To start, I thought Force Awakens was fine, but not amazing. The Last Jedi, despite one subplot I thought was unneeded, I genuinely liked. The Rise of Skywalker... well, it's also fine. I really enjoyed some of the moments Kylo Ren and Rey had throughout the film (and I still think Kylo Ren was the strongest character of this trilogy), but the rest of the characters... eh, I still just had difficulty really developing much of a relationship with them. Some of the setpieces here were amazing and I was ok with Palpatine being the big bad. However, I really hope that Disney expands the universe of this trilogy further as there's so much lore I'd love to dive into that is only touched upon briefly throughout this film. At the end of the day, this was, again, fine (and I love the spectacle of the Star Wars universe), but it didn't do anything particularly groundbreaking or game-changing.
Shout by Rick GebhardtVIP 6BlockedParent2020-03-26T02:27:10Z
To start, I thought Force Awakens was fine, but not amazing. The Last Jedi, despite one subplot I thought was unneeded, I genuinely liked. The Rise of Skywalker... well, it's also fine. I really enjoyed some of the moments Kylo Ren and Rey had throughout the film (and I still think Kylo Ren was the strongest character of this trilogy), but the rest of the characters... eh, I still just had difficulty really developing much of a relationship with them. Some of the setpieces here were amazing and I was ok with Palpatine being the big bad. However, I really hope that Disney expands the universe of this trilogy further as there's so much lore I'd love to dive into that is only touched upon briefly throughout this film. At the end of the day, this was, again, fine (and I love the spectacle of the Star Wars universe), but it didn't do anything particularly groundbreaking or game-changing.