Daily reminder that the Prequels >>>>>>>>>>> OT
Daily reminder that the Prequels >>>>>>>>>>> OT
David Clark
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Parker Perez
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Gavin Jackson
Luis Diaz
Reddit hates the Prequels, retard. They only like them ironically for "le memes XD".
Leo White
Why does Yea Forums like bad movies? Is it to be """ironic"""?
Logan Wilson
Faggot, the prequels are fucking kinos, there's nothing that can even be compared to their greatness.
TPM was absolutely essential to the story, it laid the groundwork for everything to come. And it managed to be a great film for kids and young adults, it was spectacular. Kids especially like the podracing and fantastically choreographed fight scenes. The politics are there out of necessity but it's a great redpill for kids about how things work.
AotC has the best love story ever told outside of theatre, it's classical chivalric love that you just don't see in film. It's a masterpiece visually, you won't find a more aesthetic romance in film. The rest of the film is a mishmash of so many good things that somehow managed to form a coherent whole. George winks with the kino that was Blade Runner st the start and by the end it's like some Edgar Rice Burroughs planetary romance. There's the detective noir plot with Obi-Wan and then there's the begin of the fall of Anakin. The only flaw with it is that George was really pushing it on the technological frontier and some of the tech almost weren't there yet. Like how it was shot all on digital, it doesn't look as great as TPM because of this.
RotS is where George truly went balls deep into classical drama and myth. At this point the technology also had caught up with his imagination and it looked even better than TPM. It's a perfect film, or would be if he didn't cut a bunch of politics due to neckbeard whining.
Ryan Nguyen
Zachary Howard
the Prequels are in fact the greatest movies of all time, and long after our civilization is dust, future peoples will see them as our Iliad and Odyssey, Dante and Milton sadly forgotten
Ryder Brooks
Rich: Do you need any kind of training to use the Force? Any?
Jay: [Kylo] has training.
Rich: She dudn't.
Jay: Well we don't know where...
Rich: Neither did Luke in Empire... Well the minor training, he had like a week of training with Yoda, that's all you need, you need a week?
Jay: And then he went back for his training in Jedi and Yoda just died immediately.
Mike: Yes, can I point out that this is, we are now back to real Star Wars.
Rich: Yep.
Mike: There is never any bullshit about... The only thing that Yoda says is that he's too old to begin the training, that's all. But really, it's more like, okay, I've taught you a couple things, how to levitate stuff, how to do this, your real training is confronting Darth Vader, blah blah blah blah blah, and this it's kind of the same thing, it's not the stupid prequel idea of "we have to get you when you're one, and you have to stand there with a thing over your head holding a lightsaber..
Jay: In a room full of other children.
Mike: In a room full of other children
Jay: That are as close as we are now, with lightsabers.
Mike: Yes, it's not a literal training, it's not an academy of little kids in a classroom, like the stupidity of George Lucas' ideas in the prequels.
Jace Reyes
Padme should have been a nudist