The Death of a Franchise 

Losing hope in a movie series built on hope. That’s deep

didnt hear a single lie.

Sounds better except for that Leia reveal. Anakin is the chosen one.

I saw Rogue One before I realized what was really going on. I watched The Mandalorian when it came out just because I liked the people involved. I happened to be off the day Andor came out. I waited a few hours that day to hear if Andor was good or not. If it sucked I wouldn’t have watched it. I will probably watch Mando and Ahsoka regardless but I’m going to treat Skeleton Crew and Acolyte the same way I did Andor.

Everything in this video is right. Disney Star Wars just made everything (almost) dumb. I loved Star Wars for its serious themes and all the awesome stuff of the galaxy far, far away. The sequels (or rather TROS) just made everything turn shit for me. When I saw Andor, it was the kind of Star Wars I always wanted...but it also disappointed me because why can't Disney be consistent? At this point, I just gave Star Wars up for Dune because Disney just ruined it for me at that point. It makes me sad that Disney might never even listen to Star Wars fans and keep making shit shows.

I'm still going to be a fan star wars star trek transformers mutants aliens hybrids scientists so much-needed in Sci fi please if the shows struggle and fail I beg u to find a way and keep technologies ideas alive somehow someway

Sad truth.

Damn great vid man

Loved your video ! Subbed

IDC what anyone else says revenge of the sith is better than return of the Jedi and more entertaining than New Hope. In my personal opinion only empire is better

L love Star wars

You know what people like ?.... Big space battles , war , lightsabers and accompanying battles and a good vs evil storyline , there's always to much build up for some lackluster action .... Clones wars battles and revenge of the sith did it right and some of the smaller scenes from the newer shows

Disney is every bit as evil as The Empire. I wouldn't consciously give one red nickle to Disney.

Pretty spot on take

It isn't depressing. It allows us to watch the OT (and Rogue One... I know, my secret shame) often until senility removes ALL Doucheney offerings from our brains, and our only memories are of Star Wars.... NOT Soy Wars. 😀

Facts

Ep 7-9 were meant to be 'safe'. This is not to say that expensive movies cant be ground breaking or simply very good movies. Just that this is Disney and their main brand is to be family friendly in all things. Streaming allows other options however. Which actually is just fine for me. With much smaller budgets, and new+cheaper ways to achieve great things, more chances can be taken. Might be a big success (Mandalorian), or a flop (Boba Fett). Kennobi actually wasnt all that bad. Not terrible but not memorable. Still worth making and watching though. And if something turns out not too good its not a big write off for Disney. There were good and practical reasons for cancelling the games. By EA, who paid a ton of money for exclusive rights to the franchise, not Disney. Spiraling costs. The technology was not yet there (is now). Other expensive priorities for the business. Both in terms of their cost as well as the need for additional programmers/artists/builders etc. This happens all the time. Also happens quite often that something might look great in demo's or at E3 but the final product is terrible.

Rogue one was one of the best movies because it wasn’t a child version of Star Wars like all the other ones they make now

I think the force awakens was a solid movie building up to something that could've been. But 8 and 9 were so bad

Dont give ANY props to TFA... A Jar-Jar rehash of ANH that fails in EVERY WAY a film can fail. I know in less than 15 minutes that TFA was just a series of "and then" coincidences that would be impossible in our universe. TFA is rotten to the core and to me, it is the WORST of the sequel trilogy.

Can we please stop pretending the prequel we’re not garbage. They were garbage longer ago.

Kid, $73 million 40 years ago is not what it is today. There is such a thing as inflation and dollar depreciation over time. So don't compare today's $300 million with that previous $73 million spent almost 40 years ago. This money had a different value. Ask your grandfather how many Haburgers $100 could buy in the 1970s and how many you can buy now. You've got a lot to learn about life, kid.😂

Didn't really get the fuss over Andor if I'm honest.🤷‍♂️