How I see the Star Wars movies so far
November 4, 2018 2:21AM
edited November 2018
When I watch the main Star Wars movies I think of two things; the presentation and the concept of the era.
This is how I view each trilogy.
Each section I will rank high,medium,or low
OT
Presentation: Medium
Concept: Medium
PT
Presentation: Low
Concept: High
ST
Presentation: High
Concept: Low
I will admit that I was born with the prequels but as you see this is an unbiased ranking of each trilogy. The Sequels are not done as Episode 9 comes out next year but this is how I currently think of each trilogy. Let me know your rankings in these two sections by replying below.
This is how I view each trilogy.
Each section I will rank high,medium,or low
OT
Presentation: Medium
Concept: Medium
PT
Presentation: Low
Concept: High
ST
Presentation: High
Concept: Low
I will admit that I was born with the prequels but as you see this is an unbiased ranking of each trilogy. The Sequels are not done as Episode 9 comes out next year but this is how I currently think of each trilogy. Let me know your rankings in these two sections by replying below.
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If I had to rank them based on what I would put in the DVD player and watch again it would be:
Rogue One - Just brilliant all over
Phantom - Really love this film. Its fun, interesting and always enjoy it. Jar Jar is easy to ignore
Return - Just solid the whole way through
New Hope - Ruined a bit by the changes made, but that Death Star battle is incredible.
Empire - Hoth was incredible, but after that the film just dies
Solo - Well done. Better than people gave it credit for.
Force Awakens - A good film, but the dynamic of the resistance and first order is just a mess.
Last Jedi - Too much nostalgia with Luke and Leia. I enjoy the film, but the story is a mess.
Revenge - Greivous is cool but the rest is really dull
Clone Wars - There is quite literally nothing interesting in this film.
George was the 1st to use most of the special effects that we are used to in films today, the same with the pt.
George might not be a good director, but was one of the most innovative film makers of his time.
The ST hasn't innovated at all.
Pirate of the Knights of Gareth
Well that scene in TLJ when they slice Snoke's ship in half made people audibly gasp in the theatre. I thought that was cool. The little boy next to be said, "WWWOOOOWWW."
Poe/Hux Concept Ideas: https://battlefront-forums.ea.com/discussion/117608/poe-dameron-armitage-hux-concept-ideas/p1?new=1
Great cinematic shot, nothing innovative though
Pirate of the Knights of Gareth
I can’t believe theaters had to put a warning up that scenes will lose sound or something because of that. It made all the sense in the world to me that the sound cut out for a brief moment
I didn't even notice that the sound cut out til they made a big deal about it.
Pirate of the Knights of Gareth
Same, whe I read about it I had to think about it and then made sure to pay attention when it came out on digital.
I just took their word for it.
Pirate of the Knights of Gareth
It doesn't help that they are constantly trying to appease a vocal minority from the fan base.
They are trying to appease Hollywood and the sjws, not the fan base.
Pirate of the Knights of Gareth
True, I feel like the one scene in the entire movie where they threw us a bone was when Luke took on all of those walkers.
Poe/Hux Concept Ideas: https://battlefront-forums.ea.com/discussion/117608/poe-dameron-armitage-hux-concept-ideas/p1?new=1
They shouldn't need to throw us a bone. We as fans shouldn't have pre-conceived notions on what should happen. When that occurs you have creation by committee (a massive committee) and committees don't produce good work.