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<blockquote data-quote="TiQuinn" data-source="post: 9576411" data-attributes="member: 4871">Obviously, that's subjective. That's like asking someone if they thought The Last Jedi was a great Star Wars movie or a terrible Star Wars movie, and I say that clearly knowing there is a huge divide on that. Even more, if a lot of fans thought The Book of Fett was a badly reviewed show, you also have Andor, which received rave reviews and had a lot to say about authoritarianism.I mean, you could say the same thing pre-Disney. There's a lot of people who thought Lucas didn't have a steady hand with Star Wars anymore. How many people loathed the prequels? How many people loved the prequels? The big difference is that it was unquestionably Lucas' creation, and everyone recognized or could at least respect that it was truly &quot;his baby.&quot; Disney bought it, merchandised the hell out of it even more than Lucas, made a whole LOT more content that falls in all kinds of ranges of good to bad, but because it's not home-grown, it's a lot easier to slap the label of corporate product on it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TiQuinn, post: 9576411, member: 4871"] Obviously, that's subjective. That's like asking someone if they thought The Last Jedi was a great Star Wars movie or a terrible Star Wars movie, and I say that clearly knowing there is a huge divide on that. Even more, if a lot of fans thought The Book of Fett was a badly reviewed show, you also have Andor, which received rave reviews and had a lot to say about authoritarianism. I mean, you could say the same thing pre-Disney. There's a lot of people who thought Lucas didn't have a steady hand with Star Wars anymore. How many people loathed the prequels? How many people loved the prequels? The big difference is that it was unquestionably Lucas' creation, and everyone recognized or could at least respect that it was truly "his baby." Disney bought it, merchandised the hell out of it even more than Lucas, made a whole LOT more content that falls in all kinds of ranges of good to bad, but because it's not home-grown, it's a lot easier to slap the label of corporate product on it. [/QUOTE]

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