Also, real talk, have you watched the Plinkett reviews? If you have and still love the prequels, that's fine, but they are literally the only review in existence that actually changed an opinion I had on the movie in question, so if you haven't seen them, I encourage you to check them out. And they get better as they go along; first one mostly deals with plot, but by the third, he's dissecting cinematography, and it's awesome. (I also thought about starting the review with two quotes; the second would have been Mr. Plinkett's "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace is the most disappointing thing since my son!"
I liked The Force Awakens, but, eh, that's more understandable. I haven't watched a film school in miniature dismantle it yet.
Also, real talk, have you watched the Plinkett reviews? If you have and still love the prequels, that's fine, but they are literally the only review in existence that actually changed an opinion I had on the movie in question, so if you haven't seen them, I encourage you to check them out. And they get better as they go along; first one mostly deals with plot, but by the third, he's dissecting cinematography, and it's awesome. (I also thought about starting the review with two quotes; the second would have been Mr. Plinkett's "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace is the most disappointing thing since my son!"
I liked The Force Awakens, but, eh, that's more understandable. I haven't watched a film school in miniature dismantle it yet.