Okay, it's the last shameful day for my book series posts. Today, I'm going to show off my hardcover copy of The Revenge of the Sith. Feast your eyes:
Things had changed a lot by the time 2005 came around and this movie came out. I'd never heard of Matthew Stover, for one. Who is that guy? He's not a big name author like the others were. On top of that, this book wasn't easy to find. The first book was everywhere. The second book was available. This third book I didn't find at a store until weeks after the movie came out and I was nervous that I wouldn't find it at all.
Of course, maybe it would have been better if I hadn't, because I suspect I'm going to be unloading these books eventually. I have the whole collection, but I don't really want them anymore. I don't hate this movie like Rish Outfield does. I didn't like it, but I didn't see it enough to hate it. I only saw it the one time in the theater, and I guess that was enough.
When Disney bought the Star Wars franchise, a lot of people were worrying about what might happen. All I could say was, "It can't get any worse. It may not get any better, but it can't get any worse." I think I was write...about both things. Star Wars didn't get any worse. However, it did not get any better either. I will always love the first three Star Wars films, but I don't know if I count as a Star Wars fan anymore. Instead, I suppose I have to call myself an Original Trilogy Star Wars fan. That's all I got, and it makes me sad.
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