The Last Jedi marks the point where fans really began to turn on Disney's Star Wars, and the film's most cited criticism is how heavily Rian Johnson plays with franchise conventions. This leaves Rogue One the curious honor of being the last Star Wars film that didn't make at least one section of fans very angry indeed, but why is this? Rogue One Had A License To Take Risks Related: Star Wars' Rey Skywalker Plan Shows Just How Much Went Wrong Meanwhile, Soloin 2018 was beset with problems and endured the kind of middling response Star Wars simply isn't accustomed to.
Under-performing both in reviews and at the box office, The Rise of Skywalkerhad a messy plot and was stuffed with exposition, leaving the novelization to fill in the many narrative gaps. For entirely the opposite reasons, 2019's The Rise of Skywalker also courted heavy backlash. The middle installment of the sequel trilogy was a vastly different Star Wars effort and despite proving a big hit with critics, the widespread changes and deviations from The Force Awakens attracted no small amount of controversy. The real problems began with The Last Jedi, directed by Rian Johnson and released in 2017. Generally, however, both films were well-received, earned strong reviews and made lots of money. Abrams' first effort was accused of being laden with fan service and ripping off the original 1977 film, while Gareth Edwards' spin-off was called-out for using CGI to reconstruct legacy characters such as Grand Moff Tarkin.
Both 2015's The Force Awakens and 2016's Rogue One faced a certain amount of criticism. Why didn't Rogue One: A Star Wars Story attract the same level of divisive fan reaction that subsequent Star Warsfilms did? Disney wrapped up its Star Wars sequel trilogy in 2019, and as the Skywalker saga came to a close, it left a less than harmonious chorus behind it.
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