Star Wars: The Last Jedi

Strange things happens in the movie and I get why peoples don't like it. But unlike SW7, things actually do thematically happen there. Also I liked the larger jedi/force/ Good&Bad theme opened by the movie and developed in the Star Wars shows.

Best of new trilogy films. Evolution of far far galaxy. Few mistakes in experiments such as breaking Luke never give up archetype and new force miracles eclipses great plot twists and characters development.

I was actually genuinely surprised by this one. I know a lot of people didn't like the decisions that were made but I thought it was an interesting story. It had a lot of potential if they stuck with it through episode 9. I was very curious to see how the love triangle between Rey, Finn and Rose would play out. And Benecio Del Toro's character was one of my favorites.

This is a conflicting story where ideally you won’t get any answers from just speculations in the movie that lead you to ask how this addition is relevant to the complete saga of Star Wars; ideally everything you knew about your legacy characters and the lessons they held true at the time aren’t ideally in the same placement. General Leia Organa, outside the Superman scene, is really the only peak of this movie. Every other character ultimately leads you to ask a question of: “Why is this film wasting my time…?”

After not being that impressed with the first, I was hoping this one would kick on, but it was worse. Basically it ignored plots from the first as if they are making it up as they go along, and more cheese. I have not bothered to even watch the 3rd installment...

How to make an amazing movie that respects the universe while it challenges? This is the answer. The movie does it's best to direct the franchise into a refreshing way.

Not a massive hit with many Star Wars fans, but I love it. I think it is a very clever, serious style film which is more thought inducing and emotional than you typical Star Wars films of constant action.

It's still a decent movie but the plot is confusing and the movie is just kind of annoying. Still watch if your a fan and want to know what happens for the next movie, but if your not, watch the prequels or originals.

I tried to give the Sequel Trilogy a chance, I really did. But this travesty of a movie just killed it for me. Apparently this is what you get when you not only start a trilogy without a plan, but then hand the reins over to somebody who cares more about "subverting expectations" than they do about respecting the source material or coming up with a coherent plot. Between the disrespecting of Luke's character, the slow, boring pace, the sub-par fight scenes that only served to remind me of much better Star Wars action scenes, the idiot plot that relies on everybody making mind-boggingly stupid decisions, and the wasted potential of the few Sequel characters I actually liked (RIP Finn and Poe Dameron, I will mourn the awesome characters you could have become) there is no way I can recommend this movie to Star Wars fans or to anybody who just likes movies in general. Save yourselves 2+ hours and give it a miss.

This was supposed to conclude the original story, but instead they hastily killed off the original characters to introduce their new characters. Felt cheated after watching this movie.