I think you misinterpret that.

Wow this take is so bad you got me to log into my Kinja account for the first time in years so your bosses should be quite happy with you.

See also: Ayrton Senna. He is idolized in F1 for his aggression and pushing the limits, right up until his luck ran out. That said, find me a modern F1 driver that does not put Senna on a pedestal not just despite, but in accordance with his ruthless aggression...

Well, this will go over well in the comments.

This is literally only YOUR opinion, quite talking as if you speak for me! I’ve been a fan for 40 years, and I loved how they treated the original trio. Han’s death was beautifully done and will hang over the following movies just like Luke said- his sacrifice for his son completed his character arc and left Harrison…

The entire “they ruined” narrative is so tiresome. They didn’t ruin anything. You want to tap out, fine, I can understand not liking the films going forward but to say they “ruined” Star wars is bologna. Did they travel back in time and rip away the joy you felt when you first fell in love with the series? Just…

If you hated TLJ that’s fine but whatever argument you’re still fighting for I can promise that by now you’re largely arguing with yourself. My life has gone on.

Same here. I didn’t see it this weekend because I was at youth soccer games every day in 98 degree heat here in Iowa (ugh). But I definitely have plans to see it before it leaves the theater.

The few people IRL I know that hated TLJ still were there opening weekend.

So how did they do him wrong and how would they fix him, man who speaks for all fans?

Honestly more than any type of Star Wars fatigue or dissatisfied fans, I think the reason Solo didn’t do well is its subject matter.

Also pretty sad when we went years without Star Wars movies that people are already talking fatigue four years into the one-a-year plan. I’d actually be on board for two-a-year. NEVER ENOUGH GIVE ME MOOOOOORE!

The comments sections on a few other sites regarding Solo’s “low box office” (in Trump sarcasm voice) were filled with people still bitching about what they hated about TLJ. If you hated TLJ that’s fine but whatever argument you’re still fighting for I can promise that by now you’re largely arguing with yourself. My…

Pretty sad when people are rooting for a beloved franchise to fail because it’s not perfect.