THE ACOLYTE Review - Amandla Stenberg, Lee Jung-Jae, Carrie-Anne Moss

The success of "The Mandalorian" has led to more Star Wars television series hoping to expand on George Lucas’ empire. The latest series, "The Acolyte", is another win for them much like "Ahsoka" and "Andor". It premieres June 4 on Disney+ Film critic Paul McGuire Grimes from Paul's Trip to the Movies is here with his review. *click SUBSCRIBE for more reviews and interviews*
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[@selat2]

I agree these first episodes have been really strong, right up there with Andor. My only quibble so far is that at times the effects cause the entire production to feel “video gamey” in that outside of the main actors, I can no longer tell what is real and what characters, backgrounds, sets, and effects are animated. Maybe this is just more front of mind for me having finished watching the final season of Bad Batch recently.

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I haven't watched any of Bad Batch yet, but maybe the two mediums are getting swirled in your mind. I hope you enjoy the rest of the season. The next two episodes are fantastic!

[@MS-ht9it]

"it's like people only do things because thy get paid, which is sad." -Garth Algar. I hope you got paid for this review dude, because no opinion or objective analysis was offered, only "this is great!". Maybe offer something to defend the constant plot holes, poor acting, and seemingly zero chemistry between actors? That or we can just pretend that it's all great and keep them pom poms waving.

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