Annoying entitled Millennials are the problem here.

You're in a tiny minority, as The Force Awakens is the highest-grossing film of all time with positive scores from critics and audiences alike on every platform. Star Wars came out on my 7th birthday, and was a huge deal to everyone of my generation, and me and most of MY friends loved The Force Awakens, and Solo as well. Both were fantastic additions to a franchise that had been left for dead after three shitty prequels.

Yeah. I did.

People expect too much, and they are usually the ones who complain about every movie.

I get that some 40 year olds won’t like it. But if you asked those people and all the others haters to come up with a better script, they couldn’t. And do you know what; if Hollywood listened to those people then Star Wars would never have been made.

In the end you like what you like, but why all the negativity?

Live and let live.

I like this movie.

TheCaretaker

If you grew up in the 80s then why do you have the grammar of a child in 2018?

You’re (not your) the doosh-a-laka.

And if you were (not was) born in the 80s then somebody must have dropped you on your mellon head.

TheCaretaker✌️

It wasn’t a sequal to ROTJ though was it.

See this is the problem; people expect everything to be wrapped up in sequential order with a 90 minute sequal. When it isn’t, people kick off.

You got Rouge One. That sits between ROTJ and TFA. Who’s to say we won’t get more movies that sit between the two timelines.

Enjoy the movies for what they are and don’t be so eager for completion. And quit with the 200 million cost analysis. This isn’t Shark Tank/ Dragons Den. Who cares what it cost. It’s irrelevant. You didn’t pay for it. Did the ticket cost anymore than a movie that cost half of that amount to make? No.

At times you would think that some people would prefer for no more Star Wars movies to be made. Well that’s fine, here’s the fix, don’t watch anymore Star Wars movies when they come out. Problem solved.

TheCaretaker✌️

The Force Awakens was a remarkably good film, and as good as any in the Star Wars franchise. That you and few outliers dislike it is fine, as you're entitled to your opinion, but your failure to appreciate an objectively great film demonstrates small-mindeness on your part. Most of the films detractors, possibly yourself included, dislike it not for reasons of quality but of politics. They've been told by someone else that the film presents a skewed message of "social justice," and as such it should be scorned. Meanwhile audiences and critics overwhelmingly loved the film, and it sits atop the list of highest-grossing films of all time by a comfortable margin.

That's got the typical stink of a made-up-on-the-spot stat.

To me a Millennial is someone born or entering young adulthood on or post 2000.

That’s who I had in mind when referencing millennials.

Apparently it goes back as far as 1982, which sounds ridiculous.

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