Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures | Release Date: December 15, 2017
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Tone2Sep 8, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Totally unexpected outcome, packed so much story and action, okay a little bit sloppy in parts but still very entertaining! Expand
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superdodo58May 9, 2020
Years after I first saw this movie in theater, I tried to give it a second try. Bad idea. It just re-opened the wound. Damn Rian Johnson, you messed up so bad that I didn't watch Knives Out because I still kinda hate you.
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rswitzJun 2, 2018
While it does have its fair share of visually dazzling and exciting moments, "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" suffers from an absurd amount of filler and overall falls flat on many of the aspects that its predecessors triumphed in.
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EdwardGrynMay 3, 2020
A divisive albeit very well produced entry into the Star Wars canon, The Last Jedi offers the freshest take on the Disney sequels, taking risks and innovating where the other movies played safe to satisfy half of the fandom.

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A divisive albeit very well produced entry into the Star Wars canon, The Last Jedi offers the freshest take on the Disney sequels, taking risks and innovating where the other movies played safe to satisfy half of the fandom.

The film is striking thanks to its incredible cinematography, acting, vfx and art direction; it offers its audience with riveting plot twists, actual character development and properly directed scenes making for this cinematic experience an enjoyable one (as long as one is willing to go with the lighter tone/new direction of the film which can be divisive for fans).

It is worth noting that some sequences and plot points didnt seem to work as well as they were intended to; The Canto Bight chase and the Finn/Rose sequence on Crait can tend to halt the narrative or take one out of the experience.
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BobbyD01May 3, 2020
The worst starwars movie ever made it's just filled with bad writing, bad Jokes, bad acting,no real development what do ever. It's like if you got the first five minutes of episode 4 on just the ship and stretched it into two hours. I'dThe worst starwars movie ever made it's just filled with bad writing, bad Jokes, bad acting,no real development what do ever. It's like if you got the first five minutes of episode 4 on just the ship and stretched it into two hours. I'd rather get a hammer and break my feet than watch this dog **** bof a movie again. Expand
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Rosvel92Apr 30, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The Last Jedi is the only good movie in the Sequel Trilogy, it honors George Lucas' Star Wars, while at the same time honoring his real life and his discarded drafts for the sequels, and criticized JJ Abrams lazy remake narrative in 7.

Like the creator of the Saga, George Lucas himself, Luke Skywalker has been in exile for a few years. After being betrayed with an apprentice obsessed with remaking the past, you could say that Kylo Ren is JJ Abrams, while Snoke is clearly Disney. And of course, Rey is the fans despertely begging George Lukas to return and fix the mess. There is some message that buying a last name or IP like Star Wars or Skywalker, doesn't make you great. It does not give you the right to be a great storyteller just cause you have the name. So yeah it's a great message for Rey to know she doesn't need to spend trillions in buying the Star Wars or Jedi copyright to be something great in her life.

Of course the Abrams led sequel is horrible, because it says quite the opposite. Rey needs copyright to be great.

This dissilusioned Pole version of Luke Skywalker, sorta like Dr. Manhattan too. Is also a great criticism on religions. People think that being baptized is enough. And forget about the meaning of the religion itself, they blindfolded follow it without questions.

Then is great at explaining Kylo Ren's weakness, Luke didn't trained him to be a warrior. He trained him to be a pacifist, like himself. Then someone burned and Massacred Luke's Jedi temple, and Luke remained pacifist, while Kylo Ren sought a powerful militar power to prevent another massacre, ironically becoming what he sought to destroy.

At the end he wants Luke to prove that violence is the only way to create peace. But of course Luke just distracts him. He never fights, him and it connects with Leia'$ message about the importance of running away sometimes, and taking time to prepare to fight.

Is very meta-meta analysis, it doesn't stop to explain the previous movies for the casuals. It makes sense that Luke would resent the Prequel Jedi failures (Lucas the Prequel themselves), and be hesitant to do more, before being ready. And it makes sense, as a passing of the torch
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TheBearApr 23, 2020
The most divisive but also the boldest this new trilogy has to offer. Rian Johnson pushes the boundaries and takes the series by the horns and attempts something different that to me felt very satisfying by the end credits. ThematicallyThe most divisive but also the boldest this new trilogy has to offer. Rian Johnson pushes the boundaries and takes the series by the horns and attempts something different that to me felt very satisfying by the end credits. Thematically minded and character driven with an excellent score and visual effects to die for. It's a shame that the dire Episode 9 failed to build upon this with something even more bold but for me, this remains the highlight of this new trilogy. Expand
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GuydeusApr 23, 2020
Avrei anche potuto accettare il tentativo di dissacrare i canoni della saga, ma proprio non mi è piaciuto. Bellissime le immagini, ma alcuni momenti sono piuttosto imbarazzanti e poco credibili. Il film basa quasi tutta la sua struttura su unAvrei anche potuto accettare il tentativo di dissacrare i canoni della saga, ma proprio non mi è piaciuto. Bellissime le immagini, ma alcuni momenti sono piuttosto imbarazzanti e poco credibili. Il film basa quasi tutta la sua struttura su un infinito inseguimento tra flotte nello spazio (una peraltro numericamente soverchiante) che non si raggiungono mai, come se tutte le singole astronavi andassero alla stessa velocità, trovando una scusa mai sentita prima per dire che i caccia tie non possono essere utilizzati. Per non parlare della manovra suicida finale, anch'essa mai vista prima e che a questo punto avrebbe potuto essere utilizzata prima o in altre occasioni per distruggere una qualsiasi morte nera, lanciando una nave od un oggetto sufficientemente grande... La parte con Benicio Del Toro è totalmente inutile e meglio non citare Super Leia nello spazio Expand
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ksnApr 17, 2020
The only thing that hangs this film above a bottom are special effects. Storylane insane is incradable as well as skick tolerance.
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GameRangeApr 15, 2020
Нафиг на канон, здравый смысл и оригинальность. Обычная деньговыжималка из фанатов.
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JohawxApr 14, 2020
Well this is the worst star wars movie... It just doesn't feel like star wars and as Rian Johnson said he only cared about his movie but didn't think about it being star wars
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Madbeast8Apr 13, 2020
The only reason that this movie gets even a single point is that it is a visually pleasing movie to watch. Absolutely everything else about it, however, is some combination of terrible writing, eye-rolling scenes, or illogical situations.The only reason that this movie gets even a single point is that it is a visually pleasing movie to watch. Absolutely everything else about it, however, is some combination of terrible writing, eye-rolling scenes, or illogical situations.

Let's start with the characters. Significant things or developments happen to multiple significant characters throughout this movie without an explanation or logical assumption. Character growth is virtually non-existent, where everyone seems to move/act/talk simply to create dramatic moments. I stopped counting how many times characters did not act in normal or logical ways purely to add drama and pay some sort of service to an identity or tired character trope. And finally, previously introduced characters seem to only represent their original identity by name/actor alone (with some key characters, notably Luke, inexplicably ruined).

The story is as illogical and flawed as the character development. Scenes are either fabricated purely for dramatic effect or as filler to offer some characters a modicum of utility. I cannot think of a single scene in the entire film that stands on either logic or in congruence with what we've come to know or love about the franchise...save for the odd light saber duel. There is even a solid 20-30 minutes worth of the film that could be completely removed without affecting either the rest of the movie or franchise in any tangible way (casino venture).

Where Episode VII was an obvious trip down nostalgia lane (read also: retread of original trilogy, namely episode IV) adding little to the franchise other than fan service, this one seemed to aim at pushing the franchise into isolation territory. It is a metaphorical middle finger to Star Wars lore, and only works as a film if you forget all previous films/literature and eschew logic. This film was clearly made to push the trilogy forward for the sake of selling tickets, merchandise, and virtually nothing else.

This is easily the worst Star Wars movie ever made, and given the issues with episodes I-III and lack of originality/ingenuity of VII, that's really saying something!
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FreddoFazbeardoApr 10, 2020
I thought it was a good movie, and I don't want to let it have that horrible score that users give it, of course, I still respect them, but I liked the movie. I feel that the 3 disney movies are rather similar, but they have different things;I thought it was a good movie, and I don't want to let it have that horrible score that users give it, of course, I still respect them, but I liked the movie. I feel that the 3 disney movies are rather similar, but they have different things; however, this is not my favorite of the 3, but I want it to go up at least a little and to ask people to stop giving it such bad scores, at least a 2 or a 3, and with explanation, but not unexplained zeros Expand
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EthanFromManaanApr 9, 2020
A masterful take on Star Wars that pushes the boundaries of what this franchise can and should be
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ZombiekoenigApr 9, 2020
Der Film fühlt sich an wie Verrat an Episode 7 und den alten Star Wars Filmen. Insbesondere die Figur von Luke wurde derart verändert, dass selbst der Schauspieler sie nicht wiedererkennt.
Ein Film zum vergessen.
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BruskyDec 26, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I think I can sum up my feelings about this movie as: entertained, but very disappointed. It is truly an entertaining spectacle: the visuals and the musical score are great. All fun and worth my money if this were a generic sci-fi flick. But this movie fails horribly as a Star Wars movie. The Last Jedi somehow pulls off an incredible feat by conflicting not only with the original 6 movies, but also The Force Awakens, which concludes 35 seconds before this movie begins. Having different writers undoing what the previous movies set up is not a formula for success. The Good: I was absolutely annoyed with Disney's decision to reboot Episode 4 and call it Episode 7. I give TLJ some credit for not being an obvious rip off of Episode 5, but they narrowly straddled that line. Some scenes are obviously lifted from ESB but in different order. Particularly the Speeder v AT-AT battle on the white, desolate planet to protect the shielded base. You know the one. Kylo Ren was very well written; as a matter of fact, he’s the only character they developed in this movie. I also felt like the music was kicked into high gear this time around. My only complaint was that it wasn't new music, just old scores we've heard before. The movie also had some interesting character designs, such as the new imperial guard with their lightsaber-resistant armor. The new First order ships were interesting and the hyperspace ramming scene was one of the coolest things I'd ever seen in Star Wars. But the integrity of the Star Wars universe can't be sacrificed for the sake of the spectacle and this movie is very, very guilty of this.

The Bad: there are many places where TLJ misses the mark, and sometimes undoes what was established in movies prior. Disney’s fingerprints are all over this because there were so many bad attempts at humor, even in serious scenes. I can’t believe there was a 'your mom' joke - prank call in Star Wars.. and it was right before a big space battle. Wow. Finn and Rose are completely useless and their subplot drags the movie on for an extra 45 minutes. Going back to the hyperspace ramming scene, it just completely changes the game for how Star Wars battles should take place. Star Destroyer-sized ships and above should be sitting ducks for hyperspace kamikaze. Even the Death Stars. As cool as it looked, I'd rather they'd never included it. The writers also took EXTREME liberties in their portrayal of Luke. The way he behaves in this movie, you'd think you were watching a deranged clone or homeless Mark Hamill. I don't love Episode 7, but it established the good and bad guys were looking for Luke because he's the key to saving the galaxy. The opening crawl says as much! But not only did Luke not want to be found (why was there a map??), he is depressed, jaded and overall isn't in character until Rey yells at him. I don't understand how Luke can redeem the most feared tyrant in the galaxy, Vader, but fantasizes about killing his own nephew in his sleep before he's ever done anything wrong. That completely erased the conclusion of Luke’s evolution from Eps 4-6. That's no Luke Skywalker. That is complete shenanigans. Worse so, hardly any of the questions left open from TFA are followed. Rian Johnson faked the audience out by waving off the mysteries (and plot holes) JJ Abrams created in TFA. But by doing so, he left a void of backstory surrounding nearly everything we've seen on screen since TFA. Very poorly done. Rey's mysterious parents and missing last name? None of it mattered -- she's simply Jedi Jesus for no reason. Snoke, the man who turned the galaxy upside down and corrupted Ben Solo? Dead within the first half of the movie. Just destroyed Death Star #3? Doesn't matter, there’s still an infinite First Order fleet and the Resistance is even weaker than before, somehow. In fact, they STILL haven't bothered explaining the Resistance/F.O. conflict at all. They eventually go back to saying "rebels" in this movie, so I really have no idea what's going on. How can I enjoy this trilogy if I can't follow along?

So all in all, The Last Jedi improves a bit on the originality side of things, but barely. It's ESB with the scenes moved around. I was certainly entertained. But the writers failed to fit this movie in with the greater Star Wars continuity. Narration was sacrificed for spectacle. Old characters and their relationships have been sacrificed to prop up new characters. Space battles from past movies have been completely rendered useless since we could have hyperspace rammed things this whole time. I just don't recognize this new brand of Star Wars. I think it is entirely meant for new fans only, because clearly no attention is being paid to the source material. I expect more writer shenanigans when the reins go back to JJ for episode 9, so more time will be spent answering/obfuscating things introduced in this movie instead of telling a NEW story. This may be where I finally get off the Disney Star Wars train.
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Zetaplus7Apr 7, 2020
It's now star wars. That's all. 75 characters? why? it's now star wars. waste of time
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FilterChordDec 22, 2019
Honestly it's a complete turn from typical genre film star wars to true art star wars, with a hopeful message and amazing visuals and choreography. Close to a perfect film.
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abcdefgg11Apr 6, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This trilogy is just feminist and SJW propaganda at it's finest. I think the actors did a good job, specially Adam Driver, but they can't save the mess. I like Daisy Ridley as Rey, too bad she plays the stereotypical and generic strong female protagonist (Mary Sue) with no development or weaknesses, just innately the best at everything. Then we have the multicultural and inclusive good guys, that fulfill every quota, against the evil white males. Action scenes are good if you can ignore the many cliches and deus ex machina that take away all tension.

This movie is an example of being capable of the best and also the absolute worst. The final Luke moment is one of my favourite Star Wars scenes, but then we have the blatantly filler Finn and Rose adventure. While I don't think the plot decisions were necessarily bad, the change of directors made the trilogy lose all sense of direction.
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sherbzFeb 8, 2018
Truly truly awful. I only watched it now after swearing that i would ensure Disney never see any of my money. And thanks to the power of legal streaming methods via the internet, i have succeeded. Not that it was worth the effort. FromTruly truly awful. I only watched it now after swearing that i would ensure Disney never see any of my money. And thanks to the power of legal streaming methods via the internet, i have succeeded. Not that it was worth the effort. From the opening title screen i was scratching my chin. And after 30 mins, my chin was a hollow pit in my face where i had been scratching. So many plot holes. So much utter garbage. Quite frankly whoever picks up this garbage afterwards might do well to just erase the whole stinking lot of it. Thank you for taking a giant turd on my childhood. Terrible. Expand
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Morgan45Mar 26, 2020
This movie isn’t what Star Wars was about. It abandons all semblance of what made people love the originals. It ruins characters which we’ve loved for years, and introduces characters that are useless. It’s worse than Force Awakens, whichThis movie isn’t what Star Wars was about. It abandons all semblance of what made people love the originals. It ruins characters which we’ve loved for years, and introduces characters that are useless. It’s worse than Force Awakens, which shouldn’t happen to the next movie, but it still happens. This movie is an utter train wreck. At least the visuals aren’t bad Expand
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JP32Mar 24, 2020
What I found was a film that was neither the masterpiece some claimed it to be, nor the failure others did. Instead, Episode 8 left me feeling a dull indifference about a property I thought I loved.
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CtlstMar 22, 2020
They butchered the franchise, no one should have to endure this movie, not even my worst enemies
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HotbeanjuiceDec 21, 2019
Worst movie I’ve ever seen in my life. It was as if Rian Johnson set out to destroy any vision JJ had. Also, Rose is just the worst.
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AWESOM-0Mar 21, 2020
Definitely not as good as force awakens but not as bad as people say. The story was crap but there were some redeeming parts. It kills me that people judge these movies like they are comparing them to the amazing Star Wars movies of the past.Definitely not as good as force awakens but not as bad as people say. The story was crap but there were some redeeming parts. It kills me that people judge these movies like they are comparing them to the amazing Star Wars movies of the past. Who are we kidding, those were great for our time and inspired many movies but they had tons of flaws as well. Not to mention they are all simple in story and a little childish. Expand
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SoulstoneMar 19, 2020
Well, well, well. One of the most divisive movies of the decade - Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The movie nobody online can be civil to each other about. People love it, people hate it, and they think there is no in between. Well, there is. I amWell, well, well. One of the most divisive movies of the decade - Star Wars: The Last Jedi. The movie nobody online can be civil to each other about. People love it, people hate it, and they think there is no in between. Well, there is. I am mixed with this movie. It has some great moments and it has some terrible moments. For the great, the movie is visually spectacular, exciting, exceptionally acted, well-directed, emotional and has an amazing score from John Williams. Now, for the terrible, the whole scene on Canto Bight with Finn and Rose was dumb and heavy-handed in its political message. Also, as a follow-up to The Force Awakens, a movie I still really like, it felt like Rian was trying to go off a blank slate and disregard everything that happened in that movie. Also, Luke's character was only semi-butchered; thankfully he does have an arch in this movie. But, overall, I am in the middle with this movie. But, that's ok because I have a right to my opinion, which the internet seems to be ignorant to that fact. Please be civil to others' opinions and don't go saying awful things to the actors just because you were dissatisfied with the character they played. That is a **** thing to do. So yeah. I give this movie a solid C+. I don't hate it, but it's not that great either. Expand
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evokingsMar 15, 2020
The movie is terrible yes star wars is for kids, but I remember that adults used to be able to watch it, this garbage is not sending kids a good message or adults, so pretty much trash for all audiences alike, I recall luke had to earnThe movie is terrible yes star wars is for kids, but I remember that adults used to be able to watch it, this garbage is not sending kids a good message or adults, so pretty much trash for all audiences alike, I recall luke had to earn everything in the real star wars movies by comparison Ray just picks up a light saber and well I guess that is supposed to make kids think they don't have to earn anything in life and if they do they will be beaten great message here Disney lol Expand
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imthenoobMar 11, 2020
The fans don't hate The Last Jedi because it's a bad movie. They hate it because Rian threw away everything that The Force Awakens built up and for absolutely no reason. That is what makes this movie an utter pile of garbage. It will foreverThe fans don't hate The Last Jedi because it's a bad movie. They hate it because Rian threw away everything that The Force Awakens built up and for absolutely no reason. That is what makes this movie an utter pile of garbage. It will forever be known as the film that killed this trilogy. Expand
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furiousmagicianMar 9, 2020
The worst Star Wars film ever made to date.

Flips the entire series on it's head and shoves misandrist propaganda down your throat that doesn't belong in the Star Wars Universe. SO bad, that the sequel to this atrocity reverses several plot
The worst Star Wars film ever made to date.

Flips the entire series on it's head and shoves misandrist propaganda down your throat that doesn't belong in the Star Wars Universe. SO bad, that the sequel to this atrocity reverses several plot points and tries its hardest to NOT be like this movie. Kathleen Kennedy should be fired.
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HansveltMar 7, 2020
Piece of **** Political correctness messed up the star wars series.I really hate Disney
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juanesZ64Feb 23, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. la peor película de star wars de toda la vida, la vez que leia usa la fuerza me pareció súper forzada y sin sentido, ya que ella no es una Jedi, rose es muy poco carismática, y ni hablar de DJ (el que interpretó benicio del toro), la trama de los rastreadores me parecio tan mal tratada, olvidadiza y poco original, me pereció plagiada de Dragon Ball Z, la vez que Finn y Rose, estuvieron a punto de ser ejecutados por manos de la primera orden y fueron salvados por una explosión que ya ni me acuerdo como me pareció cliché de porquería, la muerte de snooke hizo al personaje poco carismático y olvidadizo también, cuando creíamos que Kylo Ren se iba a volver bueno e ibamos a ver una evolución del personaje, pero no, nada de eso ya que mata a snooke para volverse más malo y nada de evolución del personaje, y hablando de evolución de personajes como es manejado a Luke en esta película se me hizo basura, paso de ser un héroe que le veía el lado bueno incluso a Darth Vader a ser un viejo cascarrabias que intento matar a Kylo Ren nada más por tener mucho poder en la Fuerza y además tiró el sable de luz de su padre que le iba a entregar Rey, y ni hablar de la muerte de Luke, me pareció mal escrito y mal estructurada de parte de disney, haciendo que solo desaparezca haciéndose uno con la fuerza ¿¡WHAT!?, y ni hablar de lo problemático que es Poe en la resistencia causándole problemas, en fin esta película tiene un millón de fallas, no puede ser que disney halla cagado la saga de star wars en esta película no puede ser que George Lucas permita que le arruinen la saga que es su obra maestra, que es star wars. Expand
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Kai82Feb 18, 2020
The most visual impressive, well directed failure in storytelling and misuse of characters I have seen. Honestly which sane person decided to change the complete story in part 2 of a trilogy? J. J. Abrams has done a solid groundwork and veryThe most visual impressive, well directed failure in storytelling and misuse of characters I have seen. Honestly which sane person decided to change the complete story in part 2 of a trilogy? J. J. Abrams has done a solid groundwork and very good set ups in The Force Awakens. Rian Johnson has wasted everything to tell his own new unimpressive story full of plot holes because of the changes. Rian Johnson is even a really good director and writer and I would recommend much of his other work. I don't know what happen there but I will list all failures. I start with the characters: Luke Skywalker is so misrepresented that even Mark Hamill has spoken out that he doesn't know who that guy is and that Luke would do nothing like that before he got silenced. Rey got demoted to Mary Sue (Flawless avatar far better than anyone else with all abilities at grandmaster level). Snoke became the Hugh Hefner of Star Wars and a laughing stock for me. All leaders made incompetent decisions (= Hux, Leia and Holdo). Hux exspecially became an incopentent moron stereotype. Finn and Rose have a story arc that is completely wasted. You can remove all that happens there and nothing changes. In defences of Rose Tico (Kelly Marie Tran), Amilyn Holdo (Laura Dern) and others. Nothing in this is the fault of the actors. They deliver a good performance in a horrible script. Rian Johnson is credited as writer so he should be the person to blame. I want to apologize for all fans that lost their mind and wish all of you the best. I will say that Rain Johnson did a horrible job for representation of female characters. Star Wars is full of strong, intelligent and interesting female characters that could have been used. Story: Like I already said the story gets rebooted and there are a lot of plot holes. !!!Slight spoiler warning!!! Luke Skywalker hides and didn't want to be found but left a map. Snoke is so powerful that no one can defeat him but gets defeated in a humiliating way. A simple Padawan could have done this. The chase of the Resistance is pointless. The First Order could destroy them at any time without problems. Solution 1: Use half of your fleet and jump via hyperspace in front of the Resistances (Have a ship with interdiction capabilities with them for max efficiency). Solution 2: Use all your fighters to attack. Look what just Kylo can do with some support. Now think about what all fighters of the First Order fleet can do. Solution 3: Avoid this situation completely. After you jump out of hyperspace above the Resistance base use curtain fire with all your ships and have the fighters ready for interception. But it is not only the First Order. Poe gets punished for saving the Resistance. Without his action all of them would have died one after another much faster. Leia and Holdo have no strategy. All they do is delaying their unavoidable demise by sacrificing their ships. The endgame is hiding in a place their enemies can easily destroy and find as easy as the back of their hands because they track them. Solution 1: Have enough fuel in your ships and be ready to escape you morons. They are the Resistance and must be always prepared to escape because their enemy has superior firepower. There are veterans from the Rebels in their ranks. They knew this and had terrible losses in the war with the Empire that had taught them this lesson. Solution 2: Scatter your fleet in as many directions as possible. This would scatter the enemy fleet or they must set priorities. Both would give you better tactical options. Smaller ships can hide in systems that are dangerous for bigger ships (Asteroid belts, gravity anomalies, high density of gravity objects etc.) This would save many lives and in combination with solution 1 with 100% certainty. Solution 3.:Jump to places that would defeat the First Order fleet or help you. Examples would be first Kuat. The shipbuilding system is the best defended place in the Star Wars galaxy and they don't take it kindly if an enemy fleet comes in for a visit. Bonus: The First order wants this intact and would never destroy it. Secondly Mon Cala. The Mon Calamari suffered under the Empire. There is no way that they would not fight the First Order no matter the odds. I would also say Coruscant but don't know if it is as well defended as in Legends. Then the already mention arc with Rose and Finn. Nothing happens there that has an impact for the story. Why waste this time? It looked like they are proud of it. Hyperspace ramming: There were ramming tactics in Legends (In the Corellian trilogy books if I remember correctly) and in a Star Wars comic for hyperspace ramming. It was not efficient because three ships could not take out a Super Star Destroyer. I must come to an end because I run out of space. Overall this is an abomination of a Star Wars movie that is well directed. I barely can push myself to give a 1/10. Expand
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NiallHayesFeb 15, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Who hired this guy? They both need to be fired! Good music and effects, but they couldnt save this mess. All the characters feel completely different. Nothing is the same. He clearly just did whatever he wanted. Could only have been made by the entitled child that is Rian Johnson.

Also, what even happened in this movie?
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vasilis-kunFeb 12, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A great film that brings risk to the franchise, introducing the four acts and carrying messages such as that it can be important for the future without having a great legacy. A film very undervalued by the toxic fandom that has worked this saga for decades. Expand
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Michu78800Feb 11, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Nie ktore watki były super a nie ktore do kitu jednak ogladajac ten film bylem usatysfakcjonowany wiecej watkow jednak mi sie podobaly ale jednak o mojej decyzij zapadl fakt zobaczenia luke skywalkera w stanie glebokej depresij oraz jak patrzyl na zakon jedi po swojej porazce jaka bylo prawie zamordowania bena solo Expand
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SiriysAhakuhFeb 11, 2020
Great visuals, interesting characters, great dark atmosphere but it has some boring moments.
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AcklowFeb 10, 2020
Last Jedi is not particularly good once you actually see Rise of Skywalker. It opened a can of worms regarding a variety of plot threads that made RoS bomb hard. I would not recommend any of the new SW movies to fans.
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Signas501Feb 9, 2020
Regardless of how mediocre Star Wars: The Force Awakens was, there was still a sense of familiarity and originality that was used to tie in the Prequel and Original Trilogies to the Sequel Trilogy despite its dubious and frustratingRegardless of how mediocre Star Wars: The Force Awakens was, there was still a sense of familiarity and originality that was used to tie in the Prequel and Original Trilogies to the Sequel Trilogy despite its dubious and frustrating separation in canon with the Extended Universe. However, with the perspective of a delusional director that antagonizes long time fans, uses subtle political agenda and blatantly plagiarizes aspects of the Extended Universe all under the guise of subverting expectation with absolutely nothing, any sense of the sequel being unique has been lost. Numerous roles and important plot points are outright ignored while either ripping off, slandering and subverting worst case scenario ideas from titles like Star Wars: Jedi Outcast II, or creating new characters and events that are rushed and have no coherence or impact on the plot at all. The story feels misconstrued as if important events where skipped over without explanation and almost every character with the exception of Poe Dameron was completely bipolar, irrational and lacked tact and strategy, often feeling just as comically confused about the plot as the audience were. When I had heard of a continuation to the cliff hangar used in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, I would never have imagined that a 1.3 million dollar movie would make the First Order into just another Nazi reference, disrespect the promised roles of important characters, make irrelevant and questionable decisions, scenarios that feel out of context and would even go as far as to take advantage of the removal of strong female villains such as Komari Vosa and Tavion Axmis just to allow a nobody character like Phasma to pretend to be the first female Star Wars villain while accomplishing nothing. As a fan that grew up respecting the Extended Universe, I'm appalled to see an entire timeline rapaciously disgraced, disregarded, and then exploited by oblivious hacks that only recognized an opportunity to profit off of something they wouldn't have considered otherwise if it hadn't have given them the chance to push their political propaganda. An incoherent mess from beginning to end, disappointment doesn't even begin to describe the exploitative waste of time that is The Last Jedi. Expand
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Dylan117Feb 8, 2020
Terrible. Backyard choriography, lack luster story, awful creatures that squirt milk and a mid life crisis luke. Meaningless plot points. If it was a weekly sci-fi series it wouldn't hurt to miss this episode.
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XxxGeseRxxXFeb 7, 2020
Сценарий выжат из пальца, сплошные отсылки к 6му эпизоду. Полный маразм происходящего в конце фильма. Пол фильма просмотрел с ладонью на рукеСценарий выжат из пальца, сплошные отсылки к 6му эпизоду. Полный маразм происходящего в конце фильма. Пол фильма просмотрел с ладонью на руке
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jared1209Feb 5, 2020
Terrific as a stand alone film. Disappointing they didn't have a clear roadmap with the new trilogy. This trilogy is missing a cohesive storyline and director. Perhaps a Rian Johnson dedicated trilogy would work better. Definitely over angryTerrific as a stand alone film. Disappointing they didn't have a clear roadmap with the new trilogy. This trilogy is missing a cohesive storyline and director. Perhaps a Rian Johnson dedicated trilogy would work better. Definitely over angry fan boys claiming their childhoods are ruined by something happening to them in their adulthoods. Good film, lame fanbase. Better stoned. Expand
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ToastmasterJan 23, 2020
This movie has some good scenes and dialog to it, also it does take alot of risks, the main problem with this movie is the casino planet scene, it was pointless it had no reason to be in there.
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SadiqJan 20, 2020
what the bloody hell is wrong with those who give this garbage movie a positive review? disney totally ruined star wars with these trilogy, forever!
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untrustedromJan 19, 2020
Fun Star Wars movie but epitome of style over substance. Not a good entry into the universe but enjoyable if you don't mind that it ruins the star wars universe
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rob2eDec 20, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie was fun to watch, the sound, the music, the visuals, but as far as Star Wars goes, the writing was INSANELY TERRIBLE. This betrays Luke's character and integrity and DESTROYS everything in retrospect that was good from episodes 4-6. The Force Awakens had a few holes, but this movie, in my opinion, ENDS THE STAR WARS SAGA. It was absolutely filled with plot holes and lashes out at the intelligent movie-going audience. Shame on you Rian Johnson!!!

The reboot needs a reboot!

-So angry and disappointed
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vodkaffeeOct 18, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. PLOTHOLES the movie, yes, i know all SW films have plotholes, but this entire movie is a plothole the only reason im giving this a 3/10 is for some good performances and some great ideas it has.
This movie makes no sense (having no fuel makes your ship stops even tough u are in SPACE), the timing is wrong, how much time does Rei spends at the island? a few hours like it is implied? how come Finn is only in a comma for like 2 minutes? and then when he wakes up he knows how to fly a ship, when he not knowing how to fly was a mayor point of the last movie? did he learned how to drive in the comma?
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BorgorosFeb 23, 2018
A weird movie. So much potencial, and promises of a legendary episode, but so many dumb choices regarding the storyline. Fantastic to look at, but thats it. I really wanted to like this one, but I just cant. Poor Luke and his reduced self,A weird movie. So much potencial, and promises of a legendary episode, but so many dumb choices regarding the storyline. Fantastic to look at, but thats it. I really wanted to like this one, but I just cant. Poor Luke and his reduced self, nothing like a true Jedi any more... And that is so utterly disappointing. Expand
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XxItsNotCadexXJan 10, 2020
This movie divided the star wars community and caused a potential new trilogy to suffer. There wasn't a sw movie i hated since episode 1 and 2. Although the cgi may look cool, it turns a movie that had its chance, but failed in almost everyThis movie divided the star wars community and caused a potential new trilogy to suffer. There wasn't a sw movie i hated since episode 1 and 2. Although the cgi may look cool, it turns a movie that had its chance, but failed in almost every way possible. Much like Transformers, it turns new characters into worthless additions. Expand
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dberishaodJan 9, 2020
The Last Jedi is actually my favorite star wars movie ever made. No other movie has given me such feelings of euphoria and excitement. Truly Rian Johnson knows how to handle our characters with care and love.
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catiflam88Dec 19, 2017
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. no emotion , nothing explained , who is snoke , how snoke turned kylo ren in to the dark side , why rey is that powerful , why luke is such a crazy old man when he was brave as **** ... disney has destroyed the franchise , since the revenge of the sith all is bad ...after a second time watching the movie , i must admit it improves a lot , perhaps i had too much hype , is better than episode 1 or 2 for example Expand
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Daishou_UeshibaJan 15, 2018
Compared to all the other films in the series, my opinion is that it isn't the glorious savior some consider it to be, nor is it the destruction of everything sacred that others lament. The new characters are shallow and childish, the oldCompared to all the other films in the series, my opinion is that it isn't the glorious savior some consider it to be, nor is it the destruction of everything sacred that others lament. The new characters are shallow and childish, the old ones are embarassing and cringy and any potential for good storytelling or personal sacrifice is eschewed in favor of comedic relief or self-righteous socio-political preachiness. It's stupid, mindless, pointless popcorn fodder, but i do consider it to at least have a bit more depth than the first one, it at least tries to do something new, it just fails entirely. Expand
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Mau003Jan 7, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The lore of Star Wars is completely disattended with this movie, with ideas such as hyperspace to destroy enemy ships that could have been used in any other movie to get rid of the first or the second death star, and much more.
This movie seems to push as much as possible with the "subverted expectations" theme. Since when being consistent has been considered bad? Why jokes are needed to take out a little of pathos in dramatic scenes? Why Rose and Finn have to go for that quest with a stupid backstory to end up being completely useless? Why killing Snoke in that stupid way?
Since when Leia can do things using the Force? How much ridicolous is the fight with the red royal guards in Snoke's battleship, with them doing a stupid coreography rather than a decent fight?
Really, how can this movie being considered as any good?
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As4ss123Jan 7, 2020
Awesome Episode. Just Geat Episode of All saga. Best episode. Were awesome. It's my movie and Snoke good new villian. 10/10.
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eagleeyevikingDec 16, 2017
"The Last Jedi" delivers terrific twists and moments to elevate the Sequel Trilogy, although it fails in setting up Episode IX.
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DaroneDiamondsJan 4, 2020
To be honest, out of all of the sequel, this one is my favorite. I used to cringe at it but it’s different than I remember and I love it.
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RafaMondiniOct 29, 2018
I Hope someday people will realize how wonderful this movie was. Forget the negative reviews.
The Last Jedi had a profund respect for Star Wars lore and characters, showing their failures with an incredible storytelling, but Rise of Skywalker
I Hope someday people will realize how wonderful this movie was. Forget the negative reviews.
The Last Jedi had a profund respect for Star Wars lore and characters, showing their failures with an incredible storytelling, but Rise of Skywalker throwed everything away.

After Episode IX we know how lame this new trilogy really is. Sad.
The Last Jedi was supposed to be a 10/10 to me... but Kathleen Kennedy, or Disney, or JJ Abrams, or whatever was responsible for Rise of Skywalker fu**** this trilogy.
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SuzinaJan 4, 2020
Great visuals. Great sound. Hot garbage.
Luke Skywalker is out-of-character the whole movie. Every plot point from the last flick is dropped. It's a slow-speed chase for 2 hours. Slow enough you can leave, get a parking ticket, and catch
Great visuals. Great sound. Hot garbage.
Luke Skywalker is out-of-character the whole movie. Every plot point from the last flick is dropped. It's a slow-speed chase for 2 hours. Slow enough you can leave, get a parking ticket, and catch back up. My husband fell asleep during sub-plot, which ended up being irrelevant. If you have not seen this movie yet, I recommend you watch the original trilogy first, because it's better. If you've seen that, then watch The Force Awakens. And if you liked that, then watch Rise of Skywalker. Just skip this one altogether. What you imagine is between episodes 7 and 9 will be better than what was actually shown in theaters.
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astrastarchildJan 2, 2020
Been a star wars fan since I was a little girl, and I'm late 30s now, and this is one of my top 5 SW movies. Loved Adam Driver's acting holy smokes, and the scenes with him and Rey were fascinating. The story development really kept myBeen a star wars fan since I was a little girl, and I'm late 30s now, and this is one of my top 5 SW movies. Loved Adam Driver's acting holy smokes, and the scenes with him and Rey were fascinating. The story development really kept my attention, I felt the awe of Episode IV all over again. The cinematography was the most eye droppingly beautiful thing I've seen in ages, so gorgeous. You can tell the writer and director believed their audience was intelligent. Expand
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oxfordpJan 2, 2020
This film could have been enjoyable (only to a certain extent) if it hadn't been cloaked in the mantle of Star Wars. As a Star Wars film, it's an abomination. It in no way feels like Star Wars, and it subverts our expectations in a pointlessThis film could have been enjoyable (only to a certain extent) if it hadn't been cloaked in the mantle of Star Wars. As a Star Wars film, it's an abomination. It in no way feels like Star Wars, and it subverts our expectations in a pointless way. It feels as if Johnson was trolling Star Wars fans everywhere. What a disappointment after the promise of Force Awakens. If only Abrams had been allowed to make all three. Expand
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NamelessfiendJan 2, 2020
Everything I don't like about this movie has already been stated multiple times. My least favorite Star Wars film hands down.
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Skye_YNCJan 2, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Je trouve le film assez raté. Rian Johnson a juste détruit le scénario du 7. L'arc narrative Finn et Rose est inutile et est un échec pour les héros. Le pire est que les protagonistes n'apprennent pas des erreurs qu'ils ont fait.

Holdo ne donne son plan a personne et plonge elle-même dans les problèmes du dernier acte. Durendal en parle vraiment bien dans sesvidéos sur le problème.
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Darth_PlagueisJan 1, 2020
This is the worst movie ever made. Star Wars is supposed to take place a long time ago in a galaxy far far away but this movie felt like it took place on earth in the year 2017. Star Wars is supposed to feel timeless but this movie alreadyThis is the worst movie ever made. Star Wars is supposed to take place a long time ago in a galaxy far far away but this movie felt like it took place on earth in the year 2017. Star Wars is supposed to feel timeless but this movie already feels dated. Horrible decision for a movie that is the 8th of 9. The worst characters are the ones created by Rian Johnson. If you are a hipster living in Portland, you might relate to the characters and dialogue but it's all cringe. It's a corporate version of what the left leaning centrists think the left wants to see. But white people still run the show and all minorities are side characters with no force powers (unlike the prequels which had asian women on the jedi counsel and a black man as the most powerful jedi in the galaxy). The only character Rian Johnson created with force powers was another white male. I've learned to accept what it has done to the canon but it's still a horrible unenjoyable movie that doesn't go 2 minutes without a cringeworthy scene. There are decent moments but if you take a great meal and mix it with poop, it's still uneatable. I'm hoping a special edition can at least be made so I can watch all 9 saga movies in order without having to skip one. Expand
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Classic2909Jan 1, 2020
WORST Star Wars movie EVER!!!! NEVER was I SO MUCH DISAPPOINTED after watching a Star Wars movie. I literally felt dead after leaving the cinema. I still can't believe till this day what a mess this movie is! I SWEAR TO GOD, I will neverWORST Star Wars movie EVER!!!! NEVER was I SO MUCH DISAPPOINTED after watching a Star Wars movie. I literally felt dead after leaving the cinema. I still can't believe till this day what a mess this movie is! I SWEAR TO GOD, I will never rewatch this trash nor spent a single penny for this crap of a movie! Normally, I am a peaceful human being, but after so much disrespect, I sadly would like to kick Rian Johnson in his ass and punch his face. Yessir, and I am not even a star wars freak, i grew up with it and like it and that's it. The tonality...this movie doesn't feel like a star wars movie at all, unlogical story after 7, dumb and unimportant sidestory and side charachters (3 really bad choices....), jokes (often misplaced with bad timing and often not funny). I dont like to say that but I hate this movie! Expand
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gwar1997Dec 31, 2019
garbage. the disrespect to Luke Skywalker is unforgivable. negative 10 billion score
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ZodaiiDec 31, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Enfin des prises de risques coherante et un développement de personnage intéressant, l episode 1/2 de Lucas etait vraimemt Pas bon, ça fait plaisir de voir un épisode 8 aussi beau visuellement et avec des personnages intéressant même si finn et rose leurs intrigues et un peu inutile et malheureusement finn est un personnage qui a du potentiel mais on ne s en sert pas .. Expand
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leviat4nDec 31, 2019
Worst Star Wars ever. Worst than The Rise of Skywalker, indeed this movie did TRoS be bad
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AlignLeftDec 30, 2019
Sorry if you didn't like this movie. It was pretty good. Would not be surprised if TROS falls below the ratings for this one in the next few months.
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DELITEBDec 30, 2019
I like that VIII episode is brave, it's very cool! It's interesting to watching it. I want more the same!
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CakperDec 30, 2019
ass movie no good man dont see please dont bad it no good is bad very bad ok?ass
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MinoreroDec 30, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. They killed Luke in the beginning of the film, on the end was only his funeral. No character design. Luke isn't even Luke. Rey is the most powerful Jedi ever lived for no reason. Expand
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ErnificentDec 29, 2019
The plot of this movie is contrived, meandering and uninteresting for the most part. Most of the progression seems to rely on coincidence and convenience. There are quite a few twists throughout that lead nowhere and introduce little toThe plot of this movie is contrived, meandering and uninteresting for the most part. Most of the progression seems to rely on coincidence and convenience. There are quite a few twists throughout that lead nowhere and introduce little to nothing of interest to the story. As such, upon multiple viewings, most of the story beats feel pointless as they are just drawn out build-ups to reveals that are ultimately unsatisfying.

The writing is sophomoric and the pacing uneven. Scenes that should have time to breathe are cut short and scenes that should be cut short, or just cut, seem to linger. Throughout most of the scenes, attempts at humour are injected at points where they tonally clash with the situations at hand and work to undermine any semblance of stakes, severity or consequence. Character motivation is at best underdeveloped and inconsistent and at worst nonsensical and contradictory. Dialogue is clunky and a lot of it feels like metacommentary directed at the fans rather than an exchange between real characters. Overall from a purely writing standpoint this movie falls flat.

However, this movie does have a coherent message and works well as a deconstruction of the Star Wars franchise. As a metacommentary, the subjects it touches upon and the points it raises are valid, despite being delivered poorly or heavy handedly. The best praise I can give would be to the cinematography and direction. This is unequivocally the most beautiful, and well shot Star Wars movie, and although I find the movie as a whole unentertaining, poorly written and problematic as an installment to an established and ongoing franchise, I can find enjoyment in the visuals of the third act. Rian Johnson has a talent for framing shots in a striking and meaningful way.
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SearchByDec 29, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie would be fine if it was the first of an original series. Unfortunately, it follows 7 previous movies in the same universe with over 40 years of lore and connected story. You would think that being a middle film in a trilogy that plot points and character development would be carefully considered to connect the previous film and leave something worth following in the final film. Apparently, Rian Johnson didn't really care about the trilogy as a whole and forgot where he fits in the series as well as the new trilogy. Subverting expectations is exactly what he did by making choices that oppose a logical person's expectation for a congruent story. Sure its bold and also very stupid. Now we have a movie that leaves a dud for every interesting build up from the previous movie and leaves nothing for the final movie to go on. We have a new powerful villain....actually he was nothing. Well then maybe Kilo Ren will set up to be the evil villian....actually no he is force flirting with Ray and even takes her side in a fight. The theme of letting the pass die because both sides are equally bad. Sure, the empire who committed genocide by blowing up entire planets is the same as the Jedi letting Palpatine rise to power because they didn't know he was evil. I guess there are good people on both sides. There has to be a reason why Ray is so powerful....actually no, her parents are nothing and she is not special. Which could be intriguing if we didn't have 40 years of story that emphasized the connection between linage and force power. Here is a little note for that...your audience will feel cheated when you set up a fictional world with established rules and then break those rules just to do it. Let just make everyone in Harry Potter, even muggles, just as powerful as Harry because it doesn't matter who your parents are. Just because you think its a positive moral message to children doesn't mean it makes sense to an established franchise. So the expectations have been subverted. So we are left with a movie where the main character spends most of the time on an island with a Jedi master who doesn't want anything to do with her or the doctrine he spent his life pursuing. We have a confused villain who isn't sure if hes bad or just a damaged boy with daddy issues. And the rest of the movie is the rebellion slowly wasting fuel while the first order is just waiting for them to run out of fuel. I wont even comment on the Casino planet scene that subverted all expectations that it would matter to the story at all. Anyway,here are a few subverted expectations that could have worked. Not having tired, forced, and cliche romantic interests for main characters. Apparently, Rian Johnson gets character tropes from his favorite young adult novels. Instead of Luke hating everything that the Jedi stands for because he failed one student, have him overcome his self guilt to regain a sense of purpose. Give Rose and her sister at least 1 scene together to give the audience a reason to care for their relationship. Better yet, let Rose sacrifice herself, like her sister did in the beginning, by knocking Finn out of the way and flying herself into the laser at the end. Maybe that would make the audience actually like her character. Give a reason why Ray is so powerful with the force given her parents were nothing. I'm not against the idea that linage has nothing to do with it but a bit of context would probably help if you want to insert concepts that go against well established lore. Establish a true protagonist. Give Snoke a backstory, or kill him off and make Kilo Ren something to be feared. They could have made General Hux the main villain, except he became everyone's punching bag. What about the knights of Ren? Nah, that set up was too good and interesting but it doesn't subvert expectations. Instead of Leia having that laughable Mary Poppins moment, don't have that. If we are just throwing stuff in the movie that doesn't make sense, at least give Luke a better death then force projecting himself and dying alone on that island. Why not have him show up in person and taking on the first order by himself. Its obvious that the movie doesn't want to follow the rules anyway, let Luke hug his sister in person one last time and have one last over the top, badass moment. Sure, but instead of having him really show up, we can subvert expectations and spoon feed the audience with obvious clues to lead them to the fact that he isn't actually there. In conclusion, I have two explanations of why this movie made the choices that it did. Either, Rian Johnson took the few criticisms for the Force Awakens of having similarities to the original series so seriously that every decision that he made involved subverting expectations to the point of ruining the whole trilogy. Or, he hates JJ so much that he set him up for complete failure. Either or, the audience and the franchise are the ones who have to endure the disappointment. Expand
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DM2112Dec 29, 2019
Michael Bay would have made a better Star Wars film. TLJ was the first Star Wars movie where the audience did not cheer at the end, we all just left in silence. This was garbage. The narcissist that directed this trash was hoping to subvertMichael Bay would have made a better Star Wars film. TLJ was the first Star Wars movie where the audience did not cheer at the end, we all just left in silence. This was garbage. The narcissist that directed this trash was hoping to subvert peoples expectations and did exactly that and then went on to try to berate/belittle fans on social media. RJ is the guy that not only pisses in the pool, but he releases explosive diarrhea while swimming laps. Expand
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0RXDec 29, 2019
TL;DR A pandering, soggy, feminist, non-sensical, critic pleasing disappointment of a solid series.

As a stand alone movie, detached from reality, broken away from anything else Star Wars and that had 200 million dollars dumped into it, it's
TL;DR A pandering, soggy, feminist, non-sensical, critic pleasing disappointment of a solid series.

As a stand alone movie, detached from reality, broken away from anything else Star Wars and that had 200 million dollars dumped into it, it's okay. As the 9th installment that was supposed to shine as the apex of the grand adventure that George started spanning several generations with an established canon and formula, Disney and Kennedy spit in our faces and ruined what was going to be an amazing series for the past several years. Physically going to George Lucas and throwing away his creative instruction for his own series over Disney money only further incinerated the dumpster fire that was started with the constant bickering and firing of directors and producers. IX made VII and VIII make even less sense, and throws away so much of what was already established as canon. IX does a good job on trying to tie the loose knots that is killing off all male roles, making the sith (Kilo) look like an unconfident **** sorry excuses for character development, worse romance than Twilight had, and story development time wasting. This movie feels like it was rushed, poorly executed, and molded perfectly to please critics and leave the entire body of fans in the gutter. IX is a perfect example of pandering, you can see that divide perfectly between the people and the critics. 6 year old me is still shaking his head over this poor development that was established between Lucas Art's movies, and what was established in VII. I created an account just to convey this disappointment. This isn't the Star Wars we know, this is Disney's portrayal of what they wanted Star Wars to be.
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johndubeck99Dec 29, 2019
This movie is a cinematic failure. Disney has used Star Wars as a battleground for SJW's rather than telling an interesting story. This movie has a weak plot. This movie attempts to crack Marvel style jokes throughout the entire movie. ThisThis movie is a cinematic failure. Disney has used Star Wars as a battleground for SJW's rather than telling an interesting story. This movie has a weak plot. This movie attempts to crack Marvel style jokes throughout the entire movie. This is extremely distracting and weakens the movie. The movie fails to build a connection to the characters, making all characters in the movie feel weak with no story. The overall decisions made on the squeal plot in this movie are painful. I don't have much else to say... this movie was terrible in nearly every aspect and I don't feel like writing anymore. Expand
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THIRD3YE06Dec 28, 2019
Brilliantly subversive.
The best Star Wars film since Empire
Rian deconstructs the old to build something new.
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StorysShdBreethDec 20, 2017
"Let the past die." Nice to see Star Wars actually attempt to have themes beyond heritage. This film takes some incredible risks, deviating from the typical narrative structure while adding in some genuinely unexpected twists and turns,"Let the past die." Nice to see Star Wars actually attempt to have themes beyond heritage. This film takes some incredible risks, deviating from the typical narrative structure while adding in some genuinely unexpected twists and turns, expanding the lore of Star Wars, and ends up not only emulating its predecessors but surpassing them. Rian Johnson's 'The Last Jedi' subverts expectations in some of the ballsiest ways imaginable. Rey, Kylo Ren, and Luke absolutely steal the show, and the minor plotlines, which at first glance seem largely dispensable, culminate in a very poignant and pointed ending that looks toward the future with fresh new eyes and new hopes. Star Wars has finally grown up. Expand
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icextendDec 28, 2019
This is where Rian Johnson creates something cruel, meant to split the fun base (as it was stated in his interview) He had his perverse fun dismembering the Star Wars and slicing off the bare essence of what you believed it to be. In additionThis is where Rian Johnson creates something cruel, meant to split the fun base (as it was stated in his interview) He had his perverse fun dismembering the Star Wars and slicing off the bare essence of what you believed it to be. In addition as a middle finger he has ruined every plot setup of JJ Abrams and wrecked Luke Skywalker as a character whilst degrading Rey to Mary Sue. Expand
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JayJayJay898989Dec 26, 2017
I am really mixed with this movie. Most - some of the movie is great, the very definition of sci-fi star wars. And the other part is a boring, painfully elongated and confusing mess. It's disappointing and outstanding.
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Doc_RabbitDec 27, 2019
It's bad. Really bad. Rian Johnson does not understand Star Wars, does not appreciate Star Wars, and does not appreciate good story telling. The bigger sin was that Disney did not have a story arc. What they had was a desire to milkIt's bad. Really bad. Rian Johnson does not understand Star Wars, does not appreciate Star Wars, and does not appreciate good story telling. The bigger sin was that Disney did not have a story arc. What they had was a desire to milk nostalgia, destroy it on the altar of their politics, and ruin the story arc from the first 6 movies. Real bravery would have involved a whole new story in the universe, not raiding the old for a quick cash grab. Space Balls had more respect.

By the way, Disney did not introduce Strong female characters. It did introduce the idea that strong female characters can only be strong at the expense of others. Well done Disney.
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wisdom11Dec 25, 2019
Visually stunning and complex, acclaimed by both critics and general audiences, it is among the best episodes in the Star Wars saga. Highly recommended.
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petulantbeardDec 27, 2019
This film finally moved things forward and innovates, instead of rehashing past films (like in TFA). I see so many fanboys upset that Luke is dark in this film but his humanity is part of what makes this film great, and provides Luke a fullThis film finally moved things forward and innovates, instead of rehashing past films (like in TFA). I see so many fanboys upset that Luke is dark in this film but his humanity is part of what makes this film great, and provides Luke a full character arc. It's also so disappointing that Rise of Skywalker retcon'd Rey's past, as I thought leaving her unlinked to any majoy bloodline made things so much more interesting. THJ set a beautiful table that was unique and special to this new trilogy. Too bad JJ came back to overlay tired overplayed storylines to conclude it in Skywalker. Time will soon judge this film as the best the new trilogy and indeed the saga. Expand
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jaystratzDec 27, 2019
I almost can't even sit through this movie, it's just so boring and dumb. I'm not a fan
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DitobanditoDec 27, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Worst movie ever made. This trash ruined the whole star wara saga! Its a disgrace if you like star wars just a little bit and you would like to punch rian johnson and the other dumbos at disney in their face. Idk where i should even start? Besides the horrible story and charakter development this movie is one single logical mistake

I really hope sw goes down under disney, because they just dont deserve this license
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zalo248Dec 26, 2019
This movie is such a joke. Feministic movements just killed this franchise..
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GittoploDec 18, 2017
Watched it just now in BFI Imax. This is a very good film. The best point about it is that it's been made like a proper film. You may like it or dislike it but it is not all over the shop like the prequel trilogy. It is better than AwakeningWatched it just now in BFI Imax. This is a very good film. The best point about it is that it's been made like a proper film. You may like it or dislike it but it is not all over the shop like the prequel trilogy. It is better than Awakening for sure.

It is hard going over this film without spoilers. Yes, a few decision they took in the film and some scenes could have been done better. Overall, it is an interesting novel trajectory. I like Laura Dern and Benicio in this film. Finally, great underappreciated actors getting some action.

This is a solid 6/10 film, not without its flaws but with a few interesting surprises. It has good atmosphere and flow. Step in the right direction.
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Lucas_tDec 25, 2019
The best movie in this trilogy, unlike JJ Abrams in 'The Force Awakens', Rian Johnson brings originality to the trilogy, forgetting the past and creating its own characteristics.
What's more, it's a thrilling movie from start to finish,
The best movie in this trilogy, unlike JJ Abrams in 'The Force Awakens', Rian Johnson brings originality to the trilogy, forgetting the past and creating its own characteristics.
What's more, it's a thrilling movie from start to finish, striking and chilling scenes and a sensational soundtrack.
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MuayChaiyaDec 25, 2019
When Mark said "it's the longest" he wasn't kidding. This trash heap of a movie is so bad it's funny.
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criticizenkaneDec 19, 2017
Thank you Rian Johnson for this masterpiece .

Visually, Is the most beautiful in the entire saga.
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ProserpineDec 25, 2019
Rian pushed the boundaries to make star wars stop to look at their characters and take care of their stories. The result feels like something fresh and innovative and a lot more artistic that anyone expected. He helped out a loyal dog who wasRian pushed the boundaries to make star wars stop to look at their characters and take care of their stories. The result feels like something fresh and innovative and a lot more artistic that anyone expected. He helped out a loyal dog who was chasing its own tail. Expand
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martinexDec 23, 2017
I while I've enjoyed the franchise over the years I've never been a fanatic often forgetting details that seem to drive enthusiasts crazy. I did, however, enjoy the last couple of entries (the Force Awakens and Rogue One) enough to the pointI while I've enjoyed the franchise over the years I've never been a fanatic often forgetting details that seem to drive enthusiasts crazy. I did, however, enjoy the last couple of entries (the Force Awakens and Rogue One) enough to the point of anxiously anticipating this effort. I have to say though I was a little disappointed. The movie suffered from overkill resorting to the same themes over and over again. I often wondered why Mark Hamil never achieved the career accomplishments of his costars. Now I remember. He's not a great actor. There were attempts at humor that I thought was inappropriate as well. Without giving away spoilers it wasn't a total bust. There was plenty of action and a few poignant moments but I have to say overall, this one missed the mark. Expand
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turtles1234Dec 25, 2019
garbage. this movie alone killed the trilogy, you really dont need to see it
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Sitelight2Dec 24, 2019
Super toller film es ist toll das anzuschauen wenn man ein Star wars fen ist :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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paddym3195Dec 24, 2019
A movie that subverts all the tropes of previous Star Wars films, and does so at such a successful rate that makes it the best film in the franchise since Empire. The cinematography, art direction, story, and acting are supreme and the musicA movie that subverts all the tropes of previous Star Wars films, and does so at such a successful rate that makes it the best film in the franchise since Empire. The cinematography, art direction, story, and acting are supreme and the music is as epic and granduler as ever Expand
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KimBakerDec 24, 2019
I really enjoyed the Last Jedi. The Force Awakens was an empty movie which could have been so much more. The Last Jedi was basicly Rian giving JJ the finger, that's my feeling about it and i support Rian with his movie. The Last Jedi was aI really enjoyed the Last Jedi. The Force Awakens was an empty movie which could have been so much more. The Last Jedi was basicly Rian giving JJ the finger, that's my feeling about it and i support Rian with his movie. The Last Jedi was a true Star Wars movie, it felt like Star Wars and i felt excitment watching this movie and was really surprised in all the interesting plottwists. It is my favourite Star Wars movie behind The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Rian took some daring chances which not everybody agreed with but i think he's a Great Story teller and made this movie truly Original. I would really love to see a new Star Wars trilogy which Rian Johnson wrote and created. Expand
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LomakosDec 23, 2019
Космоопера с фентези подразумевает принятие многих условностей, именно по этой причине не признаю многих претензий к "логике". Интересные персонажи, в особенности великолепный Кайло Рен, отлично сыгранные актерами, в купе с обожаемой мнойКосмоопера с фентези подразумевает принятие многих условностей, именно по этой причине не признаю многих претензий к "логике". Интересные персонажи, в особенности великолепный Кайло Рен, отлично сыгранные актерами, в купе с обожаемой мной сказочностью делают продолжение величайшей саги шикарным кинопутешествием. Expand
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Gotcha1334Dec 23, 2019
Absolutely horrific attack on Star Wars fans. This was a cinematic failure every step of the way.
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CHLLLDec 23, 2019
Rian Johnson cant even spell his own name right. Values himself over the franchise he was directing. Calls lightsabers "laser swords". Worst thing to happen to Star Wars
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bimjosgravyDec 23, 2019
This movie completely ruins characters that have been icons for decades... Swing and miss.
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JacobFrye69Dec 23, 2019
The music and special effects are good, but that's it. This movie has no many nonsensical and illogical moments, contradicting existing canon. It also takes all the plot threads set up in The Force Awakens and **** all over them.
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