MrLonely911 :
The worst thing they did was destroy the new republic and reset everything back to the start. Han Solo is a smuggler again, Leia is a rebel again. The empire (first order) are in power and they have the power to destroy a planet. Kid from a desert planet escapes from the stormtroopers aboard the millennium falcon, ends up trapped on the planet killer and eventually the rebels destroy it. and then, through complete misunderstand of the franchise, absolutely destroyed Luke’s character. All e development from the OT is gone, and now he is the antithesis of the Jedi. Poe does nothing in the whole film and Finn and Rose’s story is a snore fest. Rise of Skywalker is absolutely abysmal and breaks canon. This Sith fleet that spawns out of nowhere is absolutely ludicrous, and Palpatine being alive means Anakin did not destroy the Sith and bring balance to the force. The dialogue is worse than George Lucas’s. “Somehow Palpatine returned.” “They fly now?” “I’m the spy!” Rey’s character starts out too powerful. She can understand bb-8 and chewbacca (she’s lived alone on a desert), even when Finn can’t. She flies the millennium falcon and out manoeuvres trained tie fighter pilots and schools Han Solo on his own ship. She can use a Jedi mind trick without knowing she has the force. She can beat Kylo Ren, trained by both Luke and Snoke (Palpatine) the first time she picks up a lightsaber and she does so without a scratch. No one ever beats her, no one challenges her. The audience can’t relate or root for her because she doesn’t have anywhere to grow. Luke loses to Vader, Anakin loses to Dooku, but Rey is perfect. She isn’t relatable because she isn’t human. Humans aren’t perfect. Heroes inspire us because they’re brave despite the challenges. And they pick themselves up when they lose. Rey skips character development and is very poorly written. Disney’s trilogy was an absolute disaster, incompetence that ruined it for fans, and cast
2025-08-16 14:25:35