Nobody Hates Star Wars More Than Star Wars Fans

Nobody Hates Star Wars More Than Star Wars Fans

Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker is finally out and in a twist that will surprise no one, it’s getting dragged.

From those who fail to see the correlation between the films they loved as kids and nostalgia, to people angry at The Last Jedi being discarded – it’s been a lot.

Of course, people have taken to the internet to air their grievances. Here are some of the most savage takes so far.

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Other responses of anger accused The Rise if Skywalker of being mere fan service and changing character direction from The Last Jedi.


Not everyone was salty, though.


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