Roose Bolton
Son of Katas
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Yeah for me it's part of the same story so for eg I knew RotS, no matter how good, could never live up to what I would have wanted from the conclusion to the Darth Vader prequel story because of how it had been setup. This new trilogy needed a strong 2nd film to position the 3rd with the potential to get to the top. I think Avengers 4 is going to be better positioned now to be my biggest hyped of next year.
The challenge that the Episode trilogy cappers face relative to the MCU is that they only have 2 films to build up and so no chances to F up. Unlike the MCU which has had and used multiple chances with average or merely above average films but hit the right notes most of the time with some very good entries. That said, because of how directly relevant it likely is, Infinity War will still be crucial and in this case probably as important as TLJ to the next entry's hopes.
Well the way I look at it, the MCU isn't really like cinema as I've known it to be. The MCU feels (barring one or two exceptions) like a television series with two hour instalments told slowly over the span of years. The way I see it, Infinity War/Avengers 4 is basically just the series finale of that. I don't really compare it to films like Star Wars, Planet of the Apes etc
I'll say this much though, I'm genuinely invested in seeing what becomes of Kylo Ren and that alone will get me to see IX.