The Star Wars Trilogy is better than the Lord of The Rings Trilogy

During this round, I will lay refute your points, as well as lay out why Lord of the Rings is superior.I am going to refute all of the points that require photos first."Sauron is just an evil eyeball" This Sauron in human/humanoid form. Also, I would have to say that his armor is even more impressive than Vader's. The special effects in Lord of the Rings are excellent, and even though Star Wars came first doesn't mean that its don't pale in comparison. The scenes in Star Wars, while theoretically stunning, again pale in comparison to those of Lord of the Rings. These are some Star Wars scenes- And now for the Lord of the Rings scenes- From the homey warmth and green fields of the Shire, To the stunning beauty and mystical environment of Rivendell, To the soaring white structures of Gondor, And the abandoned depths of Moria.Sorry, but Star Wars doesn't compare. "Sorry but there is nothing in Lord of the rings as cool as a LIGHTSABER!" I beg to differ! (Que War Elephants!) Maybe you are talking about weapons/items, but Lord of the Rings wins there too. For one, many of the weapons in Lord of the Rings not only have intricate designs, they also have names and backstory. I will not go into those here, but I will post pictures of some of the weapons. Now I will visually compare the Villains of Star Wars to those of Lord of the RingsNow for the text portion of my argument- (Maybe a few more Pictures too)First of all, nearly all of your points are flawed. First of all Luke's acting is awful. This is especially prevalent in the most iconic scene. Really, watch this and you may rethink this whole thing- I mean really, you say that Aragorn falling from the cliff is absurd, remember, Luke survives that fall, and is then rescued.Frodo may not be the most likable protagonist, but there are plenty of other characters to like and relate to. For example, Sam is an extremely likable, ever present character. To be fair, Frodo was suddenly thrust out of a peaceful life into one full of murderous orcs, and most people would do a bit of screaming when placed in such a situation. Also, at least Frodo has a good actor.And as for the heroes' "perfection"-• Gimli has a fondness for alcohol and is somewhat boastful and racist towards elves. • Legolas has similar flaws in his pride and racism. (This originally causes a divide between the two, but later provides for character growth with both overcoming this and becoming good friends.)• Mary and Pippin do much more harm than good. They are young, inexperienced, and foolish. However, they later become more brave and matured. (Character Growth)• Sam is stubborn.• I don't even have to do Frodo because you already pointed out his flaws, right after saying that he had none. • Gandalf has almost no flaws, but that is how he is supposed to be. Obi-Wan has no flaws either. (Other than being really old I guess, but I guess Gandalf has that too,)• Aragorn's flaws are his stubbornness (He insists on taking an Elven bride, even though he will die and she will live on forever) and also that he is hiding from his past. However, he overcomes this. (Character Growth)• Boremeir is obviously the most flawed member of the Fellowship. He attempts to take the Ring for himself, but realizes the error of his ways and ends up sacrificing himself to save the hobbits. (Character Growth)About Leia being a strong woman, Lord of the Rings has one of those as well- And she doesn't just kill a few enemies, she kills the Witch King of Angmar. (If you don't get it from the helmet, the name, and the fact that no man can kill him, he is a pretty bad dude.)Now for the enemies-"Sauron is just an evil eyeball and all the other baddies are disgusting orcs who are all horrible people. In LOTR the heroes are all angels and the bad guys are all pure evil. Star wars is much better."Oh, and the Stormtroopers are much better? They are not only evil, but they are have to be dehumanized so much they wear masks. This easy trick has us hating the Stormtroopers, not because of their actions, but because they are utterly unrealisable, mainly because of their masks and general uniformity. The same trick is used for Vader (Until the last bit, where he turns good, further proving my point. Mask comes off, suddenly, good guy), the Sand People/Tusken Raiders, and Boba Fett. Orcs are shown to have once been elves, high and noble, but they were tortured and corrupted into a violent and stupid being. What do we know about Stormtroopers? Nothing.Vader and Palpatine are indisputably evil, except at the very end where Vader has a random change of heart. Also, the whole "Evil Cyborg, dressed in black" thing is not near as mysterious and bone-chilling as the Nazgul, pictured below. One Villain in Lord of the Rings who is not pure evil is Saruman. While he does fight along side Sauron, he was once a good wizard like Gandalf. However, he grew afraid that the Free Peoples were fighting a losing battle against Sauron. He basically said "If you can't beat them, join them" and changed sides.I am pretty sure that "Iconic Sounds" don't really play that much part in the rating of a movie, but, yes, I concede that there are more memorable sound effects in Star Wars. (Not better, just more memorable. Well, it is one in the morning now, so I suppose I will end my argument there. Back to you.