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Star Wars: 15 Reasons Why The Force Awakens Is WORSE Than The Phantom Menace
Ask any Star Wars fan what the worst SW movie is, and it’s almost guaranteed they’ll say The Phantom Menace. The start of a new prequel trilogy to the beloved original classics, TPM introduced us to a young Obi-Wan, the boy who would become Darth Vader, and a universe on the brink of succumbing to the tyranny of one man. The only problem was that it pretty much sucked, and the following two films had questionable qualities all their own (or did they?).
Come 2015, the first installment of a sequel trilogy was released, entitled The Force Awakens, which was greeted with open arms from fans who had grown tired of George Lucas and his increasingly bizarre alterations made to the existing trilogies.
Episode VII enjoyed immense financial and critical success, and Star Wars lovers propped it up as the champion that saved the franchise from a tired old man who no longer understood his creation.
That’s great, but what if they were all wrong? What if the direct fan-pandering blinded hoards of people from the possibility that The Force Awakens is not just a bad movie, but worse than The Phantom Menace?
In our 15 Reasons That The Force Awakens is WORSE Than The Phantom Menace, we intend to prove just that.
http://screenrant.com/star-wars-the-forc...om-menace/
15. Rey’s Skill Set
14. Finn’s Character Arc Is Nonsense
13. Overloaded Fan Service
12. Lackluster Side Characters
11. There Is No Context…
10. …Because Supplemental Materials Are Required
9. Uninspired Ship Designs
8. Breakneck Pacing
7. Weak Alien Designs
6. Tries To Outdo The Previous Trilogies And Fails
5. Snoke
4. Weird Politics
3. Disappointing Set Pieces
2. Loose Ends And Sequel Bait
1. Artistically Dead
Star Wars: 15 Reasons Why The Force Awakens Is WORSE Than The Phantom Menace
Ask any Star Wars fan what the worst SW movie is, and it’s almost guaranteed they’ll say The Phantom Menace. The start of a new prequel trilogy to the beloved original classics, TPM introduced us to a young Obi-Wan, the boy who would become Darth Vader, and a universe on the brink of succumbing to the tyranny of one man. The only problem was that it pretty much sucked, and the following two films had questionable qualities all their own (or did they?).
Come 2015, the first installment of a sequel trilogy was released, entitled The Force Awakens, which was greeted with open arms from fans who had grown tired of George Lucas and his increasingly bizarre alterations made to the existing trilogies.
Episode VII enjoyed immense financial and critical success, and Star Wars lovers propped it up as the champion that saved the franchise from a tired old man who no longer understood his creation.
That’s great, but what if they were all wrong? What if the direct fan-pandering blinded hoards of people from the possibility that The Force Awakens is not just a bad movie, but worse than The Phantom Menace?
In our 15 Reasons That The Force Awakens is WORSE Than The Phantom Menace, we intend to prove just that.
http://screenrant.com/star-wars-the-forc...om-menace/
15. Rey’s Skill Set
14. Finn’s Character Arc Is Nonsense
13. Overloaded Fan Service
12. Lackluster Side Characters
11. There Is No Context…
10. …Because Supplemental Materials Are Required
9. Uninspired Ship Designs
8. Breakneck Pacing
7. Weak Alien Designs
6. Tries To Outdo The Previous Trilogies And Fails
5. Snoke
4. Weird Politics
3. Disappointing Set Pieces
2. Loose Ends And Sequel Bait
1. Artistically Dead