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Let the past die.
Rey develops her newly discovered abilities with the guidance of Luke Skywalker, who is unsettled by the strength of her powers. Meanwhile, the Resistance prepares to do battle with the First Order.
TkA
Jul 30, 2026 · via TMDB
**Disney continues to beat the dead horse of star wars.** The movie was garbage, but it was completely what i expected.\ \ After watching VII (when star wars was sacrificed on the altar of the almighty dollar, for the sake of greed - no less), it was clear to me that Star Wars was dead.\ \ I tried to look away from the truth, saying to myself "I'll give VIII a chance, but not in the theater, and only when i find a stream online where i don't have to pay for it. It also has to resolve the problems of VII." Well i found a stream like that, and watched it.\ \ I knew it was a long shot, but about 1 hour in i knew it had no hope. By the end it was clear Disney was just beating a dead horse. In fact, since the death of star wars in VII (also by Disney), when i started to analyze what really killed the star wars movies, followed by the lackluster rogue one, and now this, the answer is shockingly simple. The story came from the mind of George Lucas, so if George Lucas isn't a part of it, Star Wars is dead.\ \ I just saw the trailer for Solo: a star wars story today too. It has no hope either, and appears dead on arrival, so i expect it to get the score the last jedi received:\ \ 0/10.
Anue
Nov 17, 2025 · via TMDB
I think this was the first movie I felt personally insulted by. This is probably one of the most hate filled movies I have ever seen. And I am not even a Star Wars fan. I just like science fiction. I want every minute back I wasted watching this utter filth. I hate Rian Johnson so much, so so much.
Dreadful_Utopia
Jun 24, 2024 · via TMDB
The Last Jedi is a masterpiece that most fans at the time of its release couldn't recognise. The Last Jedi was a shining gem in an otherwise flawed trilogy of movies. It dared to be different, added complexity to characters, humanising them, and taught a valuable lesson that we are not defined by our mistakes, that they simply exist as a lesson for us to grow from. With some of the most iconic scenes within Star Wars, such as the Throne Room fight or Luke's standoff, this movie felt like a true sequel to the original trilogy. It's a shame that people were so critical of this movie, mostly due to its portrayal of Luke, that caused such a negative reception to the movie. Because at the heart of this movie is a beautiful story with beautiful visuals and amazing action sequences to accompany it.
CinemaSerf
Jun 3, 2024 · via TMDB
How very, very disappointing this was. The not in the least menacing "Kylo Ren" (Adam Driver) has got the rag-tag rebel fleet under the command of his mum "Princess/General Leia" (Carrie Fisher) firmly in his sights, and only "Luke" (Mark Hamill) who is training "Rey" (Daisy Ridley) to become a Jedi too, can hope to thwart their ultimate destruction as the First Order's intergalactic pursuit gradually whittles down the remains of their fleet. Meantime, "Finn" (John Boyega) with the scene stealing BB-8 embark on an highly dangerous mission to nobble the tracking device that is putting them all in such peril. The original "Star Wars" (1977) is probably my favourite film ever, and this is not even a distant cousin. Sure there are a few vestiges of the first film - the attack on the Dreadnought is quite exciting, but the rest of this is a poorly written and conceived version that throws the characterisations under the bus that is CGI. Great effects, loads of laser shoot 'em ups, but where has the charisma gone? There is no jeopardy - the storyline plods along with bumps in the road, but with little doubt as to the final outcome. For me (a baddie-lover) that means the thing lacks anything of interest. I enjoyed it ok - I saw it as part of a triple bill before the final instalment was released, but the more I watched the less I remembered. What a pity.
GenerationofSwine
Jan 14, 2023 · via TMDB
Some of the praise, at least from the fans is because of the deviation from Star Wars tradition which, honestly, I have an issue with out the door. We are watching it because we want to see a Star Wars film. And the deviation from Star Wars tradition seems especially ridiculous given how hard it tries--like The Force Awakens--to rely on nostalgia to keep the fans that felt alienated when Rey turned out to be, well, absolutely flawless, absolutely loved and trusted by absolutely everyone, and faced no real challenges or struggles... ...so, bank on nostalgia because giving the primary character a real literary struggle to add to a sense of character and plot is still seemingly out of the question. And that kind of seems like a troupe now days of characters that are diverse for the state of diversity. It seems like their creator and political fans feel that adding any struggle for said character to overcome would somehow take away from the political importance of the character. And that holds true for The Last Jedi. Rey still has no real struggles that can create even the slightest bit of dramatic tension for the audience. It is understood that she is the best and can easily overcome anything the story throws at her...and she does. And that is the reason her character is rejected by fans. It doesn't make for good cinema. Skywalker had the same issues in I-III, but at least it was understood that he was going to fail at the end of his story arc only to be redeemed in Luke's. Rey is still so perfect there is no dramatic tension where she is involved. But, don't let that be the only thing that kills it for you. Poe's initial radio play with the new faux Empire sets the entire movie up for one long eye roll. Those jokes seemed so out of place for science-fiction that it killed the movie from the start. But then the bad humor of your lame aunt that only think's she's funny is also a new troupe for movies for movies like this. So the films have to rely on nostalgia to market it to fans of the last two trilogies...and in this case it doesn't really work. The nostalgia is more along the lines of "Remember when Luke Skywalker was a thing" variety. The sort of nostalgia that references the old beloved franchise, without really understanding the dynamic of it. They did the same "Remember when this happened" nostalgic ploy in The Force Awakens and, like then they didn't have the background and understanding to pull it off. Solo wasn't really the cynical untrusting scoundrel that made him so beloved. And in this one Luke isn't the whiny flawed but blindly moral hero that gets in over his head. The result is a nostalgia that is just an empty reference. A nostalgia that has no real idea what it is referencing, or at least not one that runs any deeper than the surface. So the jokes don't land. So hero doesn't struggle and... ...the film has no real drama because of the lack of struggle. So the nostalgia is only skin deep and... ...it results in a nostalgia that is more of an insult to the older fan base that it tries to appeal to. Disney didn't listen to the fans that complained about The Force Awakens. They were too busy calling them names for not loving the film. All the fans wanted was a story, that is all, they wanted a struggle, they wanted real drama. They wanted the characters they loved to be the characters they loved. What they got instead was a character easily walks into every situation and beats every adversity with ease still...despite that being the main complaint. What they got was old heroes acting like different people again. What they got was another bad movie.
Kurtzmansucks
Jun 5, 2021 · via TMDB
Can't get much worse than this apparently the clown that directed this directed a good episode of Breaking Bad something tells me there was a lot of editing after they kicked this clown off the site because if this is his style he is plainly clueless about Star Wars mainly but also on how to tell a coherent story. The only good thing about this garbage was the visuals but that's it don't bother you will just get pissed off watching this mess in the end like the rest of the theater we were in have never seen so many people booing in a theater.
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Scott Hume
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Rick Heinrichs
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Steve Yedlin
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Michael Kaplan
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David Crossman
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Flora Moody
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Peter Swords King
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Carrie Fisher
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Adrian Derrick-Palmer
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Liang Yang
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Annabel Wood
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Chelsea Mather
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Josh Dyer
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Leonard Woodcock
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Levan Doran
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Luke Tumber
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Paul Lowe
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Rian Johnson
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Jamie Christopher
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Matthew Sharp
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Bob Ducsay
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Terri Douglas
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Ram Bergman
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Coya Elliott
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David Parker
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Matthew Wood
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