Have the prequel and sequel trilogies retroactively soiled your enjoyment of the original?

>prequels
>good films

Attached: 1542655806351.jpg (611x692, 91K)

>prequels
No not really, just minor stuff like Obiwan saying he never owned a droid
>sequels
Yes Rogue One and Solo actively hurt the original al movie.

>12 frames per second
So this is the power of Japanimation

didn't even like them the first time. mom found out i hadn't seen star wars when The Phantom Menace was coming out so she rented them and made me watch them. only part i liked was jabba the hutt
i'd rather watch spaceballs, except now Yea Forums made me hate jews

>Obiwan saying he never owned a droid
He didn't, any Astromech he used belonged to either the Republic Navy or the Jedi Order.

Yes. Auralnauts saved Star Wars, and it is the only canon I recognize:

youtube.com/watch?v=WSCm8yAxBr8

Attached: download (28).jpg (520x665, 565K)

No, but I do regret that it's hard to find non-special edition versions of the originals, I don't mind some of the sound/effect touch ups over the years but the special editions went overboard

Seething

Attached: 1518994296230.jpg (1098x1456, 479K)

RLMDrones aren't welcome here.

Prequels were trash long before your friend simulator came around. Zoom on little zoomer.

Yes, people only started to hate the Prequels when the Mr Plinkett reviews came out in 2009-2010, and not for the prior 5-10 years.

Attached: 1384483420977.gif (350x340, 223K)

Episode 1 and Episode 2 are boring retarded pieces of shit, bringing up the fat retards at Reddit lettermedia and deflecting doesn't change that.

You can't talk about my friends that way. Apologize

>if you don't like this shitty trilogy it must be because someone on YouTube told you to
Not everyone is that impressionable.

>Auralnauts
Nah anime dub is better.

youtube.com/watch?v=g3YaWrqL6ig

I didn't say anything about youtube, keep seething though.

Attached: Chn0KxZXIAETbCE.jpg (500x667, 47K)

The Last Jedi did that for a while, but I got over it.

Prequels added a lot because of background and reasons for the war.
Sequels? I haven't seen them because it's Disney garbage.To be honest I stopped giving a shit about SW like 10 years ago.

>I haven't seen them because it's Disney garbage
you don't know that until you see them.

I saw trailers. Nigga jump scare at the very begining was enough to ignore them. Again stopped giving a shit about SW decage ago so it doesn't even matter now. Maybe someday I will see these new ones but it's not like I'm following them.

>Have the prequel and sequel trilogies retroactively soiled your enjoyment of the original?
No, being an adult has though. I feel like if I watched them for the first time now I wouldn't love them like I used to. There's just too much deus ex machina and bad acting. The music is fantastic though.

Luke, did I ever tell you that in old, pre-1999 ideas for the prequels (some were EU, some were George's):

>The Clone Wars took place ~35-40 years ago, not 19-22
>Sheev was "President of the Senate" not "Supreme Chancellor", and was the puppet for elites
>The Clone Wars occurred *before* Sheev's presidency, not during, and were one of the failings of the Old Republic that swept him into power
>The Jedi Purge/Anakin's turn/Empire's rise was meant to occur longer after the Clone wars, not all the events being mashed together, with Sheev having lured people into a false sense of peace before killing off the Jedi.
>Padme died on the run from the Empire when Leia was around 2 years old, hence why she would remember her vaguely, instead of dying in childbirth when Leia was a few seconds old.
>I took you to Owen because he was originally my brother
>Originally Han and the Imperial officer thought the Force and Jedi were sorcery/myths because they were too young to remember us, but now that the new timeline makes it so Han was 10 when we got purged, he should remember us, but somehow doesn't.
>The Republic fought *against* an army of insane clones, created by "Clone Master" Atha Prime on the planet Cartao with Spaarti cloning cylinders, rather than *alongside* a Maori clone army who were created on the planet Kamino by long-necked albinos with Kaminoian cylinders.
>Anakin was taken into the Jedi Order at age 13, rather than age 9.
>I was originally 70 when I died and your father would be 55, but in the new timeline, I was 57 when I died and Ani was 45, even though we look way shittier than our ages
>Boba Fett was a journeyman protector from Concord Dawn whose true name was Jaster Mereel, rather than a clone of his dad Jango from Kamino whose true name is literally just Boba Fett.
>Instead of Vader killing younglings, the Jedi Purge would've started with Jedi Halagad Ventor being tortured by Vader into fessing up locations of hidden Jedi. And he was a good friend.

Attached: 1569057767625.jpg (1000x1335, 265K)

Sounds a lot worse

>>The Clone Wars took place ~35-40 years ago, not 19-22
Just head-canon that part, bro.
>>I took you to Owen because he was originally my brother
Pre-Disney canon held it to be literally true.

No. The Disney stuff is non-canon to me, and prequels are a different kind of movie. They're Machiavellian political intrigue, not fantasy wars in space. They sate different hungers.

>prequels
>good

>Luke, did I ever tell you these were your father's droids? We went on wild adventures together for over 3 years in the Clone Wars, and the little one even saved me from a swarm of buzz droids, yet I somehow don't recognize them anymore. They were good friends.
>Luke, did I ever tell you that while your father was training on Coruscant, C-3PO served your family (Uncle Owen, Aunt Beru, Grandma Shmi, Grandpa Cliegg) for nearly 10 years? Somehow, your uncle didn't recognize Threepio when he returned to family's service.
>Hey Luke, did I ever tell you that all Jedi used to dress like homeless moisture farmers the same as I do, despite that still dressing like a Jedi is no good way to hide from Empire? It was a good robe though.
>Come here, Luke, today we will be training with this practice droid while you wear this helmet to blindfold yourself. You would think this was an impromptu training procedure, but no, we did this to younglings all the time and even built them special mini helmets. Right now you are literally worse than a child, Luke, like the ones your father killed with that lightsaber you are holding. He was a good friend.
>You must go to Dagobah, Luke, and seek out Yoda, the Jedi Master who trained me — well, actually, he's A Jedi Master who trained me. Before I moved up to Liam Neeson's service, I was one of the 20 younglings who went to Yoda's class every tuesday and thursday back in youngling school inbetween Jedi chemistry class and lunchtime. Nothing remarkable or mystic to our relationship at all. He was just my teacher who handed out droids and youngling-sized helmets to the class. Also, all his deep seemingly spur of the moment lessons and teachings from a true master are all fairly common Jedi sayings that he just butchers with his ghetto way of talking. A good friend, he was.

this is me too. prequels ruined everything i enjoyed about the series 20 years ago when it became obvious they were terrible trash. the sequels are like pissing in a swimming pool that somebody already diarrhea'd in.

No because that's not how movies work.

Attached: 57ec29fa077dccf2018b8c62.png (1106x830, 690K)

It just killed SW for me and my kid.
It hasn’t done anything to the old movies, but it has effected my emotional connection to the world they’re set in.

No.
t. Likes pretty much everything Star Wars and can overlook any negatives about it because I’m not a fucking sped. Obviously the OT is the best and I’ve hated about half of the PT in general but I can still get enjoyment out of things I like about it. Same with the ST.

prequels made me enjoy the OT more and the sequels made me enjoy it less

Watch the Plinkett review of the prequels. You'll realize they are much worse than the sequels.

Even in his sequel reviews, he spends half of the review shitting on the prequels and telling you why the sequels are better than the prequels

i hate the prequels and the sequels are just mediocre, but i really enjoy the spin-offs. they're total cinematic cash grabs and they aren't exactly great, but they are fun flicks because they're really pretty inconsequential. the guy who plays han solo looks nothing like harrison ford so i never equate them and the rogue one shit we never needed to know.

Just warning you that some zoomer that wasn’t alive when the prequels came out is going to tell you that Plinkett is the sole reason people hate the prequels. It’s obviously bullshit to us that were alive to see the reaction back then but this is what prequelmemers actually believe.

No, it literally only makes them better. In fact, I don't even enjoy the OT as "star wars movies". They're just movies, and good ones at that.

I used to get excited when someone said they liked Star Wars too. After the prequels, there was a 50/50 chance I would like the person. Now if you publicly state your love of Star Wars, there is a 100% chance you are a NPC onions guzzling consumerism obsessed faggot and I hope you end up in a mass grave.

Retard zoomers who grew up watching these as kids and haven't matured enough to realize what garbage these are, that's what happened.

Not really, all the secondary stuff that was made before the prequels came out did a legitimately great job of fleshing SW out and adding interesting things while staying in line with the originals. Once PM dropped it was pretty obvious the new films themselves were a lost cause. The sequels don't matter, only saw Force Awakens and it all reeks of high budget fan fiction. Continuing to make movies was a mistake.

I literally just view the sequels as fan fics. Watching 4-6 I can't see any of them being connected to the sequels. Not to mentions they contradict the established EU.

Based technically user

>prequels
hell no
>sequels
maybe