I would probably skip it if I was that conflicted. It is better than the first two new flicks and way better than the crushing, humorless boredom of the prequels.
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I would probably skip it if I was that conflicted. It is better than the first two new flicks and way better than the crushing, humorless boredom of the prequels.
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I was entertained.
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By alot to unpack you mean edited by the teenager with ADHD. Good god, they should have split this into two movies instead of just bouncing the main characters between action scene to action scene without any breathers.
Pretty accurate desciption of the movie for those that saw it or just dont care about the plot.
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Why do people assume that the Sith lord copulate and impregnate like a humanoid would? With power to take life and restore life like he had, he could have impregnate Rey's grandmother by the Force or some other way.
If he did got grandma pregnant by the humanoid method, he could have done it before he was disfigured in that battle with Mace Windu.
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My biggest complaint is the critics that are mad that TLJ set in motion anyone could be a Jedi and this theme wasn’t continued in the rise of Skywalker.....well before order 66 there were 1000s of Jedis/force users that were not Skywalkers or Palpatines....this isn’t some new concept that Rian introduced.....
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Well you see, Sam, a Sith’s love is very different from that of a square’s
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It was a hot, forgettable mess. But I got to watch Star Wars for two-and-a-half hours.
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This is about where I am. I went in not expecting much and got more than that but it still is not a great movie. It’s over.
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I haven’t read this thread yet because I didn’t want spoilers, and I saw the movie today. I loved it, and I actually cried a little, and if you don’t like it then you’re wrong!
Sitting in the theater as the credits was rolling was a near spiritual moment for me. I’ve been a huge fan of Star Wars since I was 6, my parents first date was A new hope. Sitting there I realized that this is the end of the Skywalker saga, this is the last Star Wars movie (of this story) that I’ll ever see in theater which is probably for the best.
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The last Skywalker movie until they decide to reboot things.
Review contains spoilers. (Mr. Plinkett regrets saying that JJ Abrams should direct Star Wars. More accurately, regrets that JJ Abrams wrote Star Wars.)
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