@ThatJunkman Agree. Definitely much better choices could have been made. Just think TLJ gave them less options compared to, you remember, when TFA left us all excited, hopeful and speculating.
@ThatJunkman Yeah. I was kind of using the phrase “all dark” because you used it. TROS ain’t good but I’m sure the final movie would have been better if JJ was allowed to see his vision through instead of having his ideas trashed by Johnson.
@ThatJunkman Nah. Disagree. Kylo was already all dark after killing his dad. TLJ didn’t make him any darker, the opposite if anything. TLJ singlehanded derailed the trilogy, in my opinion.
@PhilBelyavin85 @StanCollymore The Chelmsford protest isn’t happening. The flyers around the city were fake with the meeting point named as quiet residential street nowhere near the city centre.
@auroraSLAP@JedKingly@CrazyDegenerate The suggestion that a number of fans disliked TLJ because it “had women in it” is the weakest and laziest argument possible. The same fans loved Rogue One and The Force Awakens. Did they suddenly dislike women after these movies?
@FatherLessSnrlx Unfortunately there is so much wrong with the movie. Fundamentally I think the problem stems from Rian Johnson obsessed with telling a particular story despite it contradicting well established Star Wars lore and character arcs.
@OGStarwarsAB @LucasSWGirl Our heroes failing was the main theme of the prequels. Luke and Yoda learn from these mistakes in the original trilogy. Having Luke make the same mistakes again in the sequel trilogy is an insult to Luke’s character arc and George Lucas’s vision.