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(More customer reviews)The worst movies ever made. I loved the originals and watched these news ones in the theater and I because I was caught up in the hype. I wanted to like it because I waited so long for these movies to come out. But with each movie release I was increasingly disappointed. Why are they the worst movies?
1. Very bad acting (and the movies had good actors like Ewan McGregor and Natalie Portman, I don't know what happened) 2. Cheesy and annoying characters like Jar Jar Binks, Boss Nass, Battle Droids, etc.
3. Relied too much on CG to tell the story. 4. George Lucas lost his touch as a director long time ago.
Counter arguments that I've heard:
1. About Jar Jar Binks "It's supposed to have some humor in it"(That's true but these movies weren't funny)
2. About the cheesy and annoying acting. "It's not supposed to be an academy award movie just have fun with it."(Sorry, getting a headache from watching these movies isn't fun)
3. Overall stupidity ( Bad plot, bad direction, no sense of purpose, no loveable characters, story telling sucks) "It's supposed to be for kids" (I these films were dumbed down for today's kids, that's not a good trend because seem to be getting dumber)
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