MGibster
Legend
You should give the sequel a chance as it's much better.Highlander was such a bad movie I walked out.
You should give the sequel a chance as it's much better.Highlander was such a bad movie I walked out.
You should give the sequel a chance as it's much better.
Highlander was such a bad movie I walked out.
I don't think I'd ever seen a movie where the filmmakers seemed actively angry at the fans of the original movie. We were stunned and eventually furious when we walked out of the theater after Highlander 2.A sequel so good it forever ruined the original
The Last Jedi.I don't think I'd ever seen a movie where the filmmakers seemed actively angry at the fans of the original movie.
No, he took a very big swing and for a large part of the fanbase, it felt like an attack, but it was clearly a desire to shake up the franchise in a way that he (and fans of TLJ) thought was for the better.The Last Jedi.
He should never should have been allowed to swing that hammer. The sequel trilogy deeply suffered from a lack of cohesive vision. There's nothing wrong with a big narrative shift in something like Andor, or a film separate from the core series. But doing such a thing in the penultimate episode of a 40+ year saga is a mistake, and it hurt the brand.No, he took a very big swing and for a large part of the fanbase, it felt like an attack, but it was clearly a desire to shake up the franchise in a way that he (and fans of TLJ) thought was for the better.
I loved it, personally. It might even be my favorite Star War after Andor. But I can certainly see why him attempting to create a marble statue by using a sledgehammer on a block of marble freaked a lot of people out.
I saw TLJ and was so upset that they took my favorite character from the previous movie (Finn) and relegated him to minor side position with a ham-fisted social message (this isn't Trek! We don't need social messages in Star Wars!). I liked the very beginning and the very end (although I think I liked the end more for the visuals than anything else), but found everything in the middle to be dreadful.No, he took a very big swing and for a large part of the fanbase, it felt like an attack, but it was clearly a desire to shake up the franchise in a way that he (and fans of TLJ) thought was for the better.
I loved it, personally. It might even be my favorite Star War after Andor. But I can certainly see why him attempting to create a marble statue by using a sledgehammer on a block of marble freaked a lot of people out.
In contrast, Highlander 2 suggests that everything people liked about the original was stupid and wrong.
Keri Russell, who basically was parachuted in from a non-existent entirely different movie, was also excellent.I still haven't seen Rise of Skywalker. A friend did, and when I asked him how it was, he paused for a moment and said, "the music was very good."