TLJ didn't kill Star Wars. It died long ago with Attack of the Clones. While Phantom Menace was not a good film it was at least entertaining. Episode II was boring and did the unthinkable by making Star Wars dull. TLJ was not a good film. It's entertaining for some but for most it was insulting to fans of Star Wars lore. That plus the terrible PR by Disney and Lucasfilm has put people off from any new Disney Star Wars films.

I still plan on wanting to see TLJ regardless of negative feedback.

Indeed, there’s something about his dry anger that’s just so satisfyingly.
Seethe.

So I heard that Disney+ is going to require customers to purchase a 3 year contract if they wish to have access to the content on Disney+.

No requirement, just a promotional discount. Pay for 2 years, get 3 instead.

You can still just pay 7 bucks a month for as long as you’d like, you don't need to commit for a year or longer.

Yes, the... universe that has always had the technicalities as secondary was absolutely ruined by whatever it was TLJ did. Yep.

... This is somehow an even stupider opinion. Look, I'm just ever so slightly too young to be prequels age. The first Star Wars film I saw in cinema? The dodgy Clone Wars prequel. But you know what? And I love Star Wars. It's always been there in the background. Be it Lego, TV shows, toys, parodies, EU stuff, just general pop culture, it's felt more alive than a lot of other properties - including Power Rangers. Saying it died is ignoring how another generation was brough into the fandom, and the same. And saying TLJ is a bad film is your opinion, but as a fan of Star Wars lore, as you so call them, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

You know what I hate? Them revealing Darth Vader is Luke's father. Goes completely against the lore from Star Wars where they say his father died in a shuttle accident or something. Can't believe they'd betray the fandom like this. Plus, they show someone levitating an X-Wing with the force! The force hasn't been shown to be able to do that! It's stupid.

Cope.

I feel like the AT-ATs really threw all credibility out the window. Why would you need a walking assault vehicle like that when you can just send in fighters and bombers to destroy the base? It's impractical and at no point was it ever indicated that the Empire had or needed walking tanks.

What crawled up your butt? I just stated the obvious. I didn't call anyone's opinion stupid, unlike you. Yes Star Wars became a merchandise beacon in the 2000's. George Lucas wanted to milk it for all its worth. That doesn't mean the movies were all that great. Plus the toy sales peaked during the Clone Wars TV show. Which was a popular show for the franchise. I didn't get into it but I acknowledge it's popularity and impact on the franchise.


A purely hyperbolic statement. You speak from emotion instead of the objective reality that The Last Jedi is no where near as popular or beloved as The Empire Strikes Back. It's your opinion that you liked the film. No one can take that away from you. But just as there are fans of The Room, at least they can accept objective reality that it's not a good film. Narratively, The Last Jedi is a piss poor film and adds nothing to the franchise. As a stand alone film it's an ok popcorn flick when you are looking to watch bad sci-fi/fantasy. But as a part of a franchise, well at least The Room didn't have anything to live up to.