With the recent release of the billion-dollar-grossing, fanservice-providing, feminist-friendly, Adam-Driver-showcasing, adequately-reheated Episode VII: The Force Awakens, the utterly abysmal Star Wars prequels have come in for a fresh round of vicious criticism from the pathetic nerds of the "SW Universe." (NB: that group includes your humble author.) It's now plainly apparent to everyone just how easy it would have been to make prequels that the audience actually liked and enjoyed, which is making everyone even
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With the recent release of the billion-dollar-grossing, fanservice-providing, feminist-friendly, Adam-Driver-showcasing, adequately-reheated Episode VII: The Force Awakens, the utterly abysmal Star Wars prequels have come in for a fresh round of vicious criticism from the pathetic nerds of the "SW Universe." (NB: that group includes your humble author.) It's now plainly apparent to everyone just how easy it would have been to make prequels that the audience actually liked and enjoyed, which is making everyone even