Exactly! It's all Star Wars, and we can always find enjoyment in everything, even a trilogy or movie that isn't your favorite.

Actually majority of fans reject Sequel as "Canon"

Reemeber george lucas once told us that it up us to decide this is legend or not and it up fans to choose, not Disney.

Not the majority, but the loud minority. The Sequels are and always will be official canon. But in a sense, you could be partially right. We can all have our "head-canons" and such, but it shouldn't affect the classic canon, lol.

Prove it, how can you sure this is "loud minority" and not Majortiy?

That debate is unprovable either way and also off-topic.

@Tiglish2 Nobody can claim minority or majority on either side of this issue. Largely because nobody knows and even polling isn't a good way to track it. We would have to break down the types of fans and judge from there. I mean, the considerations of casual fans who only watch the movies are less vital to judging the fandom than serious fans who collect merch and deep-dive into the lore. An analysis of earnings however does indicate that the anti-sequel faction is quite strong. The Sequels suffered from abysmal merchandise sales and the movies themselves fell well under projections. Also media tie-ins did poorly as well. That's is minimally indicative of a significant backlash but it is nothing conclusive. Neither of you are right.

Can you guys please just learn from the post and appreciate Star Wars as a whole? My goodness.

Edit: @Givinname sorry if I came off as unfounded, I kind of lost it there 😐

Thank you, @ArtooD2 and @Jace Moon. I'm also glad to see that the comments are remaining pretty civil. This has gained more attention than I had previously thought.

To add to my post, Star Wars fans come in many different forms. If they like a piece of Star Wars, even if it has been massively hated, I still consider them a fan. Some people out there are even going to like The Star Wars Holiday Special (which I haven't seen, but I often see people disliking it) more than the rest of the franchise, but that doesn't make them any less a fan to me. The same goes for those who prefer the original trilogy, prequel trilogy, or sequel trilogy.

Another interesting thing to consider is that not everyone began their journey in discovering this franchise with the originals, or even the prequels. Some could find them dated. The graphics may not hold up to some. I find them classic and nostalgic and think that they hold up today as well as they used to. Hence one of the reasons why Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and Star Wars: The Mandalorian so well. The graphics still work today and the look and style is appealing to many.

Some fans like only Canon media. Some like only Legends media. It's quite an immense group of fans and there are often varying receptive views of Star Wars products. I'm glad that many of you see the value of civil discussion and calmness when it comes to expressing your opinion and respecting that of others.

IRONHILLdwarf

Thank for telling me.

We should be toxic free and not talking going with Majority or Minority that just part of mocking and mocking are toxic,

let foucs on problem in Fandom like toxic or Hardcore and we should not be harsh with other just because they like thing which we don't, done not mean we have right to mock or even bully them,

Harsh never good thing. Few fans may be hate but don't let hate blind and consume you

Just look at it this way. If you dislike a person because they like, say, the original trilogy (just an example), then imagine if they disliked you for the trilogy that you liked. Would you want someone to look poorly upon you just because you like one set of films that they don't?

Consider that when you when that way about someone else. There's no need to upset, or be cruel to someone, or insult them, just because they like different films than you. These are movies. It's a franchise meant to entertain people. It's not going to hurt you if someone likes Star Wars films that you don't. Just remember that you would be arguing with someone who also loves this franchise.

Try to look at it that way. We all have lives and have lived through different ups and downs that have led us to here and now. It's not worth it to argue over a media franchise when life has so many other difficulties and challenges.

We should be uniting in a mutual love of Star Wars and not argue over smaller entries in the franchise. There is a past for Star Wars, a present and a future. Look to what we have coming if you can't agree on the now and then. Try to find the optimistic outlook towards future projects and hopefully, you will find yourself having better and more civil conversations without conflict or hatred.

Well wishes.