(12-22-2017 11:52 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Wow. I can understand some criticisms but you feel this is worse than Episode I (annoying Jar Jar Binks and the bad actor kid "Annie") or Episode II with flatlining Hayden Christensen?

Here's the difference between the prequel and the sequel trilogies. The prequel trilogies, at the very least, and a central plot line throughout the three movies that pushed the story through. Sure, you can argue that the prequel movies are poorly executed (and I would agree with that), but at least the central plot is there to carry you through.

The sequel trilogy (up to this point) have no tangible central plot that you can follow, IMO. It seems to be a series of movies made up of subplots, some of which carry over to the next movie, but no central plot. This stems from the fact that these writers and creators did not map out the entire trilogy for all three movies before they started making the first movie. It really seems like they are patching the movies together as they go along.