Why the Music in The Rise of Skywalker Feels Empty
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So I'm going to be honest with you, I initially wasn't going to do a video on the new Star Wars.
After hearing all of the incredibly negative reviews from all over the internet, I figured that it just wasn't worth having more negativity in a time where everything was already going so rough.
But after buying it on Blu-ray for, and I'm being serious here, a 'laugh,' I cannot believe what this film is.
It's not just bad, it's astonishingly bad. I honestly can't believe it's a Star Wars film.
If I didn't just finish a 25 minute video on it, I'd say I was speechless.
I hope we get to find out what happened one day, but for now, I guess we have to settle with all of the newly redefined themes.
Also, some of the material in the video has been claimed by the bot, so if you have trouble seeing it in your country let me know and I'll get a new version out so you can see it.
And as always, thank you all for the continued support.
I literally could not do this without you.
Comments
After your rant on the use of Yoda's Theme in this video, I rewatched Episode II and noticed an instance of the theme appearing while.... Padme fought a robot... in a droid foundry..?? Was he trying to subtly communicate that the characters would be rescued from their predicament by the Jedi Masters? Was this a long-game hint that the Mandalorian caring for Baby Yoda is secretly an Amidala??? A confusing decision for sure.
Mike Wiznuk
2020-05-16 00:24:38 +0000 UTCthe progression of far away from the microphone screams is more resolution than the entire movie had
Claire Rooney
2020-04-28 19:07:50 +0000 UTC
