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>almost no low quality fluff. Doesn't Disney own star wars nowadays. Is that sequel-mill of terrible writing really what passes for quality?

• krageon 6y ago
  You don't have to enjoy it for it to be good to someone
• patentatt 6y ago
  Yes. Where ‘quality’ just means halfway decent original programming that I can stand to watch for a half hour or so. I am having trouble finding that ‘quality’ on Netflix lately, for example.
• someperson 6y ago
  The Mandalorian is far from perfect, but it has some excellent episodes and is based in a robust understanding of Star Wars. I have many qualms about The Mandalorian, but compared to the dumpster fire called the "sequel trilogy" it's very good content.
• varjag 6y ago
  Regardless how you feel about the sequels, they are masterpieces next to endless stream of Netflix B-rate titles.