El Ascenso de Skywalker: 6 años después del FUNERAL de Star Wars

In Narrative Cosmos, we explore the stories that shaped our lives and the narratives that lost their soul. Six years ago, Disney attempted to close a 42-year saga with The Rise of Skywalker. But what was supposed to be the final touch ended up being a narrative funeral. An improvised film, directed by the biggest fraud in modern Hollywood, and built with fear, not love. In this video, we analyze why Episode IX was the final nail in the coffin for the sequel trilogy. From Colin Trevorrow's firing to Palpatine's infamous resurrection. We talk about the betrayal of Anakin's legacy, the overuse of nostalgia as a script excuse, and the structural error of improvising a trilogy without a narrative map. This video is the third part of our "X Years Later" trilogy about the Star Wars sequels. I invite you to also watch: 🟡 The Force Awakens: 10 Years of the BIG LIE:    • El Despertar de la Fuerza: 10 años de la G...   🔴 The Last Jedi: 8 Years After the Beginning of the End:    • Los Últimos Jedi: 8 años después del PRINC...   👉 What did you feel the first time you saw The Rise of Skywalker? 00:00 Introduction – 6 Years After The Rise of Skywalker 02:44 The Emotional Funeral of the Sequel Trilogy 04:07 Duel of the Fates: Colin Trevorrow's Firing and His Lost Script 05:55 J.J. Abrams: How a Cinematic Fraud Is Constructed 08:43 Palpatine's Resurrection and Its Illness 15:43 The Characters of the Star Wars Sequels 17:45 The Emotional Void of the Characters in Episode 9 18:17 Rey Skywalker: Empty Identity and Lineage Error 20:12 Finn, Poe, and the Forgetting of Supporting Characters 22:07 The Emotional Death of Ben Solo and Soulless Redemption 26:40 The Chaos of the Film's Editing and Direction 28:57 The Death of Leia Organa Skywalker 33:10 The FRAUD Called J.J. Abrams 42:12 The trilogy's nonexistent narrative structure 44:50 Why improvising a trilogy is a narrative crime 51:15 The true ending of Star Wars: disappointment and resignation #TheRiseOfSkywalker #StarWars #NarrativeAnalysis #JJAbrams #NarrativeCosmos