nothing felt cohesive, unlike the thoughtful, coherent and deliberate expansion of the universe that "The Phantom Menace" achieved. From Palpatine's return to Finn's non-existent character arc to Rey's heritage and her sudden force healing ability, plus the series' betrayal of Luke Skywalker. The flaws in Disney's movies are not just creases, they were deep-rooted issues that undermined "Star Wars" as a whole. It's obvious that the planning was poor, hence Rian Johnson's "The Last Jedi" abandoning all that came in JJ Abrams' "The Force Awakens." Then, when fans voiced their displeasure with Johnson's movie, Abrams was brought back on board for the grand finale of the Skywalker saga, "The Rise of Skywalker," which essentially felt like two hours of retconning and jamming in plots and characters that were jarring and confusing. The three latest Disney movies, meanwhile, feel like a jumbled mess with no cohesion. These are surface-level flaws, creases in an otherwise confident and assured start of a definitive new era of "Star Wars" with believable characters and clear plots. Containing over 120 minutes of music spanning two CDs, this album is filled with almost. So now comes the Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - The Ultimate Edition Soundtrack. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. Last month, they completed filming the next film in the prequel trilogy, and this month (for some reason) the original trilogy is being re-released on VHS (for the 200th time).
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