LogFAQs > #952745971

LurkerFAQs, Active DB, DB1, DB2, DB3, DB4, DB5, DB6, DB7, Database 8 ( 02.18.2021-09-28-2021 ), DB9, DB10, DB11, DB12, Clear

Topic List	Page List: 1
Topic	Avatar vs. The Force Awakens: Which movie has aged worse?
LinkMarioSamus 04/12/21 11:01:10 AM #9:	redrocket posted... TFA was fine when it came out and is still fine now. Certain people are just starting to retroactively hate it because Disney fucked up the rest of the trilogy. TFA could have been a flawed, but perfectly serviceable start to a great trilogy. That we didnt get that is not the fault of the first movie. I'm not even necessarily sure if it's that. I think there were lots of people who hated the sequel trilogy from day one and they only really started to become noticeable when TLJ came out. I also asked the question more in terms of how both these movies were huge events when they came out that people don't really talk about anymore. Even then, much of the reason TFA was so big at the time was because it was the first live-action theatrical Star Wars film since the much-mocked prequel trilogy. In a time where Star Wars has become just another Disney cash cow it's a little difficult for TFA to have much of an identity. --- Why do people act like the left is the party of social justice crusaders? <cite>LinkMarioSamus posted [p:952745971] in Avatar vs.... [t:79401312]...</cite> <quote>redrocket posted... </cite> <quote>TFA was fine when it came out and is still fine now. Certain people are just starting to retroactively hate it because Disney fucked up the rest of the trilogy. TFA could have been a flawed, but perfectly serviceable start to a great trilogy. That we didnt get that is not the fault of the first movie.</quote> I'm not even necessarily sure if it's that. I think there were lots of people who hated the sequel trilogy from day one and they only really started to become noticeable when TLJ came out. I also asked the question more in terms of how both these movies were huge events when they came out that people don't really talk about anymore. Even then, much of the reason TFA was so big at the time was because it was the first live-action theatrical Star Wars film since the much-mocked prequel trilogy. In a time where Star Wars has become just another Disney cash cow it's a little difficult for TFA to have much of an identity. --- Why do people act like the left is the party of social justice crusaders?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Topic List	Page List: 1