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For me, it was the end of an epic story, and that made it undeniably awesome. I'd seen all three in the theaters first run, and I absolutely did not want Jedi to end. Because, when it did, then it was OVER.

The prequels were disappointing, but smart for the most part: they cashed in on the lore, and didn't effect the OT much (although they did undercut Vader).

Now we have the sequels, and this could spell trouble for Jedi. Ewoks were acceptable byproducts in a grand finale, but years from now, their annoyance factor might multiply.