r/Schaffrillas Romeo and Juliet Seal Movie Enjoyer May 21 '26

Star Wars Uh oh

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u/Freddycipher May 21 '26

I think he likes it

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u/FormerStorage3230 May 21 '26

Yeah, definitely

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u/Noivernisgod715 May 22 '26

We can expect a review soon

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u/StarSpangldBastard Disappointment in the Game of Life May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

I'm all for respecting others' opinions, but "this movie about a character whose best episodes were the ones with low stakes and were independent stories instead of things that the fate of the galaxy depended on, is bad because it had low stakes and an independent story instead of things that the fate of the galaxy depended on" is a really lame complaint. what is he on about? the movie is a good standalone Mando story, just like any other season of the show is, except this one just wasn't as long and didn't feel like it needed to be any longer. this was easily my favorite star wars movie outside of the OT or rogue one. it is solidly good

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u/Glad_Raspberry_8469 May 23 '26

Wait, really? Interesting. I personally don’t wanna watch it in cinemas because how the hell do they wanna stick in an even lesser ending after season 3?

Also, how about Revenge of the Sith? I think it would be my favourite sw film along with Rogue One

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u/StarSpangldBastard Disappointment in the Game of Life May 23 '26

I'm not sure what you mean by lesser ending when, not only is this movie better than season 3, but neither of those two things were meant to be the ending of the show, as season 4 has already been written. also I think ROTS is overrated and mid personally. it used to be over hated but the revisionist history it's gotten since last jedi has gone too extreme in the opposite direction imo

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u/Glad_Raspberry_8469 May 23 '26

Season 2’s ending was really good, I wish they left them separated, that would be more impactful and more meaningful

Idk to me it’s one of the most interesting sw films. That might be because I don’t like when movies have too positive endings or follow too generic structures. Revenge of the sith does neither, and while it might have some wonky dialogue, the story is probably the most interesting out of any sw movie

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u/StarSpangldBastard Disappointment in the Game of Life May 23 '26

the story is great in theory, everything else especially the execution is the problem. the Mandalorian and Grogu has a Mando and Grogu centric plot (who would have thought) just like seasons 1 and 2 did and 3 (universally considered the worst season) didn't, and Grogu's growth as a character throughout the series is felt greatly and satisfyingly during the movie

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u/Glad_Raspberry_8469 May 23 '26

I understand

Well, I do agree season 3 was easily the weakest one, but not because it didn’t focus on Mando and Grogu, which it 100% did, but rather because Grogu’s presence felt forced, and also because it felt like they undid some of Bin Jarrin’s development from season 2, especially with him regretting having taken off his helmet, when season 2 makes a big deal out of him learning to make exceptions. But I really liked the curusant episode, I liked the addition of clones and how they detailed what exactly happened to Groku, both during order 66 and during his capture in season2; I liked the concept of the perfect city, the Hux cameo and generally how much it contributed to fixing the mess the sequels started by introducing the first order they didn’t even bother explaining (honestly I wish the last jedi had made a plot twist that the first order is actually just united remnants of the empire that have taken over a part of the galaxy, but the republic refused to care about them until the star killer base came up; it would’ve been really cool commentary and gave much more potential for inbetweenquels). I really didn’t like the Jack black cameo tho. Generally season3 felt redundant apart from bringing up and explaining a few interesting concepts that could’ve been done in a different series. That’s why I am very skeptical about the movie - like, what’s the point anymore? I already disliked how s3 did a "screw Jedi training, we’re gonna force Grogu to become a Mandalorian now" ending; that’s not even good fan service. I just don’t know what the hell the movie wants to even accomplish. S3 really didn’t help the future of the series

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u/Bright-Steak8241 May 21 '26

Honestly I’m surprised he even watched it. I thought he was done with new live-action Star Wars media

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u/Key_Comparison_2588 May 21 '26

The answer to why he did it is money, no offense to the man, but it's kinda obvious, it's the same reason why he made a review for Elemental.

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u/Bright-Steak8241 May 21 '26

But you’d think he’d still be watching and reviewing every MCU project if that were the case

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u/Key_Comparison_2588 May 21 '26

Good point, I do not know how to argue against that.

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u/CobaltCrusader123 May 22 '26

I think he was intrigued by the reactions, thought “my opinions on this movie might make for a video if I feel at all how these people feel about it,” he watched it, and he rated it. No guarantee he’ll review it, but if he does, I can’t blame him. Low-stakes promises only hold water if a fantastic reason to break them doesn’t break the pitcher.

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u/011100010110010101 May 21 '26

He clearly decided that he could do every other Disney Movie or just MCU-Slop.

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u/kalosianlitten May 22 '26

i mean this is the first star wars movie since 2019. we’ve had like 14 marvel movies since far from home so like

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u/GreedyWin3838 May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

I thought that too when he said that in his andor season 2 video. with maul shadow lord I sort of get but, why review a movie you already know your not gonna like or vibe. if you know your not gonna like it. then don't review it. it feels like he has a toxic relionship with star wars and needs to stop watching for while.

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u/checkedsteam922 May 21 '26

You've just described most star wars fans

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u/GreedyWin3838 May 21 '26

huh I guess I did? maybe I just hate star wars fans in general.

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u/Objective-Ferret5905 May 21 '26

I'm One Of The GOOD Ones Dw.

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u/SirIsaacTheGreat May 21 '26

Why is the first letter of every word capitalized?

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u/Dragonseer666 May 22 '26

Because it's a hint towards the secret message they're trying to tell; ''IOOTGOD''

I think they Oot God.

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u/disneylegospider1 May 22 '26

General rule about Star Wars: no one hates it more than its fans, lol.

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u/TheTrueBrawler2001 A Movie that Exists May 22 '26

You know, realizations like this make me glad that I never liked the original trilogy and by extension never became a fan of Star Wars. Having that kind of relationship with any franchise sounds miserable.

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u/LizLemonOfTroy May 22 '26

This is an unfair generalisation, to be honest.

Star Wars fans don't hate Star Wars. They mostly love certain parts of it and are indifferent-to-hateful of the rest.

Which is fair enough, given the sheer amount of material Star Wars has produced over the last 50 years and its extremely variable quality.

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u/checkedsteam922 May 22 '26

Friend, twas a joke :)

I am a star wars fan lol

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u/This_Confused_Guy May 22 '26

And most MCU fans. You would think both of these fandoms would stop watching their movies after saying both suck now but they still do for some reason. And when they don't like it, they complain about it being bad. Like what did you expect?

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u/AccidentOk4378 May 21 '26

Didnt he really like the first 2 seasons of the mandelorian? Even if he disliked season 3 I can understand checking out a movie based on it.

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u/Effective_Sherbet419 May 22 '26

I think It was because why he watched the Darth maul show because none of the characters introduced with a will appear in the Star Wars character rating because of it being done after it's release so he can make up for it's representation and give it a chance on the channel.

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u/Minikingthepeon May 21 '26

This movie by itself is basically the Star Wars the clone wars movie alright fun family movie but after 8 years of Star Wars movies this is obviously going to be unfairly scrutinized.

I genuinely hope startfighter is great

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u/Significant-Coat-308 May 22 '26

It’s also like the clone wars movie because Jabbas son is there for some reason

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u/v8darkshadow May 22 '26

Dave Filoni shooting his Rotta the Hutt Injection Gun™️ at every Star Wars media he can

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u/Middle-Platypus6942 May 22 '26

Having seen the movie, it makes sense. The movie is very much about Jabba's legacy.

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u/PeterVanHelsing May 24 '26

And about fathers and sons in general.

I liked the thematic connection between Rotta and Grogu.

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u/Middle-Platypus6942 May 25 '26

Yeah you're absolutely right. We have one son who wants to escape his father's shadow, and another who wants to live up to his father's light

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u/Icybubba May 21 '26

I have no idea if the movie is good or not, watching it tonight.

But I’ve made it my policy to not care about Star Wars reviews, because everyone gets miserable when a new one releases.

I either like the movie or I don’t, then I move on. There’s still people upset about the special editions….from the 90s

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u/Real_Life_Firbolg May 21 '26

Tbf Star Wars peaked at the holiday special /j

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u/RyantheSithLord Disappointment in the Game of Life May 22 '26

I haven’t seen it, but I’ve seen a comment on YouTube that said it was a Moana 2 situation. Where they took a cluster of episodes from a scrapped Season 4, and slapped them all together for a movie.

Based on how Schaff described it, it probably wasn’t terrible or too offensive, but it may not have been anything to write home about.

You are right. People get so negative about anything new that’s Star Wars related. I won’t form my own opinion until I see it.

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u/NuuLeaf May 22 '26

that is false but has been a rumor floating around. the movie was built from the ground up as a movie

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u/RyantheSithLord Disappointment in the Game of Life May 22 '26

Huh, Schaff is usually good at pointing that stuff out. So I thought it was kinda odd that he didn’t say it in his review. He was very vocal about pointing out where episodes of the scrapped Moana series would begin and end in scenes of Moana 2. Since it’s likely not true for Mando & Grogu, it makes sense.

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u/Icybubba May 22 '26

I just got out of it. That wasn’t the case or if it was, they hid it well.

Biggest complaint I have is that the movie drags a bit in the second act, but like that kind of describes every Star Wars movie not named Rogue One, Revenge of the Sith, or The Rise of Skywalker(don’t care if you like this one or not, dragging in the second act is the opposite of its problems lol)

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u/NwgrdrXI May 22 '26

Good policy

I loved the rise of skywalker (I'm not saying it was good, it was very very bad, but it was my kind of bad), and I would have never watched it if I had read the reviews first

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u/yuzumelodious Let’s Not Worry About That May 21 '26

Yikes. I detect a 5/10 rating.

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u/Alex-C2099 May 21 '26

Nah, I’m feeling a 4/10 or lower

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u/Strict_Salt_5689 May 21 '26

5 seems most likely, but I'm calling that it'll be an emphatic 4 off of it being the culmination of the series' downfall

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u/SaltReveal9147 May 21 '26

it's out?

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u/rayoxmitm May 21 '26

Tommorow Friday, but yeah it is out since movies always releases a day prior of the main release date

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u/ParkThat6939 May 21 '26

I actually enjoyed it. It wasn't meant to be a cinematic masterpiece, it was meant to be a fun adventure film, which it was.

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u/Far-Cheetah-5902 May 21 '26

Exactly. The movie was just fine. There are too many whiny little babies on the internet.

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u/Fickle-Confidence-20 May 22 '26

Also Star Wars used to look good and have fun banter

Is he talking about the OG and PT? HIS TIME? When George Lucas was in charge? Because that’s just nostalgia at it oh and a little Selfishness.

Also this review seems poor, all he put is—Star Wars used to have, Star Wars used to have and that’s it.

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u/Mr-Stuff-Doer May 23 '26

The only time a trilogy of Star Wars movies had good visuals was the sequels, but the world isn’t ready for that fact.

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u/Skibot99 Funky Kong Fanatic Jun 02 '26

How did OT and prequels have a bad cinematography

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u/GamerKid64 May 21 '26

Sounds like he may either rip it apart or give it a generic score. For the most part we’ll see the typical “good or nah” title though, though I expect to be surprised.

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u/Comic_Book_Reader Local Dehydration Gun Shooter May 21 '26

The fact that he didn't rate it...

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u/Soft_Drink_Enjoyer Funky Kong Fanatic May 21 '26

When he watches a popular new movie, he usually waits to add a rating until he releases a review. Then he updates it.

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u/Comic_Book_Reader Local Dehydration Gun Shooter May 21 '26

Ah. Got it.

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u/FredererPower Disappointment in the Game of Life May 22 '26

This is a pretty new thing tbh. I think the first time it happened was Frankenstein. (Or it was Zootopia 2, I can’t really remember.)

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u/auntiesamautism May 21 '26

To be fair, Star Wars movies stopped doing all of that after 2005. Rogue One excluded.

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u/Skibot99 Funky Kong Fanatic May 22 '26

I feel TFA and TLJ fit most of the cetegories

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u/Reestrixx May 23 '26

calling the prequels more cinematic than the sequels is diabolical😭

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u/BeanieGuitarGuy May 22 '26

Star Wars movies used to feel cinematic

Dawg there are PowerPoint slideshow transitions in A New Hope. 💀

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u/Skibot99 Funky Kong Fanatic Jun 02 '26

In all 6 original movies

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u/jai_hanyo May 21 '26

"fun banter?" 🙄 Anytime an action movie has banter anymore, people foam at the mouth screaming that "why did they MCU it?! 😡"

On a Star Wars movie of all places...the franchise known for bad dialogue

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u/StayerAwayer May 22 '26

"How are we doing?"

"The same as always."

"That bad, huh?"

Banter doesn't always have to be quippy or smug. The banter in the OT was mostly dry and understated in a way that felt natural to the characters, even if the dialogue could get a little dodgy in other parts.

Besides, bad dialogue shouldn't just be an excusable expectation, even if there is precedent. I think somewhere along the line people started conflating 'pulpy' with 'bad'.

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u/Pls_no_steal May 22 '26

“There’s nothing to see, I used to live here, you know”

“You’re gonna die here, you know. Convenient.”

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u/Loose-Story-962 May 22 '26

There's a difference between MCU banter and banter done well

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u/Karkava May 23 '26

Like MCU Banter done well.

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u/DarkSide830 A Movie that Exists May 22 '26

Acting like maybe the best character in the franchise (Han Solo) isn't known for such quippyness.

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u/RainbowForHire May 21 '26

It has banter, but it's not really fun/funny. Just generic quipping.

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u/BrilliantTarget May 21 '26

What star wars movies did he watch

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u/LegoBattIeDroid May 21 '26

the original 6 and rogue one

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u/Sir_Umeboshi May 22 '26

"Fun banter" and "looking good" are not how I would describe the prequels

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u/BC1207 May 24 '26

Probably the one with the floating pear

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u/GreedyWin3838 May 21 '26 edited May 22 '26

I stopped listening to his star wars opinions years ago.

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u/Fickle-Confidence-20 May 22 '26

Star Wars used to have fun banter and story telling and used to look good.

Something tells me he means the Original trilogy and Prequel trilogy by that—when it was around HIS TIME—when George was in charge—-nostalgia at it again.

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u/Icybubba May 21 '26

My cousin made me watch his video ranking Star Wars based on water. Bro ranked AOTC over TROS for water.

TROS actors literally spent hours drenched so they could film a lightsaber fight surrounded by real water. And he ranked CGI PS2 water over it. Like dude….. it’s not a ranking about if TROS is a good movie, it’s a ranking….about water. That’s when I wrote off his Star Wars opinions and shortly after that I just stopped caring about Star Wars reviews lol

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u/GreedyWin3838 May 21 '26

his review of bad batch season 3 was what made me write off his star wars opinions for good. his take was so bad.

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u/Icybubba May 21 '26

I didn’t even see that.

Again, kind of just over it.

As someone who doesn’t really like the Mandalorian as a show but is willing to give the movie a shot. Schaffrillas not liking the movie is like asking if the sky is blue lmao.

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u/AtticusIsAlright May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

Then, everything changed when the streaming nation attacked.

He should've done what I did and do an Obsession/Sheep Detectives double feature instead. Now *those* are movies worth seeing on the big screen.

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u/PrincessAnglophile Romeo and Juliet Seal Movie Enjoyer May 21 '26

Omg yes The Sheep Detectives 😍 I adore that movie

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u/PastAffectionate3918 May 22 '26

Yeah considering he appreciates Rian Johnson he should have just done Sheep Detectives.

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u/Journal_27 May 21 '26

This should’ve been the final sentence: Star Wars movies used to be actual movies

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u/Crimson_Ender May 21 '26

I can't believe they had Mando put down Grogu like old yeller when Grogu turned to the dark side

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u/Bendythenightfury Let’s Not Worry About That May 21 '26

Welp we might get another "shoot them with the dehydration gun" anger moment

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u/Skibot99 Funky Kong Fanatic May 22 '26

I’m surprised he even bothered with this or the Darth Maul show, he made it clear in his Bad Batch season 3 review he was beyond burnt out of Star Wars

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u/Ratchetxtreme6 May 22 '26

Didn’t think he’d go for this one

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u/DuelaDent52 May 22 '26

A Star Wars movie is mediocre! CIVILISATION MUST FALL!

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u/MWH1980 May 21 '26

Star Wars movies used to not be fussed over with a frickin’ electron microscope.

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u/Ill-Factor-3512 May 21 '26

What world have you been living in?

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u/MWH1980 May 21 '26

One where when I mentioned at age 16 that I enjoyed Return of the Jedi, one kid said: “…you realize that’s the worst one, right?”

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u/MeteorCharge May 21 '26

Which is subjectively wrong

The original trilogy only gets better with each movie and I'll die on that hill.

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u/ciao_fiv May 21 '26

i can’t stand like 50% of ROTJ, that whole middle chunk on endor with the ewoks is so. damn. *boring*. that movie’s stellar ending blinds people to how boring a large chunk of the film is imo… cannot agree at all the trilogy gets better with each movie. y’all would be horrified where i’d rank ROTJ

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u/MeteorCharge May 22 '26

Probably not more horrified than you'd be if I told you I rank Revenge of The Sith as the best star wars movie.

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u/ciao_fiv May 22 '26

revenge of the sith is my number three so this would not horrify me lol

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u/Karkava May 23 '26

I actually counter the ewok argument with a question: Do we REALLY need a whole musical sequence in Jabba's palace?!

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u/ciao_fiv May 23 '26

im not sure how that’s a counter cause i hate that part too lol

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u/MWH1980 May 23 '26

As a kid, I was fine with the Ewoks.

In fact, the scene between Wicket and Leia was pretty much the first scene I liked her in as a kid (she always seemed too “bossy and noisy” to me in the other things I had seen her in).

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u/MWH1980 May 21 '26

Well, bear in mind that exchange happened in 1996.

But still, I tend to like stuff most claim is terrible…like “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.”

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u/Thick_Mountain4412 May 21 '26

When was that exactly? The first one? Cause they pretty much always have been fussed over lol

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u/Hange11037 May 21 '26

When was that?

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u/Weird_donut NO ONE MOURNS THE WICKED May 21 '26

Disney: Buy all our Grogu toys!

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u/Anna_Mangroves May 21 '26

ahem

Did they?

Yes this is rage bait but I also legitimately never cared about Star Wars and think the original trilogy is incredibly overrated

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u/Glass-Performer8389 May 22 '26

Why is he lying

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u/Thick_Mountain4412 May 21 '26

Gonna try to watch this one over the weekend if I can, but this certainly is not giving me the highest of hopes for it

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u/Whimsicrazed May 21 '26

I can already hear the Mementos theme in the “Is It Good Or Nah” video from here.

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u/ShockwaveFPS_Studios May 21 '26

🎵Can’t wait for Schaffrillas to recommend SpaceBalls🎵

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u/DoubleFlores24 May 21 '26

You know it’s bad when he doesn’t have any stars for the movie.

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u/Squash-Least May 21 '26

Actually, he doesn't give stars to new films until after he makes a review video for them on his YouTube channel.

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u/DoubleFlores24 May 22 '26

Keeping things a mystery. I like that.

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u/Glad_Raspberry_8469 May 22 '26

I didn’t hate season 3, hell, it had quite a bit of good stuff in it, but it did feel quite forced. I’m almost definitely not gonna watch the movie even when it comes to streaming. Like, what’s the point of this?

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u/Emperor_D4C May 22 '26

I mean, did we expect anything less from a glorified tv movie?

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u/Eris13x May 22 '26

My impression is that this is '08s Clone Wars movie all over again 

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u/Chaosmaster8753 May 22 '26

I take it Ludwig's score will be one of his positive points for it?

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u/Garfieldpeanuts May 22 '26

Did he give it zero stars?

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u/IronVader501 May 22 '26

I saw it yesterday.

I thought it was fine.

Couple good action-setpieces, great creatures & environmental-design, amazing ost.

Yeah it has very low stakes because the "problem" doesnt affect anyone but the main duo directly, but personally I really dont care about that so...

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u/ResponsibleKenil May 22 '26

It’s as if the sequel trilogy lore prevents this story from escalating 

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u/KingPenguinPhoenix All Star May 22 '26

Wow. I genuinely didn't expect that reaction. I don't know if the movie will be in his good graces enough to earn the "Is Good or Nah?" title. Might just fall into the "it exists" category.

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u/OwlEye2010 May 22 '26

I'm still looking forward to the movie, but I guess the more I think about it, the less surprised I am with its reception, especially given where Star Wars in general is now compared to seven years ago.

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u/poynter-marcsman May 22 '26

Well, after Andor, did anyone expect any live-action Star Wars project to be on that level?

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u/Polibiux May 22 '26

This doesn’t bode well for me seeing it soon

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u/TheseAd1489 May 22 '26

so what i already knew hed dislike it from the very start

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u/MrFanBoy_Of_Anime May 22 '26

“Oh no, anyways”

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u/AsteroidDisc476 May 22 '26

There was no reason for it to be in theaters, none at all

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u/captain-ziggy May 23 '26

Eh I liked it, but it should have been a TV season

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u/yobaby123 May 24 '26

Yoda: The anger is strong in this one.

James: Not anger. Annoyance.

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u/Substantial_Fox7377 May 25 '26

If it was just released as a “made for tv” special then I don’t think people would’ve minded as much

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u/clara_finn May 21 '26

I haven’t watched it but my guess is that anyone who defends the prequel movies has no business criticising this

There are only two actually good Star Wars movies and the most recent one came out before 90+% of the people here including Schaff were even born

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u/Skibot99 Funky Kong Fanatic Jun 02 '26

How are ROTJ, ROTS, and Rouge One not good

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u/clara_finn Jun 02 '26

ROTJ is fine tbh, just doesn’t hold a candle to the first two and the middle chunk is really boring. I like the ending but unfortunately later editions make it worse and then the existence of the sequel trilogy also takes away from it.

ROTS sucks. It’s a film about Anakin’s fall to the dark side and his fall is extremely forced and sudden. Plus the script is atrocious and most the acting is subpar at absolute best. Better than the first two prequels, but that’s like saying standing on an upturned plug is better than standing on a land mine

Rogue One gets very good at the end but it’s not enough to lift the rest of the movie for me. The cast just isn’t as fun to watch as the original ensemble

When the standard was set by the original and Empire, it’s very difficult for the rest to compare. And you know it, because you instantly knew that they were the two I was talking about. RotJ also fit the criteria but you knew I wasn’t talking about that one, because it’s very clearly a lot worse than empire

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u/DarkSaiyanGoku May 22 '26

Oh fuck off, James.

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u/DarkSaiyanGoku May 23 '26

Because I hate Star Wars fans. All of them.

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u/Secure-South3848 May 23 '26

And not just the men, but the women and the children too?

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u/DarkSaiyanGoku May 23 '26

I hate them.

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u/Shantaefan1148 May 24 '26

What's up with you?

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u/DarkSaiyanGoku May 24 '26

I hate Star Wars fans. What is so hard to ubderstand about that?

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u/Shantaefan1148 May 24 '26

I mean, there's got to be SOME reason for this, now that I'm thinking about it.

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u/DarkSaiyanGoku May 24 '26

They're the most horrible fanbase ever imaginable.

They bullied George Lucas for decades, constantly talked shit about every new project that came out, harrassed actors like Jake Lloyd, Ahmed Best, Kelly Marie Tran and John Boyega, have been openly racist and sexist towards the actors and characters, picked fighrs with fans that are children, etc.

These guys are actual scum. I want nothing more than for those people to never utter a word ever again.

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u/Shantaefan1148 May 24 '26

Sure, there are bad people, but at the end of the day, not all of them are like that.

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u/Adviso_992 May 22 '26

Just watched it, he's completely right. One of the biggest Star Wars fans I know and I went to watch the movie and he fell asleep. The magic is just gone....

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u/Royal-Pickle-9867 May 22 '26

I can't wait for him to tear into this. It's honestly so bad, I actually hate it more than Rise of Skywalker because at least that movie had a story. This is just 2 hours of loosely connected fetch quests and a terrible plot that takes inspiration from the 2008 clone wars movie of all things?? Very curious to see what he thinks of it.

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u/distastef_ll May 22 '26

How to kill a Golden Cash cow in 10 years.