I know it's unfashionable to say so, but it seems to me that there's an obvious progression of skill and maturity from Episodes 1 - 3. Episode 1 is, admittedly, awkwardly scripted and acted and is almost painful to watch. Episode 2 brought some of the serial-esque cliffanger storytelling back to the series, and Episode 3, I would argue, is a well-paced, emotionally-resonant film.
So eff you all.:P
Well said - it's shocking how quickly the internet environment has been overstuffed with jag-offs and advertising. I'm afraid we're already on the verge of a largely locked-down and homogenized web experience.
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I know it's unfashionable to say so, but it seems to me that there's an obvious progression of skill and maturity from Episodes 1 - 3. Episode 1 is, admittedly, awkwardly scripted and acted and is almost painful to watch. Episode 2 brought some of the serial-esque cliffanger storytelling back to the series, and Episode 3, I would argue, is a well-paced, emotionally-resonant film. So eff you all. :P
Well said - it's shocking how quickly the internet environment has been overstuffed with jag-offs and advertising. I'm afraid we're already on the verge of a largely locked-down and homogenized web experience.