reasons the prequels made a comeback) it won’t stand out enough to have more than a niche following.

          However, the prequels had an idea and stuck to that idea, that’s what lasts. They were full of shit acting (mostly Lucas’ fault), and shit choices (also Lucas’ fault.) But they tried as hard as they could to give the rise and fall of Darth Vader a proper arc. I’ll never say they were perfect or even good, but they had soul and you could tell.

          It’s funny, I watched my two favorite franchises Halo and Star Wars fall for the exact same reasons. Every installment in the trilogy felt like it was supposed to be the first because each one failed to set up meaningful threads and absolutely shit the bed on following through.