Probably by the power of many.

I couldn’t even make it past episode 1. That drivel was actual garbage.

I didn’t say 7 was good, only that I was willing to be more forgiving since it was Disney’s first Star Wars film.

8 did nothing well but destroy Star Wars at every turn. I would say because of what it did, I consider 9 to be better than 8. 9 could never have been good, and that is completely the fault of 8.

Well I was not sure if you meant the third movie released, being Episode 6, or the 6th movie released, being Episode 3.

By third, I am assuming you mean Return of the Jedi?

You should forget 7 or 8 ever existed and skip 9 completely.

8 really ruined it. 7 had problems but I could forgive some of them because “Disney still trying to figure it out.”

Then 8 happened. Closed off all story threads from 7 without any fanfare at all, and closed off all of its own potential threads within itself, leaving absolutely nothing for 9 to follow up on. Multiple character assassinations, and the entire Canto section could be deleted from the film and zero context would be lost.

9 was never going to succeed. It couldn’t have. There was nothing for it to build on from 8.

Unless you have cats that unravel it often.

Honestly the pod race was one of the few parts of Epusode 1 that were actually pretty good.

He killed Qui-Gon Jinn. Other than that I don’t know.

Liam Neeson did a good job, I agree. But Even Darth Maul couldn’t kill Episode 1 Racer.

Star Wars Episode 1 Racer for the Nintendo 64 was the best thing to come from The Phantom Menace, and nobody can change my mind.

“They fly now?”

Back then we didn’t know how bad it could get. The Prequels were bad, but you know what? The Sequels retroactively made the Prequels look like masterpieces.

I don’t understand why so many people hate on SotE. It was a fun game with some pretty advanced technical features at the time it came out.

It wasn’t the worst movie I have ever seen, but I was constantly distracted by how derivative everything about it was. I was laughing at parts that were meant to be serious because it was just so ridiculous.

Beehaw seemed too fast and heavyhanded with defederating a while back. IMO, defederation is really a “last resort” style of option, not a “first response,” so Beehaw using it essentially as a “first response” to some of the bigger instances kinda told me that Beehaw wanted to be off on an island by itself. Like it wanted to be a private forum instead of a Lemmy instance.

I don’t miss Beehaw, and Beehaw disappearing from Lemmy wouldn’t matter to me, because as far as I am concerned it kinda already did that.

The purpose of Lemmy is to be open and connected, not a private walled garden. If it doesn’t fit what you want, then use something else.

Basically, what is there for 90% of Lemmy users to miss, if you effectively banned 90% of Lemmy users by defederating the biggest instances in the first place? They already dont interact or see your content, unless they’re using multiple accounts, which would be no different if Beehaw wasnt a Lemmy instance at all.

“Somehow, Palpatine returned.”

ever scene in their rudderless plot had good dialog, pacing and tone

“They fly now?”

Yet.