"The dead speak!" Was an unintentionally poetic summary of the necromantically uninspired bazinga nostalgia slop that Abrams bumblebucked out for the final Disney Trilogy movie. His first bazinga nostalgia slop portion was also necromantically uninspired but like with "LOST," he tricked people into thinking it was just the start of something amazing and not just a hype balloon that (of course) required destroying and invalidating everything that came before it because Abrams doesn't play well with others and likes to bash their stolen toys together until they break.
I maintain that if Rian Johnson had been allowed to finish the sequel trilogy, it would at least have been mid. The third film was so bad in so many ways it reached back in time and made the first two worse.
"The dead speak!" Was an unintentionally poetic summary of the necromantically uninspired bazinga nostalgia slop that Abrams bumblebucked out for the final Disney Trilogy movie. His first bazinga nostalgia slop portion was also necromantically uninspired but like with "LOST," he tricked people into thinking it was just the start of something amazing and not just a hype balloon that (of course) required destroying and invalidating everything that came before it because Abrams doesn't play well with others and likes to bash their stolen toys together until they break.
I maintain that if Rian Johnson had been allowed to finish the sequel trilogy, it would at least have been mid. The third film was so bad in so many ways it reached back in time and made the first two worse.
They probably could have handed it off to any of the slop directors in the Marvel stable and made a better movie than JJ Abrams.
any 1 filmaker would have made a better trilogy, literally any