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On 26/09/2011 04:57 PM, Warp wrote:
> Kevin Wampler<wam### [at] u washington edu> wrote:
>> Were you the person here who really enjoyed the Star Wars prequels?
>
> I watched them before the universal consensus was settled, so I didn't
> watch them just to see how "bad" they really are.
>
> At the time I liked them, and none of the arguments that were made back
> then against them sounded very convincing. It just sounded a lot like people
> were complaining because of "they changed it, now it sucks" and other
> nostalgia filtering reasons rather than *actual* ones.
As I recall, while I was actually watching Episode I, it seemed really
cool. I was just sort of swept along with it. And the credits started
rolling and I was like "oh. Wait... that's IT? Oh, um, OK, I guess we
*have* been sat here a long time... Hmm, I was expecting... more."
And by the time I'd got home, it just seemed that the film depicted a
more or less random series of "happenings", with no real progress had
been made. Oh well.
Watching it again since, it seems less entertaining each time I see it.
The later films are much worse.
Episode I gave us Duel of the Fates, which makes everything else almost
forgiveable. It also gave us Jar Jar Binks, which is simply unjustifiable.
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