Are the prequels or sequels better?

Both the prequel and sequel trilogies have been remarkably controversial, but for all their flaws the prequels make a better trilogy. This is largely because they at least have a single creative vision behind them, and they do not conduct elaborate and jarring course-corrections.

Are the sequels or prequels better?

Which is better prequels or originals?

The Star Wars saga has its fair share of critical acclaim. A way of looking at this acclaim is via Rotten Tomatoes. The original trilogy movies sit at scores of 93\%, 94\%, and 82\%, respectively. While the prequel movies have scores of 53\%, 65\%, and 80\%.

When did the prequels take place?

The prequel trilogy is the second installment of films of the Star Wars saga to be produced. They were released from 1999 to 2005. The prequel trilogy describes what had taken place 32 years up to 19 years before the events of Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope.

Why do people hate the Star Wars prequels so much?

The prequels are boring and annoying and soulless, but then so are lots of other movies. The reason everyone should hate them is because they take away from the original trilogy. Before they made the prequels, Anakin Skywalker was a good pilot lured to the dark side of the force.

Do you think the prequels dragged down the original trilogy?

People talk about how the prequels dragged down the original trilogy, but what they don’t talk about is how the prequels would never have been any kind of box office hit without the original trilogy to give them a readymade support base.

What happened at the end of the 3rd Star Wars prequel?

At the end of the third prequel, we watched a long and drawn out lightsaber battle between four protagonists (Yoda versus Palpatine and Obi-wan versus Anakin) who we knew were going to survive anyway. There was no tension, no excitement, just a sense of relief that it was all finally ending.