"In case you think this is just an algorithmically spawned dunkfest, the vibes are similar on YouTube. "This just looks like one episode of the show," reads one comment. "I feel like people were more excited for the 20th anniversary of Revenge of the Sith re release than for this one," reads another. My favorite, though, is this summary: "50% of the comments: Jimmy Kimmel and the Empire, 49.9% of the comments: This Looks Like Season 4, 0.01%: Somehow Razor Crest returned!""
"I did not stick around through three increasingly mediocre seasons of The Mandalorian for the second coming of Akira Kurosawa. I am coming to the movie to see some weird-looking aliens, goofy robots, and flashy lasers blow some stuff up. Even by those standards the teaser was a C minus, but the latest example of Star Wars mediocrity has some fans fully crashing out."
The first trailer for the next Star Wars movie featuring the Mandalorian and Grogu delivers a visually forgettable, underwhelming 90-second tease. Many viewers critique the clip for lacking the franchise's distinctive visual identity and for resembling a streaming-series episode instead of a cinematic event. Social media users express nostalgia for when trailers felt like major events and compare excitement levels unfavorably to past franchise moments. Some comments describe the teaser as mediocre or like another season of the show, while other viewers remain indifferent, prioritizing aliens, robots, and action over trailer polish.
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