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Editado por Pyrple II:
3/17/2016 8:22:34 PM
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What is the worst Star Wars movie?
Without a doubt, that boring ass insult to the franchise is the worst.
Don't even try to deny it
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Better than holiday special. And yes, it was canon.
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50 50 m8
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3 Respuestasthought you might like this...
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[b] [/b]
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2 RespuestasIt wasn't that bad, on some levels it's better than the originals.
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7 RespuestasDarth Maul is the only character in all of movies to ever kill Liam Neeson's character.
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3 RespuestasOp is just a teen trying to be edgy.
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Have you seen the Star Wars holiday special? I still have nightmares about that monstrosity.
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The holiday special
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2 RespuestasDid you even see the prequels?
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Agreed that film and the direction the series is going is a travesty.
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What i loved it do people hate it like i actually liked it I'm not being sarcastic this thread is a joke right
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9 RespuestasForce awakens > phantom menace Phantom menace flaws: •Jar Jar Binks •politics •little kid ani Force awakens flaws: •Han solo dies •kylo is a wuss, but it's a character build so it ultimately leads up to becoming a pro
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Holy -blam!- its 135 votes to 136
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How dare you call A New Hope the worst Star Wars movie!
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Editado por Skatch142: 3/18/2016 1:53:29 AMYou see, that, that's where you are wrong. Episode 7 is way, way, way better than that sad excuse for an episode 7...
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Episode 1
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I don't like sand...
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Uh the one where inertia isn't a property of matter
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Ep 7 was pretty good especially when compared to ep 1,2,3
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Nice bait. Just kidding, this is horrendous bait.
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50/50 daaang. I liked episode 7 but I didn't really like the first one. I loved the sequels.
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1 RespuestaEither phantom menace or revenge of the sith
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Phantom Menace.
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3 RespuestasEpisode 1 was the worst, the only good things in it were darth maul and duel of the fates.
