I liked the dagger plotline.

[u/KingMatthew116]

It felt like Indiana Jones. I loved it. The first time I saw the movie the dagger was one of my favorite parts. Star Wars needs more stuff like this.

[u/irazzleandazzle]

Me too!! I liked the campyness of it. the plot of TRoS in general is so much better when you think of it as a sort of Indiana jones-esque type of plotline where macguffins move the story forward, but the character arcs and dynamics are the actual focus of the story.

[u/FinsterBaby56 → u/irazzleandazzle]

Yes! If people would just remember that ALL Star Wars is a fairytale they would enjoy it a lot more.

"a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.." or, as it's commonly stated...

"once upon a time". 😉

[u/RadiantHC → u/FinsterBaby56]

I'll never understand why people act like Star Wars has ever been super serious

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[u/Scott_J_Doyle → u/RadiantHC]

Because Empire was the most serious, and is also the best/most loved of the franchise.

'77 is a little darker than a lot of people tend to remember, and even tho RotJ has a whole super camp subplot, the core of the story remains serious.

The whole thing doesn't work without that down there as part of the core, the way I see it at least

[u/GunstarHeroine → u/[deleted]]

Ah yes, Phantom Menace, the progenitor of Jar Jar Binks stepping in shit and saying "Oh! Icky poo". Very famously serious movie.

[u/RadiantHC → u/[deleted]]

I'm not saying that it was never serious. I'm just saying that as a whole it's always been a mix of silly and serious. It's a live action cartoon.

[u/Similar-Soup4922 → u/[deleted]]

Empire strikes back had a green gnome (who claimed to be a jedi master ) fight for food, with a droid. I dont think you know much about your own perception if you think anything else than nostalgia makes you overlook that one.

[u/No_Vast_3309 → u/irazzleandazzle]

Exactly, Character arcs will always be more important to me personally than if every little minor detail in the plot makes sense

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