[ SECRET POST #3217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3217 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I quite like the prequels as well. There are definitely bad/boring bits, but the OT isn't perfect either. Plus, the prequels also have some really cool stuff and excellent performances as well. People always focus on how bad Anakin (both of them) and Padme were, but all the other (older) actors were pretty good.

I really do think it's a matter of how important the OT is to you. Also, they've become these mythical stories now, when back then they were just popular blockbusters. And then there's the fact that obviously the stuff you experience/like as a kid has more of an impact.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

It's not an either/or. One can note that Lucas's tin ear for human emotion and performance influenced both the prequels and A New Hope (the only one of the OT where Lucas was both final screenwriter and director, although it's pretty much an open secret that Marcia Luca saved Episode IV from a first cut that no one understood.)