Star Wars enthusiasts will engage in endless discussions about the prequel trilogy for as long as the universe exists. In fact, even if only two humans remain on a desolate icy moon, one of them will likely say, “Sure, the lightsaber battles are well-choreographed, but can anyone truly appreciate George Lucas’ dialogue?”
Since the mid-2010s, a divide has been growing between fans who enjoyed the prequels as children and… well, everyone else. Those who were between the ages of 9 and 12 in the early 2000s now look back nostalgically at the past, questioning if perhaps we were too hasty in our judgment.
Consequently, Revenge of the Sith is now frequently heralded as the “best” Star Wars film, leading one fan to exclaim that the world has gone mad on a Reddit post:
Supporters of the movie argue that Revenge of the Sith unquestionably stands out as the best installment in the prequel trilogy, although others swiftly acknowledge that this isn’t a lofty standard to meet. Advocates of the sequel trilogy then emerge to assert that the more recent films are better crafted (except, perhaps, for The Rise of Skywalker) and simply more enjoyable to watch.
This never-ending debate is worth bearing in mind. In a few years, Star Wars will reach its 50th anniversary, inevitably encompassing a vast array of fans spanning different ages and perspectives. Conflict is inevitable, but it’s fair to say that the Star Wars fan community would be far less intriguing without these heated arguments.
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