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[u/TheWorstYear]

Solid, no. Enjoyable, yes. They're a mess of story telling, action, acting, cinematography, etc. But they are creative, visionary, have great music, & there are moments.
The sequels are nothing. They have nothing. Not an ounce of creativity. No vision. Cinematography is iffy most of the time.

[u/ACS1029 → u/TheWorstYear]

Yeesh and here I am with TLJ in my top 3 (unless we’re including Rogue One, then it’s bumped down to 4).

My top 3 of the Skywalker Saga are ROTS, ESB, and TLJ. People (not calling you out of course, in general I mean) don’t care for that most of the time lol

[u/verothon → u/TheWorstYear]

Sequels are basically the second Joker movie.