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I forgot to mention one observation about Star Wars that I made after watching the new movie: the prequel trilogy is better than the original. The plot undoubtedly suffers because it focuses on Anakin and the events surrounding him, but otherwise, it surpasses the classic trilogy. Why? Because these films are well-made, and the level of silliness has been reduced to a minimum (at least compared to the original). A simple example: the clones are portrayed as professionals, while the stormtroopers in the classic trilogy shoot like complete idiots, not hitting anyone or anything. In the new trilogy (starting with the seventh episode that I saw), the same theme is evident (only even worse, because even ordinary soldiers can wield lightsabers at the level of a trained Sith), apparently, "returning to the roots" – as I mentioned earlier – means taking all the bad things and leaving all the good things in the past.