Published 10:00 IST, December 20th 2019
Star Wars: 5 flaws from the prequel trilogy that were noticed by fans
Star Wars prequel trilogy has often divided fans of the franchise. Read on to know more about some of the flaws of the prequel trilogy that fans noticed.
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Star Wars prequel trilogy has generally received mixed reviews from fans of franchise. While re is also a lot to appreciate in se movies and that y are quite invative, fans did feel that prequel trilogy was flawed. Here are 5 things Star Wars prequel trilogy did wrong.
Overreliance on CGI
CGI was in its early sts when George Lucas me Star Wars prequel trilogy. Although he was one of pioneers of this new tech and was at forefront of it, overuse of underdeveloped CGI techlogy was considered distracting. Several critics considered overuse of CGI in prequels a massive flaw.
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Messing up continuity
When Lucas me first film, he h planned it as a six-part story. But eventually, storyline got messed up. In original trilogy, Artoo was t much vanced, and he did t recognise or characters, whereas in prequel two are very close.
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Leia’s expanded memory
Leia, daughter of Pme and Anakin, seem to remember way too much about her mor, who died at childbirth. This is one flaw that some of fans of franchise ticed but was generally overlooked. This is a huge plot hole, as she forgot who her bror was.
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Political allegory allegations
Star Wars worked as a very efficient tool of escapism for fans of franchise. It was being said that Lucas’ movies were actually political allegories, which was based on Vietnam War. It was disappointing for fans to sit through long political debate.
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Jar Jar Binks
Jar Jar is one of George Lucas’ favourite characters. However, fans disagree. y find character is fundamentally flawed from its creation itself. Fans see him as an amalgamation of several offensive stereos, and fans of franchise hated him. However, it did t matter to Lucas, as he first and foremost loves Jar Jar.
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08:15 IST, December 20th 2019