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I actually enjoyed this movie when it came out because it went against expectations and offered something new to Star Wars. Constantly repeating the same formula again and again without bringing anything new in terms of symbolisms, ideas and themes makes it boring on the long run. It's not perfect, for sure, but I got what I came for :) The problem with this trilogy, in my opinion, is that it wasn't written as a whole. Each director had their vision and story they wanted to tell, Abrams wanting to erase the heritage of the prequels, Johnson wanting to correct the mistakes of the previous movie and Trevorrow preparing something new that would have tied loose ends and been more coherent than what we got in the end. I still don't understand why they chose to go back to Abrams for the third movie, when he stubbornly clung to his original idea and tried to go back to it instead of doing something at least remotely logical. The result was the weakest of the Star Wars movies (again, my opinion)

Rey's parentage being nobodies was such a powerful statement. You don't have to come from a dynasty family to wield the force. That was the point of Broom Boy at the end, too. ANYONE can use the force, rich, poor, somebody, nobody. Who cares about your DNA?

People who dislike the Last Jedi would do well to be more open to what the film is trying to say, rather than being upset that you expected one thing and received another. Fan service makes bad art, as evidenced by Rise of Skywalker.

i really liked rian johnson's approach to the story, the movie is my favorite alongside with episodes 3 and 5, but i also understand why the fans were upset about it. i mean, if david lynch had given season two of twin peaks for someone else to direct and they completely changed the plot and motivations of the characters it would be very underwhelming for me as fan, even if the attempt was great when you consider it only by itself. it's bold and creative, but i think that by not considering it as part of a bigger story he definitely lost most of the intended public's approval... :/

You're right: that was the point. Too bad some of the fans didn't get it or did not appreciate it. RETURN OF THE JEDI and THE LAST JEDI are my two favorite SW movies. And I'm too happy I was able to watch both when they were first released. (The first one on my own at 8 years old and the second one 35 years later with my son.)

I mean it’s over hated but it’s still not good

All I'll say, is that this is EXACTLY the "innocent" question Lex always asks.

40:06 This is incorrect but I don’t think detracts from your point. At the very least, “The Shape Stalks” is used again when Michael kills Ray, but I’d argue this is acceptable by their viewpoint since, at this point in the story, we’re back to Laurie’s encounter with Michael. She’s the one who sees it next, after all

Nope, this movie was terrible

Though it leaves so many unanswered questions, this movie should have been the last of the skywalker saga. It follows the plot theme of the original trilogy, hope. Each chapter had a full arch and the call back to the og and prequels is fitting not over done fan service. Cough cough episode 7

You ain't the only one❤❤❤❤❤❤

I have never understood the absolute hatred some have for this film. It definitely is not perfect but I find it difficult to see anything mind blowingly bad in it.

Please tell me I’m the only person in 2024 who’s still following up on this game (It’s THAT good 🔥🔥🔥)

Spider-man: What if? What if The Symbiote was in the Amazing Spider-man 2 & was bonded to Spider-man but he was unaware of it until Gwen Dies whin it makes itself known & heals Gwen Bringing her back to life but with a side effect Gwen now has her own Spider powers,

This is by far my favourite star wars movie of all the disney star wars movies.

The Last Jedi was a love letter to Star Wars. It has so much soul, the narrative delivers so many layers. It's a deep moving film, even if it has some flaws or some not-so-happy choices (like some goofy gag). I didn't love it at first, but it grew up in me after I watched it in the thatre. The fandom was already broken with Episode 7 and of course the Prequels. TLJ just let them explode, but it didn't nothing wrong. With The Acolyte it's happening quite the same.

I loved this essay. I’m also very sorry for the loss of your fur baby. Thank you.

I think its clear hes a phychopath but unlike others nichael myers doesn't feel the need to pretend and act like a normal human thats why psychopaths only act crazy inside because they let the mask slip michael myers doesn't put on a mask he just accepts he has no love for anyone.

Honestly I don’t think we really needed the sequels. Prequels (then clone wars) and OT follow Anikin. It’s a complete story arc of the Chosen One. We could have had a very different final trilogy of Luke but while I enjoyed tfa and tlj, (ros was a POS) I didn’t really feel the full connection to the prequels and OT. Oh sure there were some characters there but it felt like a separate thing.

Now I'm curious about your thoughts on Rise of Skywalker, considering your eventual change of heart on TLJ and everything you learned from your epiphany. And you mentioned that you were about to partake in the final entry. I wonder if your ideas held up.

I never hated it. It left me with the feeling of misunderstanding and confusion of how I feel. I loved it from third re-watch.

Hahaha. It was and is absolutely terrible. I’m glad talked yourself into liking it. Good for you.

Literally the only people who disliked this movie are sheep with no real opinions. It's sad Disney listened to the loud minority and that gave us the tragic rise of skywalker.

I don't how you're talking to. I loved it when I first saw it, and I'm still right now.

Tron:Legacy reminds me a lot of Speed Racer in the way that it’s so beautiful and so unsuccessful. I rewatch both of those movies pretty regularly.

As much as I dislike Ben Afflecks Batman and feel that Snyder doesn’t understand the character, I feel like his Batman could’ve worked very well had he not actually killed anyone. Him trying to kill Superman would’ve been much more effective if he had to justify it to himself as his first murder, deluding himself. Then after sparing Clark’s life he completes his arc and realised his wrongdoings, meaning he can have a great character story, without avoiding the consequences of killing people. It was also ruined by the fact that afterwards he goes on to kill more people, despite the fact that he was supposed to be against that.

No we were not, its a deeply unfun and retarded movie.

This video essay is build on the notion that the force is energy and doesn't pick a side. That's being a tad simplistic. In episode one, Qui-Gonn says that midi-chlorians living inside you communicate to you "the WILL of the force". And Qui-Gonn call the force "the Living Force", so this entire video essay is built on the wrong notion that the the force is like mindless heat energy or whatever. Sorry, it's a bit more complicated than that. Also, it has a light side and a dark side, and we can see that the dark side corrupts people (disfiguring them physically over time), so that seems to indicate that there is an evil (dark) side to this force.

You are of course entitled to and to voice your own opinion... but I could not disagree with you more 😂 This film is f**king terrible. The whole sequel trilogy is and is an insult to what Star Wars should be.

Thanks for figuring it out. I've thought The Last Jedi was one of the best Star Wars films since the day it came out. The fandom and their inability to understand this film frustrated me to no end. I actually was not a fan of The Force Awakens. Went into that film so excited and left disappointed after realizing that I just watched a reskin of A New Hope. Was this all that Star Wars fans had to look forward to? Just retreading the past and making meaningless nostalgia recalls? The Last Jedi, however, furthered the story and rejected the notion that it had to follow the same, tired path. I love it so much for that. It has something to say and gave you things to ponder after the credits ran. But of course Star Wars fans couldn't figure that out. They got upset because it challenged the norms. They cried and cried about it online, so the studio reversed their direction and we got THE WORST Star Wars film to date; The Rise of Skywalker. I'm still pissed with the fandom about that. If you can't embrace new ideas, we're just going to get retellings of the same old stories and the series will never evolve. The Last Jedi was crucified for doing something fresh and intelligent.

"my father killed younglings with that lightsaber.."

They call him Michael Myers but he's credited as the shape maybe he was born Michael Myers but became the shape he's not Michael Myers anymore anytime he reacts to being called if any reaction at all would be bewildered he cocks his head like what's you call me lol its like calling Darth Vader Anakin he'd say that name don't apply to him anymore he's turned evil and now is the shape and forever will it dominate his Destiny consumed him it did or maybe he was always evil he was born like a normal person given a name like normal person but in reality he was never a real person he was basically like the thing in the thing he appears normal but he's pretending blending in but evil is there watching waiting til its ready to strike lol

I had the opposite experience with last Jedi compared with force awakens. Force awakens was awesome on first watch, but on my second watch I realized it didn't really do anything new and seemed to be mostly hype. I thought last Jedi was okay on first watch, but every repeat watch I liked it more and more. It's hands down my favorite movie in the sequel trilogy. Then rise of Skywalker literally made me boo in the theater.

Episode 7 and 8 would be really good if they were not in this universe. I love The Last Jedi as a movie but it sucks as a STAR WARS movie. and then there is Episode IX. it's funny how that movie was a bad movie, a bad star wars movie... and even a bad star wars sequel movie

I don't like the art style at all... but then you play shadow edition, and it works so well.

Always liked TLJ.

This film is what a real cult in the cinema is. At first, it was underrated but now people started to appreciate it more, and soon especially if the next movie messes up what is achieved here, will be even more missed and cult. Or if the next movie turns out to be good enough or awesome this film will be appreciated still as a masterpiece.

This was a masterpiece. Why people did not love it I can not understand. I truly can't.

It's the only good film of the sequels

it’s criminal that this channel has 3K subscribers. this channel deserves wayyyyy more.

What people dont understand is that rise of skywalker was a response to the backlash of the last jedi. The story was safe and threw out all the unique and interesting themes that were established in the last jedi. The result was a movie that was fun, but mostly forgettable and formulaic.

it's the ten year anniversary of this movie now, three years since we met tomorrow, I literally was with you all day and get to see you again tomorrow but I miss you so I'm back here. I love you so much my pretty boy 🥰

Maybe, I shall undo my opinion on liking only TFA in this trilogy, maybe

I disagree with ypur interpretation, but I appreciate you giving it so much thoughts

Tlj assassinated lukes character. It pretended leia would slap poe for being the only person in the fleet with a brain. It pretended that it would be wrong to start a mutiny against purple hair lady who was literally getting the escort ships destroyed and thier crews killed by doing nothing. It pretended rey had any business being able to lift an entire mountain worth of rocks with zero training. This movie was the low point of star wars and gets worse with each viewing. Anyone who likes this movie is either: 1. Insane 2. A complete moron or 3. Coping. Like i genuinely hate this movie with a passion lol.

I'ts one of those films that i wish was a bigger franchise. There's so much story to explore in the Grid. The animated Tron uprising was pretty good, but again it just left me wanting more

The reason why he continues to do these the answer lies in The Dark Knight rises movie " The idea was batman can be anyone batman is a symbol" , as a man flesh and blood he can die but as a symbol he can live forever. He was hoping that if he grow old and die someone will take his place and principles.

So rewriting the force, star wars lore, jedi lore, some bozo who isn't even a fan and has zero respect for the lore, throws out the history, and you think that's cool.and get in line behind him? Never mind that he threw every character, not just luke who you addressed, but every other characters development out the window and ignored the the plot, and fabricated his own that led no where and was based on actually nothing from star wars lore... Dude get a grip

You are just a contrarian. You hated when people were raving. Love it when people hating it.

I think the commentary on the Vigilante route kind of misses the point of it. It's all about the mindset as a player when making choices. When you approach the story with the mindset that "Joker" is destined to become a villain like in every other piece of Batman media, you make conscious decisions to steer him that direction because it feels like the correct choice. But if you approach the entire season with a blank slated mind, and treat John like a human being and a whole new character, the villain route feels unnatural. Like you got the "bad" ending. The Vigilante route resonates way more strongly with me than the Villain route because not even halfway through season 1 I knew this was not going to be the same rehashed Batman story. Your choices matter. Everything matters. Everything is different. John is not the Joker... Unless you MAKE him the Joker. I don't have the heart to steer him down the Villain path. I already know what's down there, and John doesn't deserve it. The stinger at the end of the Vigilante route where Bruce shows up to see John in his cell meant the world to me and left me with a genuinely happy smile.