I hate theStar Warsprequels, I love the Star Wars prequels.

There are a lot of fans who share that sentiment, even if they dont realise it.

The movies are dreck, but the worldbuilding around them is brilliant.

Close Up of Sciel from Clair Obscur Expedition 33.

The Sequel Trilogy Feels Empty

Picking apart all of the problems with the sequel trilogy is tired.

Theres no point digging up old arguments and prodding at old wounds.

Its a bad trilogy, but so were George Lucas prequels.

someone taking a switch 2 out of its dock.

That didnt stop him, and LucasFilm, from digging deeper to find potential buried below the surface.

Disney needs to give the sequel era that chance.

Right now, it feels empty.

Oblivion Remastered screenshot of Skingrad guard stood against a stone wall.

The world is a facsimile of the original trilogy, ripped apart and pieced back together again.

The prequels are so fondly remembered now because they allowed for us to see through their eyes.

Disney hasn’t done that yet.

The Entire Commandos Squad prepares to fight in Star Wars: Republic Commando.

It was about emotion, capturing the feeling of those on the frontlines.

We cared about and related to that era more because stories like Republic Commando immersed us in it.

Forget cameos and explaining every throwaway line, tell stories that mean something, stories that resonate.

Kylo Ren aka Ben Solo holding Luke’s lightsaber after Rey threw it to him to defeat an Elite Praetorian Guard in Star Wars: Episode 8 - The Last Jedi.

Republic Commando worked so well because it was simple: what were The Clone Wars like for the Clones?

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