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copyright: Star Wars is property of Disney and Lucas Films ethics and brevity: I have no affiliation with Star Wars or Disney. just a Sci-fi fan Introduction: The new Star Wars trilogy has garnered a mixed reception from fans, with many feeling disappointed by the lack of a cohesive narrative and plot points that felt unfinished or dropped altogether. In this piece, I aim to highlight some of the issues I have with the Disney trilogy and suggest possible solutions if I had been given the task to fix them. While I don't outright hate these movies, I find them flawed to the point of not fully enjoying them. Let us delve into the details of my gripes with these highly anticipated films. Time: During my discussions with my friend Ethan, he brought up the idea that more time would have allowed the team to develop and complete the story, including cutting content. He specifically mentioned Phasma's potential, pointing out how she could have been an imposing general that even

 Copyright:  Star Wars is owned by Disney and Lucas films brevity and ethics:  I have no association with Star Wars, Disney or the jedi temple A long time ago, in a Californian suburb far away. A young high school boy was trying to find himself. So many religions and factions to explore. In his ventures he found out about Jedism. That boy was me. In my life, I've tried to explore who I am and what I want to be and still am. I found myself in a cringy quest to become a Jedi.   I think every person even in their oldest of ages is trying to discover who they are. And in my quest to do that I became a little bit cringey. After my failed attempt to become a Buddhist, I found myself wanting to join Californa’s Jedi temple and become a padawan. Even though I had no way of going there and officially joining, I still wanted to feel like I was part of the crowd. I did not have any officially bidding or anything like that anyways so it wouldn't have mattered, but in my brain i assumed t

  Copyright: Star Wars, and Star Wars: The Clone wars are property of Disney, and Lucas Arts. Brevity and ethics:   I do not have any association with Star Wars, Disney or Lucasfilms. I also am watching this via dvds, and am only talking about story content. And removed any filler episodes. If an episode you liked was not talked about that is why. I will be doing it similarly to my squid games reviews where I will be reviewing four episodes a review.  Episode 1 Our series starts off exactly sometime after “Attack of the clones” ended. Though the exact time is unclear sadly. However, the animation is really good for a 3d animation series.  However, the series starts off running as we learn that on a distant planet, Yoda must negotiate with the king of Toydaria to form a peace treaty. For unknown reasons Yoda is late to the meeting. This is where we learn that Dooku has a Padawan of his own. Who relays a message that the Jedi are weak and the Sith can protect them . It cuts to space wher

we also did review episode 1 prior. you can read  here     Ethics and brevity: I bought these movies myself and have 0 affiliation with Disney. We do support the official release Copyright: Star Wars is property of Disney and Lucasfilms Story: We begin our movie with a galactic cruiser landing in Coruscant. Inside the cruiser is Padme and her small crew as an explosion. However, the renegades mostly survive with minimal casualties. As the survivors are rallied, they run into hiding as they try to reach the chamber where the Jed i and chancellor Palpatine are being held. It however does cut the Jedi council in a meeting with chancellor Palpatine discussing the possibility of war between the republic and the newly formed separatist army after the trade federation collapsed. However, the meeting is interrupted as Padme and her posse waltz in and tell us that count Dooku was probably the one who tried to have her killed. Which causes Palpatine to demand obi-wan protect her. Which