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Fun fact: the porgs (cute bird things on Luke’s planet) were created because the location in Ireland where they filmed those scenes had puffins everywhere. They would be in the background of all the shots, and it was easier to digitally cover them up with porgs than it was to digitally remove them altogether.
Cute? You call those stupid creatures Cute?? Cute are the Ewoks that at least served some purpose, those stupid things are pathetic and Chewie should have eat their asses. All of them.
Your head canon about Ben knowing Rey in The Force Awakens because of their connection is absolutely right. There’s even a prequel comic book where Rey suddenly feels really cold on Jakku at the same time Ben becomes Kylo Ren.
@@VerowakReacts Yeah, the Rise of Kylo Ren shows Ben's turn to the dark side, though not his first attraction to it. Allegiance partly bridges Episode 8 and 9. And the Poe Dameron series explores Poe's missions for Leia.
@@TJMiton Hyperspace is supposed to be a pocket dimension that doesn't interact with ours. It breaks most of the movies, like why didn't they just do the Holdo against the Death Star?
@@voltinator yeah exactly. if you could weaponize hyperspace like that, combat would be a LOT different. also, ships have auto pilots and/or droids can pilot ships, so zero reason for her to suicide herself.
@@voltinator Hyperspace IS a pocket dimension, travelling at lightspeed isn't. The Holdo Maneuver works because there's a brief period of time between entering Hyperspace and accelerating into Hyperspace where you're literally the fastest object in the entire universe. It's honestly surprising that Star Wars writers barely explored that idea outside of Clone Wars and Last Jedi, because it's a really interesting exploration on the economy and logistics of Star Wars.
I'm so glad you can form your own opinion, and find enjoyment in this film! 💖 Kylo Ben and Rey's connection is definitely one of the cooler aspects of the sequels imo. I agree with you that people can change (even our heroes).
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
The movie was just bad. The Mary Poppins scene of Leia, the whole plot with Finn and Rose. Rose as a character and Holdo as a character. There is no threat at all after the movie. General Hux is reduced to a joke, Snoke is dead and Kylo isn't either. Why doesn't Holdo tell us what the plan is? All the decisions made there were completely pointless, both by Resistance and the First Order. The car chase is inconclusive and boring. The throne room scene is poorly choreographed, and that's even a fact. A German TH-camr has dissected the scene once, since then I pay attention to it and it's funny how often they hit the void, make senseless turns so that it looks "cool". And more. If you compare this with others, then you see it, alone , that you take a defensive position as a saber first happens only once briefly by Kylo and that only briefly. Rey treats her light saber like a baseball bat. And from the blue milk I do not even want to start. They spent a lot of money on this and saved on the choreographer. Rey is a Mary Sue. Finn is also just degraded to a coward and Poe makes mother jokes, infantile humor. In addition, Rian Johnson's manner is highly questionable humanly. Especially since he likes to make claims that are not true at all, like Empire strikes back would be "roasted" at the time. Which is simply a lie. He also likes to contradict himself.
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
I liked it too. My problem with Star Wars fans is they complain when something is too similar and complain when something is too different. It’s an impossible crowd to please unanimously but I thought, aside from some silly moments, this was a great movie. Might have been better off on it’s own rather than in the trilogy
I like it better than Episode III. I think Episode III uses too much of the light switch approach when Anakin becomes evil, and I don’t like General Grievous.
For the most part I really liked The Last Jedi. It felt like it was the first SW in a while not treading the same waters the other episodes have. It felt fresh. It got me thinking. It didn't feel like I've seen it before. It was brave to introduce some controversial ideas. Arguably, not all of them landed, but it still is way better than 'the fandom' makes it out to be. Rian Johnson really did not deserve the hate he got for this. I'm excited to see your reaction to EP.9 to see how you feel about it
From what I've learned, a lot of people in the fandom want new ideas that are the same as the old ideas but not too similar to the old ideas. Meaning there is no way they'll be happy 😂 there were some good ideas and some not so great but it's enjoyable for sure and doesn't deserve the amount of hate it gets, at all. All Star Wars movies have good and bad scenes and ideas in them lol
as a huge Star Wars fan I have to say Star Wars fans are pretty insufferable at times. They decided that the prequels were so bad that many of them said he shouldn't be in control anymore. That happened and now the prequels are great and these are so awful they can't be cannon, and I've heard so many people that actually think they'll retcon them in the future.
Hi ! I enjoyed watching your Star Wars journey... The Last Jedi is MY FAVORITE Star Wars movie almost tied with The Empire Strikes Back. I hate Episode 9 the Rise Of Skywalker. Only watched it once. I don't recognize it at all. Kylo's end was so depressing for many fans
Kylo Ren hints at the intense power required to actually project yourself over a distance, like Luke does in the end, when he first discovers the connection to Rey. "You're not doing this, the effort would kill you. No this is something different" or something along those lines. So he knows such power exists but the connection between him and Rey is something else that turned out to be Snoke's doing, but he lets his rage blind him from Luke's actions and motivations in the end. The movie has a lot of these sorts of tiny details that make it better on subsequent viewings. This is my favourite movie in the sequel trilogy. It has some amazing shots, the story is interesting for the most part although pacing hurts it a bit. Humour reminds me of the original trilogy and character development and emotions are great. The casino planet should probably have been cut further down to fix most of the pacing issues and maybe another action sequence should have taken place either in space or on the first order flagship.
This is actually my favourite of the sequel trilogy, think it’s a brilliant movie! I didn’t liked the overall narrative over the course of the 3 movies but the hate they get, especially this one, is ridiculous. Having said that, of Disney’s newest 5 Star Wars movies, I believe Rogue One is better than all 3 put together but Rogue One is a special film
100% Rogue One is just amazing. It's my second favorite Star Wars movie, and it's really close to 1st. The sequels had great moments, I'm glad that you really liked this one!!
Super glad to see you liked this one overall! Also glad to see that you liked the character of Rose. It a huge shame how a lot of toxic "fans" basically bullied her off Twitter shortly after this movie came out because they didn't like her character.
I didn't know the 'fans' were so toxic to the actress who played Rose. There are such horrible fans in this fanbase, it's really quite sad. I get not enjoying movies or characters but holy crap don't take it out on the actors ffs. Rose was great as a character, the actress did great! Same with young Anakin in episode 1, and even if I didn't like the Jar Jar character, I think the actor did a great job bringing the character to life. Those 'fans' really ruin a lot of things for a universe they love
I have no problem with any actor but the character of Rose is horrible written. She's just annoying the whole time and there's no really depth in her character so that I would be sad, if she would die or something. Disney's Star wars is just written like a classic disney movie. Everything is awesome in the end and you know that noone important will die, because it's too dark.... Apart from the Agenda Disney is pushing of course
This was the first Star Wars that I finally related to Luke. I never felt like the hero, I never felt destined to be a hero, I never felt like I was chosen for adventure in my life. But Luke running away and being forced to face his fears and learning that failure is part of success... I finally connected with the legend of Luke Skywalker. Last Jedi does things other Star Wars' don't, and I'm glad we have it.
@@moabman6803 and one of them did at the end, though I get what you mean. Remember Luke disconected himself from the force of his own volition prior to Yoda's appearance in the film (part of that 'runnning away' the o.c mentioned)
Amazing. Every word you just said was right. Just kidding, but I really agree with everything you said. TLJ's strongest aspect is the cinematography. Even George Lucas said it was "beatifully made". Even though this is my favorite sequel movie, and probably top 3 overall, the comedy definitely is hit or miss. Even years later, Hux and Poe's interaction still feels out of place. But I enjoyed all the little moments with the porgs, the island's caretakers having a difficult time with Rey, and silly shots like with the iron "ship". Narratively speaking, this movie operates in a whole different layer compared to most Star Wars movies, and maybe that's why many dislike what they watched; masters usually don't go through a character arc, they tend to be perfect already. That's also a theme of the movie, the importance of learning from failure. Luke, at the end, once again became what it was promised in episode IV: he became a new hope. For some reason most (if not every) TLJ haters can't properly identify Luke's arc and conclude he was bitter and useless the entire movie. I guess you see what I mean: Luke's impact in the galaxy is not verbally referenced, it's only a visual thing with the reborn of the resistance, the kids at the end sharing a tale, the symbol of the resistance in the kid's ring, and so on. It's not an spectacle so that might've pissed off some. I love the shots when Luke goes inside the Millenium Falcon with all the little lights shining. It feels haunting, but it's like a symbolic reunion with Han. We also see an hologram of Leia. It's literally a story of ghosts, or how the past haunts all of us. I'm happy that Holdo and Leia's relationship moved you, I loved it as well. There's something so pure about it! Also, I'm glad you could easily identify what was Poe's arc about. You nailed it, it was about leadership and caring for the group as a whole, not just being a lonely hero. Leia had to teach him that before she could fully rely on him as a leader, and we see that at the end in Crait when everyone's waiting for Leia's orders but then she finally passed the responsibility of leadership to Poe. This same generational change happens with Luke and Rey in a more obvious way, but I still think it's very moving. There's something so respectful about this movie that I could never take out of my mind. Anyway, I'm happy you enjoyed! I'd be equally excited if you didn't like most of the movie. I was curious to see your response to it.
My one rebuttal on Leia in space, okay two, are there is precedent for force pulling yourself through space and Leia is in tune with the force, and more so, Carrie Fisher gets to do what she wants!
Ah, good. I see the time has come for you to meet Ben Swolo. Also lol I just love the implications of the connection randomly happening when he was half dressed. What if either was changing, or showering, or using the 'freshers?? Lmao now yes I know the options are limited because of the IP lol but the implications still make me laugh
Great reaction! 😊 RIP always to our Princess, Carrie Fisher! This was her last "Star Wars" movie, and to my knowledge her last movie project. She passed away in 2016 while doing a book tour promoting her last autobiography. And it was also right before promotion was to start for this movie. There were some good moments in this movie. Luke reuniting with R2 on the Falcon. The Rey & Kylo Ren vs. Snoke's guards lightsaber fight. And Luke and Leia's reunion, which hits differently knowing that it was Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher's last scene together. And I loved seeing Yoda again. 32:03 We FINALLY got our Leia and Chewie hug that we should've gotten in the previous movie. Again, this for me is a decent movie. "The Force Awakens" my favorite of this trilogy. Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
I remember reading that she had finished this film, and got to see Rogue One before she passed :( I'm glad you can see the good parts of the movie, there were definitely some for sure. I like how R2 just knows what Luke needs, like showing the recording that started everything for him. The hug is definitely a movie late, but I'm glad it finally happened 😂
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
"She went Luke-ing for him.." 🤣 Another fun fact (if it hasn't been said in the previous comments yet): Han is more then just a "best friend" to Chewie.. He owes Han a "life-debt" for saving him from imperial slave-drivers..
It’s a movie filled with amazing moments but stuck in a story that feels disconnected from everything else and trying to be its own thing instead of weaving itself into the overall and existing tapestry.
Rose got a lot of hate too which I never understood. Part of the whole Canto Bight scene was Rose explaining why the resistance exists. While Finn understands the power and evil of the First Order, he still has a lot to learn about the outside world. She turns Finn from wanting to run to wanting to fight. When he says “rebel scum” he is now WITH the Resistance.
While hating a fictional character is ridiculous, at the same it is so that if there are people who loves fictional characters, there will be people who hates fictional characters.
if a men would kiss a woman without consent we would have a war out there. her character was just badly written like most of them are noone had any problem with her actor they just always used that argument against viable critiqe thats why ppl got so mad back then.i mean they do the same still today even before they release a movie they blame sexist racist fans for their badly written stuff to fail. its such a cheap trick ppl are fed up with it. i see none of that ppl but i see a shitload off ppl accusing others for their failures.
Quote: "You must trust my judgement, my highness." Answer: Was that Qui Gon Jinn to the queen (actually the queen's double) in Episode 1: The Phantom Menace? He was trying to evacuate her from Naboo during the invasion and she was reluctant to leave her people but was finally convinced to appear before the Senate to plead their case there.
Projecting yourself like Luke did will take all your might and energy to accomplish. Kylo seemed to be aware of this when he connected with Rey, and he wondered how that was happening; he thought she was projecting herself, but quickly dismissed it because he said that if she tried to do it, the effort would kill her. That was the first and only hint in the movie as to what would happen if you attempted it. I loved the movie when it came out, but after digesting it for some days it turns to be an okay movie. One thing that I'm grateful for though, is that lightspeed crash that Hondo did. The visuals gave me a unique moment of "wow, look at that!", probably what the OG fans felt when they first saw star wars. Everyone was silent in the cinema, at max just gasping... I never felt like that before so that moment was memorable. Looking forward to your next reaction!
BB-8 says „I have a bad feeling about this.“ before Poe tells him „Happy beeps“, at least according to the director. You might have missed that Rey took the books with her, so it didn‘t really matter if the tree burnt down or not. When I heard Poe calling Holdo a coward for the first time, I had to laugh. Holdo was first featured in a book about the teenage Leia, in which they also discover the Crait Base. In the book Holdo is the exact opposite of a coward. But she‘s portrayed quite differently. I guess they changed her characterization quite a bit between the script and the movie. My guess is that Lucasfilm weren‘t expecting the hype around Captain Phasma, which is why she had such a small role in the first movie. They probably tried to rectify that by publishing a book about her backstory, which also explains that her armor is made from the hull plates of a Nubian starship, i.e., the ones used by the Queen of Naboo. After reading that book, I assumed she would have a bigger role in this movie. Apparently not… I‘d also be curious if Kasdan (i.e. the screenwriter of Episode VII) had some idea how to continue Snoke‘s role. If he had, then this movie threw it a black hole. Overall not the worst movie, but it has quite some issues. Especially the whole Canto Bight sequence is too long, and it was even longer in the first cut. Transforming the Nazi-like Hux into the joke of an imperial officer probably wasn‘t the best choice either. And the mutiny could have been avoided if Holdo had shared her plans.
After the very 1st SW movie, it was explained that it was impossible for ships to destroy other ones by jumping via hyper space. Star Wars as a concept, cannot exist if it was possible. But the Director ignored it because he saw some cool concept art. And now is back to be impossible. Why neither Yoda, nor Obi Wan, or you know, the person Kylo Ren idolized ever appeared to him, and explained him about the Dark side? Why Luke never received advice from them, or was ever warned about Palpatine/Snoke? Why Luke trusted Force Vision of what Kylo would become, when his original arc was about him proving to everyone that destiny (and thus people) could change, and that Visions were not reliable? The first trilogy is about how the Jedi Order were in the wrong, but now Rey will recreate it? Why was Yoda having the gall to show off his powers and laugh about Luke, but never did anything to help, at all? Where is Anakin..you know, the Chosen one? Rose almost killed Finn, to avoid him sacrificing himself and saving everyone else. Thus almost condemning the Resistance - just for an unwanted kiss. We learned from Holdo that experienced team leaders should blindly follow orders, in hopes their betters have a full proofed plan. And that mutiny is ok, as long as you are hot. We can go on. Best movie ever.
Surviving the exposure of space has been done in other stories before, and in a way that makes sense. Though a lot of people hated on the moment in the movie. Honestly, I feel like anyone that has a problem with some of the Force powers just doesn't have the imagination/creativity to take full advantage of the possibilities. Basically someone trained in the Force uses the Force to maintain a pressurized bubble of atmosphere around them. And then just like how they can push/pull objects or jump high and run fast, she just used the Force to pull herself towards the ship. I read your response to another comment about it, and I can see your point about the effect looking "off". And yeah, it's mostly a holdover from the old Extended Universe where she did start training with Luke but her station in the Rebellion put her in high demand in reshaping the New Republic government and she left her training incomplete in order to serve the people in another way, leadership. But the training did happen.
Not having read and seen everything in the Star Ward universe, it feels completely new that she's using the force, so it feels cheap to randomly have her use the force. Knowing that she trained makes more sense but I still think it was shown/done in a... Not great fashion lol
Here’s the thing about this movie: the idea was actually good. And daring. And it would have been even better if Disney and Kathleen Kennedy specifically wasn’t meddling with it so far. I would have far rather gotten a Rian Johnson movie that was all on his own terms. That would have been much better. But Disney got scared and tried to keep doing fan service things, and overly kiddie things, and then…well. Let’s just say the next movie was entirely a corporate reaction to the fans outrage about this movie. They rewrote everything they were planning on and changed directors to (in their minds) salvage it.
I’m really glad you liked this movie. The discussion surrounding it is so toxic but it’s my favorite from the sequel trilogy. People were just salty that their fan theories were wrong.
Had nothing to do with fan theories. I walked in with no expectations and walked out feeling like a franchise I loved had been trashed. I actually thought Force Awakens was ok if derivative but this movie and the next one are a smouldering trash heap. They fail as Star Wars. They fail as decent science fiction. And finally they fail even within the logic of their own storyline.
@@donpietruk1517 Maybe not for you. But Force Awakens was beloved. People forget that. It’s the highest grossing film domestically to this day. The fan theories were rampant. It’s partially JJ Abrams’ fault because he invited them. And none of them panned out. People were pissed and rejected the film because it didn’t go the way they wanted it to go. Then they came up with pretextual reasons for hating the film. None of them will admit this of course. But I witnessed it. Also, Star Wars is not science fiction and has never purported to be science fiction. It’s space opera.
@@mjenningssmith I agree it's space opera. I was using the term somewhat loosely. The movies may have grossed a lot but you know as well as I do that this was largely the result of the branding on Star Wars. Same can be said of the Marvel movies in many respects. The fact that fans had expectations is not important. We had expectations when the original trilogy came out and when the prequels came out. If the story had actually worked the vast majority of the expectations would have been forgotten and you know this as well as I do. The ultimate fact is the sequels will be an afterthought and the original six episodes will be remembered as integral to the story. I'm sorry the last two especially are just bad cinema.
@@donpietruk1517 I have to agree with you. There was continuity that just made no sense. Main thing was just all the underlying items going on and pushing ideals and beliefs behind the scenes. Don't much like trash being pushed on me.
@@donpietruk1517The Last Jedi is at 91% on Rotten Tomatoes, representing overwhelmingly favorable reviews. It got an A Cinemascore which is a poll conducted of random people as they leave the movie theater. Objectively speaking, the film was loved by critics and the general audience alike. However, a narrative on the Internet driven by a toxic segment of the fan base took hold. As has become increasingly clear over the years, the conventional wisdom on places like Twitter and Reddit is not necessarily the consensus of the general audience as a whole.
Love your reaction :) TLJ is one of my favorite star wars movies! Can't wait to see your reaction to TROS because to me it felt like it capitulated to the franchise’s most toxic fans.
Thank you! I'm excited to watch Episode 9 but not really looking forward to the hate in the comments. Thankfully there are people like you who leave positive comments!! I'm fine with people disliking the movies, but to only spew hate isn't great, since there are positives of the movie or even my reaction that can be commented on 😂
@@gemeindelebtundregelt5291 why not? she is powerful in the force. the ship she was on was massive. the utilized physics of the force to pull herself back. it was the only way to do it.
@@Johnadams20760 Before Disney buyed Star Wars it wasn't possible for anyone (not even for the most powerful Jedi or Sith) to survive in space for that long. It just doesn't make sense. And you can't Argument with the force or anything, it just don't make sense
It's sad how few people understood this film. So many SW fans live in a bubble where they're married to concepts presented in books they read when they were 12, and they're scared of nuance and taking a 40 year old franchise to new places. That's the problem with people's relationship to this series; there's limited mobility beyond laser swords and 8th grade understanding of mythology. This film is the first time I actually understood characters on a more than base, archetypal level. Luke actually had an arc that wasn't sandwhiched between films. He felt like a real person and not an insert. This was the first time in film we actually saw how the world functioned beyond the war divide and touched on the finer points of intergalactic conflict. We weren't limited to dignitaries sitting around tables and resistance fighters arguing, we saw how people lived and funded the war. Above all, it pays off all the themes and points of intrigue planted over 40 years. Luke has serious abilities and uses them purely for defense, Ala the Jedi creed spoken of since Yoda mentioned in ESB. There's a literal balance being formed between very opposing views via Rey and Kylo. We see Leia actually has harnessed some force abilities over the decades. Warfare in space can still be more than vroom vroom space lasers. The themes of failure and the potential inside everyone who isn't a Skywalker are beautiful. That final shot, as well as many visual choices, are chef's kiss. But all people see is Luke milking the cow creature, and Snoke wasn't some big bad again...therefore it lacks filmic technique or some other bs.
Leia using the force to pull herself to safety is one of my favorite moments in the movie. Yoda said, "There is another" meaning Leia. She had just as much potential to become a Jedi Master as Luke did. On top of that her son is Kylo Ben a powerful sith lord, it would be weird if we didn't get to see Leia use the force.
I would have loved Leia to have been trained to use the force, it would have been amazing. I like that she used the force but to me it felt random, and it also looked really weird how it was done. I do wish she used it beforehand even just a little bit in the ship
This is my second favorite SW film. Rian followed George’s footsteps and led himself be led by myths and legends. He was inspired by the later Arthurian legends and Beowulf, in which the young hero becomes the jaded outcast but sees the light and answers the call for Justice. Which is double layered because us as fans build this legend around Luke and we made him into this infallible god that can do no wrong. That same legend crushed Luke, he thought he could never live up to it. Rey teaches him that being a symbol for the Galaxy inspires others to rise against evil and we see that in the end with the broom boy. That little boy represents every fan growing up seeing the story of Luke and how everyone can be part of the story. You don’t need to be from some special bloodline or order to be important. As for the main characters Finn finally learned to care for something bigger than himself and Rey. He goes to the other extreme but Rose teaches him that protecting what we love is more important. Poe learns that being a leader is far more important than being a hero. A leader understands what’s at stake and considers every possibility without at the expense of his followers. And Rey learns that she’s special in her own right. She makes her own purpose, and finds her place in this greater plot. The Legend of Luke is not enough to save the Galaxy, she needs to step up and do her part. And to my favorite part of all: Yoda and Luke. The quintessential Star Wars scene of all. Learn from all, the good and bad. Learn from it and forge a better future for all. That’s the path for betterment and understanding.
You are smart. That's how Kylo "knows" Rey and both make a quick connection. Rey knew how to do mind tricks and use the Force. Han doesn't trust anyone, but he feels he knows Rey cause she is his son other half. Rey is just "remembering" (Kylo's moves on Crait are the same that Rey do at the island). The connection between the dyad is so interesting, cause they are one self and there is no space between them. Also the mirror shows Rey a man and a woman combined (Ben and Rey). That's what happen at the end. There are 3 versions of Luke and Ben's story. The 3rd one is the truth.
That Island is actually near where i live in Ireland :) called "Great Skellig". Used a lot in shows and movies. If you ever in the area, must visit 🇮🇪😉👍. Anyway, yeah, it was a bit a of weak trilogy, not bad perse, but weak. Still a few great "Star Warsy" moments though. Awesome reaction again Vera ✌😊
I don't care what anyone says, this is the best of the new trilogy. Luke used the dark side sometimes so it makes sense he would eventually fall to fear because of trauma. The issues I have is that they cut too many important scenes that explain somethings. And the rose kiss, that was kind of pointless. They could have done the Leia space scene a little better as well. But those things don't make the movie bad.
It definitely doesn't make the movie bad, every Star Wars movie has bad parts and good parts. The whole Finn and Rose adventure didn't feel necessary to me, and the kiss was weird. I'm fine with Leia using the Force, I don't like how it was done though. I'm glad to hear this is your favorite of the sequels though!
@@VerowakReacts Not really a spoiler, but in the book "Bloodlines", which takes place several years before The Force Awakens, it's mentioned that Luke trained Leia for a short time and she decided to end her training because she was pregnant, plus other reasons I won't mention because they are semi-spoilers. Multi-media stories such as Star Wars sometimes rely on bigger explanations taking place in books, comics, or video games. Fans who don't consume this other media sometimes hate that something isn't explained in the movies. Keep this in mind for the next movie because some things are just touched upon in the movie but explained further in the novel adaptation. We also seem to be getting bits and pieces of explanations in the TV shows.
I look at Leia flying in space as a missed opportunity. It’s difficult to say for certain, because of Carrie Fisher’s death, respectfully. But, Rian Johnson might have been trying to bring out Leia’s Force powers, revealed in Return of the Jedi.
i would have liked if they could have hinted at her using the Force slightly before. Maybe she uses the force one scene to move something on the screen.
Captain Phasma=part of a long line of Star Wars villains who are introduced with some amount of promise in the movies, and then don’t quite pan out in those movies.
Garbage = Rubbish! :VerowaPog: Thanks for translating for us foreigners 😄 I've already shared my thoughts on the full reaction on Patreon but I really enjoyed your edit too! The Poe/Po teletubby crossover made me smile 😄
I have many problems with the sequel trilogy, like others. Out of the 3 films, I've always thought that The Last Jedi was by far the best (though it could have been so much better, too many jokes and deleted scenes that shouldn't have been deleted held it back), I'm excited to see what you think of it.
I love this movie, especially the little hints of Kurosawa Rashomon/different truths from different perspectives. The visuals are beautiful as well. I'd say my only complaint was the Casino Planet ran a little long and clunky.
Leia flying in space, was really ugh. Also Luke not trying to save Ben when he went so far to try and save his father? He wouldn't try to save his nephew? There needed to be more backstory. Maybe he tried and failed again, there had to more to it to make him leave the resistence and go be a hermit, it wasn't who Luke was.
@@jennym2276 But Luke had already been that optimist in the original movies and he lost that optimism when all that effort went to waste after Kylo Ren defected. The hermit is not what Luke was, but that's what he became, not too different from Yoda, after a massive tragedy he feels guilty for.
@@jennym2276 The Force showed Luke a vision of Ben causing atrocities. That was enough for him to think for a split second to stop it right then and there. But he changed his mind. You haters keep forgetting that part. He didn't go through with it.
@@MeanMrMustard1 Indeed. It’s like they only choose to believe the Kylo Ren version of events, and ignore Luke’s lessons to Rey about the failings of the Jedi and how the Force doesn’t belong to any one group. Of course, Luke eventually gets the lesson he needs from Yoda.
22:46 Why don't they all have armor like that? ... That material was earmarked by the empire for deathstar construction, so stormtroopers were given armor made from shoddy recycled scrap materials. True fact, I swear!
When Obi wan, and Yoda urged Luke to kill Vader ( Luke : I can't kill my own father. Obi-Wan: Then the Emperor has already won. ) Obi wan, and Yoda were unable to see any other path. But it was Luke who chose to walk the path of love. Refusing to kill him, and lead him back to redemption. There is very little of Luke Skywalker in this character which Mark Hamill himself dubbed Jake Skywalker.
It’s especially absurd to people who read the old books, because this whole situation of Snoke and Ben Solo is a mirror of the Exar Kun and Kyp Durron situation from the books, and Luke had the opposite response. To so closely mirror that and go in the opposite direction makes it feel less like someone didn’t understand Luke Skywalker when writing him, and more like they wanted to do something contradictory on purpose.
That would make sense if this took place right after RotJ, but this is thirty years after the fact, which allows ample time for Luke to change and grow/regress over time. People are hardly the same as they were 3 decades prior.
I think it would be good to consider how much a person changes from mid-20s to mid-60s. Luke does not in any way regret saving his father, but has many regrets in his life as a Jedi, most especially his actions with Ben. I'm a combat veteran, and I can absolutely tell you that there are things I thought were right at the time that I regret now. I am no Jedi, but these things creep on me every day.
People change after decades sure, but lucas wrote these characters to be modern mythology. Are we making a hyper realistic drama, or are we making a space opera? Anyone who likes Jake Skywalker can pretty much eat a big poo.
@@SlowWinterNuts Matthew Stover, the author of several prior Legends novels, actually said he'd visualized Ben killing Han, among the things he thought Luke had seen in a vision.
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
I loved seeing the new movies in theatres. I tear up every opening credits scroll. Seeing Luke, Lei, Han, Chewy, the Falcon, all of it just brings tears to my eyes. Just wholesome. That being said, I struggle to re-watch them unlike the original and pre-quels. IDK why! I think they were just trying to do WAY TOO MUCH and make everyone and everything have MeANinG and LaYerS in a way the others didn't. I still had fun with them, and like you said - this one is visually just stunning - but the plot here I thought was lazy and boring. Killing Brienne of Tarth was not the move.
Seeing everyone in episode 7 was so great!!! This one really felt like they tried to cram a LOT of things in it. Trying to show Rey, Finn AND Poe have their own arcs in the same movie. It felt long. I think edited down would make it better. Killing Brienne was definitely NOT the move. It wasn't done in a good way, sadly lol
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
Its because they dont have any real heart to them they wiffed hard on having Han Luke Leia and Chewie together but they used them as sacrifice thinking fans would gravitate to the new characters who really arent that good..
Momentum in space continues. Not only could the spheres have their own power source, but even if not once they started falling from there gravity in the ship they would just continue outside it
I'm just going to be honest, I hate this movie. There's a good movie in here, but this isn't it. I truly think Rian Johnson just hated Star Wars fans. We spent 2 years asking so many questions, and Johnson decided to kill every storyline. Who's Snoke? He's dead, not answering that question? Captain Phasma is cool. Kill her, no storyline? What's Luke going to do with the lightsaber? Screw it, he tosses it over his shoulder. Who are Rey's parents? Screw it, they're nobody. He was more worried about doing pointless mirror shots, and forgot to tell a cohesive story.
Seems that a popular opinion. There are still some great moments in the movie, which is what I chose to enjoy 😊 I have to watch the next movie before being able to see what the trilogy has to offer
What was cool about Phasma? Was it her chrome costume? There was another popular character based solely on how cool he looked. And they killed him in his second appearance. Ever heard of Boba Fett? Basically each of you complaints can be applied to the original trilogy... The Emperor is important. Opps the conflicted bad guy killed him.
I hated this movie when I first saw it but now that the dust has settled and we have the full trilogy I think it's the best of the 3 films. I feel like most the story issues are traced back to the force awakens which was a sloppy rehash of a new hope. I don't like hermit Luke but what the hell was Johnson supposed to do with his character? Abrams already set him up as abandoning his friends and family. Rey never had to be anybody, in my opinion she should be a nobody to serve as a foil to Ben Solo/Skywalker. This movie had a lot of issues and it's still just the best of the worst imo but at least Johnson tried to push the story forward and introduce interesting concepts that were never expanded upon. Abrams seemed to mostly focused on a soft reboot of the OT.
@@psionoblast5379 I just vehemently disagree. Abrams created a lot of questions, and I was excited for this movie because I wanted to see what happened. Then Johnson was more worried about the visuals and not as much about the movie. This movie feels like it's a one off and doesn't fit with where the last movie left off, and the 9th movie suffered trying to fix all the holes from this movie.
I have to disagree. None of that was important. Rey didn't have to be related to anyone. Smoke was a second rate palpatine so his death was welcome. I would have liked to know more about phasma, but even that wasn't important. I personally thought this was a great film for exactly the reasons you didn't like it. Just shows you how much film is subjective.
I think it's perfect. Though a lot of people didn't understand that I was saying Kylo Ben on purpose and insisted on correcting me that it's either Kylo Ren, or Ben, but not Kylo Ben 🤣
Vero they filmed the island on the island of Skye? in Ireland and the Porg birds were the Puffins birds that live there, but they couldn't cgi all the birds out , so they made some bird like puppets to make it look they were the inhabitants.
So cool to see channels like yours giving these films the respect they deserve. In a sense, the Reaction Channels - the majority - are changing the face of the Sequels. ;)
The way I see it, every Star Wars movie has had good and bad parts about them, overall I've enjoyed them all for different reasons. The sequels so far have been fun and just gorgeous, and I love seeing new characters in this universe!
I really liked The Force Awakens, once I adjusted to the change from the old E.U. canon, but this movie has my favorite "confrontation" sequence from the entire Sequel Trilogy when Luke "confronts" Kylo Ren in what culminates into an episode of "Chris Angel Mind-Freak"!
I think it's much better to see the good things than refuse to accept changes. The movie isn't perfect, but it still has great moments! I love seeing Kyle Ren angry, it's so satisfying during his confrontation with Luke
@@gemeindelebtundregelt5291 Yes, Obi Wan Kenobi was very well done, in the opinion of many. Despite what some toxic fans may promote, Disney+ live action Star Wars content builds the lore of the galaxy while re-introducing E.U. concepts & characters into the new canon. Favreau, Filoni, Chow, and their crews are doing justice to the franchise.
I laughed at the absurdity of this movie when it ended in the theater, looked visual appealing but entirely broke the cannon of all the movies that came before it. Loved how each of these movies, the directors didn't know what the other directors were doing.
Some of the many criticisms include: Cheesy "on hold" dialogue, Slow Speed Chase, Leia flying like Mary Poppins, someone in command holding back critical info that could have prevented a mutiny, a planet that we assume is Hoth or like Hoth that needs the salt concept to prove it's not just snow, too simple/quick of a death of Snoke, topless Kylo, a wasted side-trip, self-sacrifice foiled by someone claiming they acted out of love and should doom everyone as a result, what seems to be an unnecessary death of Luke, Luke just tossing the light saber like it was nothing, the hero's journey approach is wasted with little to no struggle in the lead character, etc. The island is just south of the southern tip of Ireland. A funny way to summarize the movie in under 6 minutes is made by Ryan George and himself in Screen Rant's pitch meeting skit. (watching some of those as a react video might be interesting) th-cam.com/video/1v2PV52WNLY/w-d-xo.html
Great stuff. Glad you enjoyed it. The best Star War imo - visually and thematically beautiful. Hope your comments section isn't too awful, this one drives certain people bananas lol
Visually the sequels have been extraordinary!! I want more movies done like it. Comment section is sadly what you would expect, but it's so amazing to read some positive comments throughout! Personally when I don't like a movie but watch a reaction, I still mention some positives about the reaction or movie 😄
And this one is my favorite Star Wars movie, I really like the stuff with Luke cuz while he was full of hope for his father once he learned what Anakin did I'm his fall it would make sense to be that much more hypervigilant against the dark. I do agree that Finn-Phasma should have gotten a final showdown to do them justice. But above all I love the reminder that the force isn't some power the Jedi wield, it is the Force of nature and of others, it does what it wants!
Almost all I can say is just that YOU GET IT!!!! So much more than many others miss! The only thing you agree with others about and I don't is Leia using the force to pull herself to the ship. It's a totally force thing to do and was meant to confirm her as a Jedi and how powerful she really was, since that was only speculated. Seen in that light, it was really epic. You also have some good predictions. Let's just say that😎. You're understanding and acceptance of why things were as they were is incredible! I think you'll love nine. Can't wait. It's my favorite.
Her using the force is fine, but the scene looked bad. It's also weird that she can all of a sudden use the force that well. She never showed an interest in it in the originals.
@@VerowakReacts Exactly. Force-pulling yourself across a distance, stabilizing yourself in a vacuum; these are existing Force powers, and it makes sense for Leia to know them. But…*it just was not shot well at all*. 😅
@@pwnorbepwned With how everything else looks so amazing in these movies, this scene felt really out of place and done completely separately from the movie.
NO SPOILERS I wasn't that hip to the direction Rian Johnson took things in this one. There were a lot of things in it that I thought were fun, and that a younger audience might be more into, as opposed to an old fuddy daddy like myself, but it wasn't the direction I would've gone with for the overall story line. Not that anyone was asking me, but I felt like after the prequels, JJ Abrams made an attempt with The Force Awakens to bring the look and feel back to be more akin to the originals, and then this just sort of abandoned that to go off track again. My biggest pet peeve was that after the set up of Snoke in The Force Awakens, his back story, or really much else was really revealed about him, and he was just kind of an inconsequential and superficial stand in as the new bad guy that didn't even end up being around very long. Turns out more of him will be revealed in the extended universe, but now I'm not sure how much I care. On maybe a more positive note, Rian Johnson's stuff in general has been kind of hit and miss for me. Some I think is really good, others kind of iffie. You should definitely check out his first movie "Brick" though! That one I love.
I also looove yoda in this. Learning from your failure is soooo important. The other quote (there is no try) is good too, but thats more about attitude id say and its often misinterpreted. While this is quite clear
I like how Yoda can still teach Luke things. It shows that Luke hasn't learned everything and makes mistakes. And yoda being clear is better than talking in riddles 😂
All 9 (11?) of the movies are great, some better than others for sure. Even JarJar played a part (comic relief!). I watched Star Wars (now Episode 4) in 1977 when I was 14 and have been increasingly hooked ever since. 46 years and counting! Keep 'em coming!!!
Some movies are definitely better than others, some miss but overall, it's a really enjoyable story to follow. I'm glad you've been able to enjoy all of it since the first one!!
Destroying huge space ships seems to be a Dern family Tradition. Laura destroys two in this movie. Her father, Bruce, destroyed one 50 or so years earlier in a movie called Silent Running...
There are a lot of conflicting opinions on that movie, none that I really care bout people who can't see the good in these movies and people who can't see the bad are just as equally boring and annoying, but one thing is for sure: every scene in that movie could be a goddamn painting masterpiece.
That's the thing about Star Wars, all the movies have some good and some bad. None of these movies are perfect, at all, but it's the mix of good and bad that makes the movies fun. The visuals in the sequels are just phenomenal. I want more movies that are breathtakingly beautiful!
Never got the hate alot of fans have for this one. It has some issues here and there and the whole Canto Bight sequence was about 40 minutes longer than it needed to be but its a good movie in its own right and I actually quite like it! The problem is they then switched BACK to JJ and it all became an utter mess.... If theyd stayed with him all the way through it would have been fine or if theyd stayed with whatshisname who made 8 for 9 that would have been fine too.... but well.. yeah.. I actually like episode 8. Episode 9 though remains the onyl Star Wars movie I actually hate!
To try to balance all the negative in the comments, I would love to know what is your favorite animal is!! 😍😍
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You had no problem being negative whenever it came to Jar Jar
That quote is from Episode 1, said by Jedi Master Qui Gon Jin
For me, it's the porgs, but the floppy-eared race horses were also pretty awesome, once they got released by Rose and Fin.
Fun fact: the porgs (cute bird things on Luke’s planet) were created because the location in Ireland where they filmed those scenes had puffins everywhere. They would be in the background of all the shots, and it was easier to digitally cover them up with porgs than it was to digitally remove them altogether.
I thought it was filmed in Croatia
Oh wow.
Cute? You call those stupid creatures Cute?? Cute are the Ewoks that at least served some purpose, those stupid things are pathetic and Chewie should have eat their asses. All of them.
@@hristovapostol Nope! It was filmed on Skellig Michael, an island in Ireland that you can actually visit!
@hristovapostol twas filmed in Ireland
Your head canon about Ben knowing Rey in The Force Awakens because of their connection is absolutely right. There’s even a prequel comic book where Rey suddenly feels really cold on Jakku at the same time Ben becomes Kylo Ren.
I didn't know there were comic books for this storyline, I'm very curious to read them now
L am off to look at the comic
@@VerowakReacts Yeah, the Rise of Kylo Ren shows Ben's turn to the dark side, though not his first attraction to it.
Allegiance partly bridges Episode 8 and 9.
And the Poe Dameron series explores Poe's missions for Leia.
The head canon is also correct because they were very clearly based on Jacen and Jaina from legends, but thennnnnnnn…yeah.
I just want to say that your intros are top tier. info dense but concise, thoughtful, fun and most importantly entertaining. Thank you.
Thank you!!! I'm glad you think so! 😍 I try to keep them short and sweet
Seeing the Holdo maneuver in IMAX was pretty cool...
Oh that would have been amazing to see!
the one good thing about this movie for sure. (visually only, story wise it's infuriatingly stupid)
@@TJMiton Hyperspace is supposed to be a pocket dimension that doesn't interact with ours. It breaks most of the movies, like why didn't they just do the Holdo against the Death Star?
@@voltinator yeah exactly. if you could weaponize hyperspace like that, combat would be a LOT different.
also, ships have auto pilots and/or droids can pilot ships, so zero reason for her to suicide herself.
@@voltinator
Hyperspace IS a pocket dimension, travelling at lightspeed isn't. The Holdo Maneuver works because there's a brief period of time between entering Hyperspace and accelerating into Hyperspace where you're literally the fastest object in the entire universe.
It's honestly surprising that Star Wars writers barely explored that idea outside of Clone Wars and Last Jedi, because it's a really interesting exploration on the economy and logistics of Star Wars.
“We are what they grow beyond. That is the burden of all masters.”
“I’m really curious to see what Snoke is all about.” He is “all about “ to be sliced by a lightsaber.
“Light speed through them?!? Like the Rathar!!!” Congratulations, you are officially a Star Wars nerd! Well done
“You must trust my judgment your highness”-Qui-gone Jinn
I'm so glad you can form your own opinion, and find enjoyment in this film! 💖
Kylo Ben and Rey's connection is definitely one of the cooler aspects of the sequels imo. I agree with you that people can change (even our heroes).
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
The movie was just bad. The Mary Poppins scene of Leia, the whole plot with Finn and Rose. Rose as a character and Holdo as a character. There is no threat at all after the movie. General Hux is reduced to a joke, Snoke is dead and Kylo isn't either.
Why doesn't Holdo tell us what the plan is? All the decisions made there were completely pointless, both by Resistance and the First Order.
The car chase is inconclusive and boring. The throne room scene is poorly choreographed, and that's even a fact. A German TH-camr has dissected the scene once, since then I pay attention to it and it's funny how often they hit the void, make senseless turns so that it looks "cool". And more. If you compare this with others, then you see it, alone , that you take a defensive position as a saber first happens only once briefly by Kylo and that only briefly. Rey treats her light saber like a baseball bat. And from the blue milk I do not even want to start. They spent a lot of money on this and saved on the choreographer. Rey is a Mary Sue. Finn is also just degraded to a coward and Poe makes mother jokes, infantile humor.
In addition, Rian Johnson's manner is highly questionable humanly. Especially since he likes to make claims that are not true at all, like Empire strikes back would be "roasted" at the time. Which is simply a lie.
He also likes to contradict himself.
Vero... that intro... just... WOW. Those Puns are the path to the dark side if ever I hear one :P
The Dark Side is pretty tempting, now that you mention it 😏
I know its not a popular opinon but this is one of my favorite star wars movie only behind ep III and V
I love to hear this. There is so much hate for this movie that hearing people enjoy and love these movies is great!
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
I liked it too. My problem with Star Wars fans is they complain when something is too similar and complain when something is too different. It’s an impossible crowd to please unanimously but I thought, aside from some silly moments, this was a great movie. Might have been better off on it’s own rather than in the trilogy
I like it better than Episode III. I think Episode III uses too much of the light switch approach when Anakin becomes evil, and I don’t like General Grievous.
For the most part I really liked The Last Jedi. It felt like it was the first SW in a while not treading the same waters the other episodes have. It felt fresh. It got me thinking. It didn't feel like I've seen it before. It was brave to introduce some controversial ideas. Arguably, not all of them landed, but it still is way better than 'the fandom' makes it out to be. Rian Johnson really did not deserve the hate he got for this.
I'm excited to see your reaction to EP.9 to see how you feel about it
From what I've learned, a lot of people in the fandom want new ideas that are the same as the old ideas but not too similar to the old ideas. Meaning there is no way they'll be happy 😂 there were some good ideas and some not so great but it's enjoyable for sure and doesn't deserve the amount of hate it gets, at all.
All Star Wars movies have good and bad scenes and ideas in them lol
as a huge Star Wars fan I have to say Star Wars fans are pretty insufferable at times. They decided that the prequels were so bad that many of them said he shouldn't be in control anymore. That happened and now the prequels are great and these are so awful they can't be cannon, and I've heard so many people that actually think they'll retcon them in the future.
Hi ! I enjoyed watching your Star Wars journey... The Last Jedi is MY FAVORITE Star Wars movie almost tied with The Empire Strikes Back. I hate Episode 9 the Rise Of Skywalker. Only watched it once. I don't recognize it at all. Kylo's end was so depressing for many fans
Kylo Ren hints at the intense power required to actually project yourself over a distance, like Luke does in the end, when he first discovers the connection to Rey. "You're not doing this, the effort would kill you. No this is something different" or something along those lines. So he knows such power exists but the connection between him and Rey is something else that turned out to be Snoke's doing, but he lets his rage blind him from Luke's actions and motivations in the end. The movie has a lot of these sorts of tiny details that make it better on subsequent viewings.
This is my favourite movie in the sequel trilogy. It has some amazing shots, the story is interesting for the most part although pacing hurts it a bit. Humour reminds me of the original trilogy and character development and emotions are great. The casino planet should probably have been cut further down to fix most of the pacing issues and maybe another action sequence should have taken place either in space or on the first order flagship.
This is actually my favourite of the sequel trilogy, think it’s a brilliant movie! I didn’t liked the overall narrative over the course of the 3 movies but the hate they get, especially this one, is ridiculous. Having said that, of Disney’s newest 5 Star Wars movies, I believe Rogue One is better than all 3 put together but Rogue One is a special film
100% Rogue One is just amazing. It's my second favorite Star Wars movie, and it's really close to 1st. The sequels had great moments, I'm glad that you really liked this one!!
Super glad to see you liked this one overall! Also glad to see that you liked the character of Rose. It a huge shame how a lot of toxic "fans" basically bullied her off Twitter shortly after this movie came out because they didn't like her character.
I didn't know the 'fans' were so toxic to the actress who played Rose. There are such horrible fans in this fanbase, it's really quite sad. I get not enjoying movies or characters but holy crap don't take it out on the actors ffs. Rose was great as a character, the actress did great! Same with young Anakin in episode 1, and even if I didn't like the Jar Jar character, I think the actor did a great job bringing the character to life. Those 'fans' really ruin a lot of things for a universe they love
I have no problem with any actor but the character of Rose is horrible written. She's just annoying the whole time and there's no really depth in her character so that I would be sad, if she would die or something.
Disney's Star wars is just written like a classic disney movie. Everything is awesome in the end and you know that noone important will die, because it's too dark....
Apart from the Agenda Disney is pushing of course
@@gemeindelebtundregelt5291 The *AGENDA* of promoting tolerance of other people. How un-Christian of Disney! /s
Fun fact: Carrie Fisher passed away before the film was released, also Carrie Fisher's daughter, Billie Lourd was also in this movie as Lt. Connix.
This was the first Star Wars that I finally related to Luke. I never felt like the hero, I never felt destined to be a hero, I never felt like I was chosen for adventure in my life. But Luke running away and being forced to face his fears and learning that failure is part of success... I finally connected with the legend of Luke Skywalker. Last Jedi does things other Star Wars' don't, and I'm glad we have it.
That doesn't make sense because he has Yoda and Kenobi and Anakin to guide him.
@@moabman6803 and one of them did at the end, though I get what you mean. Remember Luke disconected himself from the force of his own volition prior to Yoda's appearance in the film (part of that 'runnning away' the o.c mentioned)
@@moabman6803 And I'm sure you've always listened to every person who has ever given you advice.
@gomatgo If your a Jedi you always listen to Yoda. He has the title of Grand Master.
@@moabman6803 everyone literally ignored yoda and they trained anakin and he killed them all. what the hell are you smoking?
Amazing. Every word you just said was right.
Just kidding, but I really agree with everything you said.
TLJ's strongest aspect is the cinematography. Even George Lucas said it was "beatifully made". Even though this is my favorite sequel movie, and probably top 3 overall, the comedy definitely is hit or miss. Even years later, Hux and Poe's interaction still feels out of place. But I enjoyed all the little moments with the porgs, the island's caretakers having a difficult time with Rey, and silly shots like with the iron "ship".
Narratively speaking, this movie operates in a whole different layer compared to most Star Wars movies, and maybe that's why many dislike what they watched; masters usually don't go through a character arc, they tend to be perfect already. That's also a theme of the movie, the importance of learning from failure. Luke, at the end, once again became what it was promised in episode IV: he became a new hope. For some reason most (if not every) TLJ haters can't properly identify Luke's arc and conclude he was bitter and useless the entire movie.
I guess you see what I mean: Luke's impact in the galaxy is not verbally referenced, it's only a visual thing with the reborn of the resistance, the kids at the end sharing a tale, the symbol of the resistance in the kid's ring, and so on. It's not an spectacle so that might've pissed off some.
I love the shots when Luke goes inside the Millenium Falcon with all the little lights shining. It feels haunting, but it's like a symbolic reunion with Han. We also see an hologram of Leia. It's literally a story of ghosts, or how the past haunts all of us.
I'm happy that Holdo and Leia's relationship moved you, I loved it as well. There's something so pure about it!
Also, I'm glad you could easily identify what was Poe's arc about. You nailed it, it was about leadership and caring for the group as a whole, not just being a lonely hero. Leia had to teach him that before she could fully rely on him as a leader, and we see that at the end in Crait when everyone's waiting for Leia's orders but then she finally passed the responsibility of leadership to Poe.
This same generational change happens with Luke and Rey in a more obvious way, but I still think it's very moving. There's something so respectful about this movie that I could never take out of my mind.
Anyway, I'm happy you enjoyed! I'd be equally excited if you didn't like most of the movie. I was curious to see your response to it.
Forgot to mention the arc of Canto Bight. Well... It was too much.
I guess we all share a similar feeling with that part of the story.
Yours is the comment I was looking for on this thread. Every word you just said was right.
Luke: "... the most unfindable place in the universe...."
Verowak: "... is this Scottland ?"
My one rebuttal on Leia in space, okay two, are there is precedent for force pulling yourself through space and Leia is in tune with the force, and more so, Carrie Fisher gets to do what she wants!
Ah, good. I see the time has come for you to meet Ben Swolo.
Also lol I just love the implications of the connection randomly happening when he was half dressed. What if either was changing, or showering, or using the 'freshers?? Lmao now yes I know the options are limited because of the IP lol but the implications still make me laugh
Supreme Leader Snoke is “The Wimperor.”
Great reaction! 😊
RIP always to our Princess, Carrie Fisher! This was her last "Star Wars" movie, and to my knowledge her last movie project. She passed away in 2016 while doing a book tour promoting her last autobiography. And it was also right before promotion was to start for this movie.
There were some good moments in this movie. Luke reuniting with R2 on the Falcon. The Rey & Kylo Ren vs. Snoke's guards lightsaber fight. And Luke and Leia's reunion, which hits differently knowing that it was Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher's last scene together. And I loved seeing Yoda again.
32:03 We FINALLY got our Leia and Chewie hug that we should've gotten in the previous movie.
Again, this for me is a decent movie. "The Force Awakens" my favorite of this trilogy.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
I remember reading that she had finished this film, and got to see Rogue One before she passed :( I'm glad you can see the good parts of the movie, there were definitely some for sure. I like how R2 just knows what Luke needs, like showing the recording that started everything for him.
The hug is definitely a movie late, but I'm glad it finally happened 😂
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
Verowak: "I'm not big on comedy."
Also Verowak: **laughs at every single comedic moment in the SW saga**
Some comedy is good, the Poe/Hux call at the beginning was not. Finn is not. 😊
@@VerowakReacts it was keeping with Poe. He was just mocking him. So it made sense.
@@briansview2886 For sure, but it's still not something I enjoyed
"She went Luke-ing for him.." 🤣 Another fun fact (if it hasn't been said in the previous comments yet): Han is more then just a "best friend" to Chewie.. He owes Han a "life-debt" for saving him from imperial slave-drivers..
It’s a movie filled with amazing moments but stuck in a story that feels disconnected from everything else and trying to be its own thing instead of weaving itself into the overall and existing tapestry.
Rose got a lot of hate too which I never understood. Part of the whole Canto Bight scene was Rose explaining why the resistance exists. While Finn understands the power and evil of the First Order, he still has a lot to learn about the outside world. She turns Finn from wanting to run to wanting to fight. When he says “rebel scum” he is now WITH the Resistance.
I find the hate for Rose ridiculous. I liked seeing her loyal to the cause and just happy to be part of it :D
While hating a fictional character is ridiculous, at the same it is so that if there are people who loves fictional characters, there will be people who hates fictional characters.
@@Crystalgate Very true. The problem is when people take out their anger on the actors though when they hate the character lol
if a men would kiss a woman without consent we would have a war out there. her character was just badly written like most of them are noone had any problem with her actor they just always used that argument against viable critiqe thats why ppl got so mad back then.i mean they do the same still today even before they release a movie they blame sexist racist fans for their badly written stuff to fail. its such a cheap trick ppl are fed up with it. i see none of that ppl but i see a shitload off ppl accusing others for their failures.
Quote: "You must trust my judgement, my highness."
Answer:
Was that Qui Gon Jinn to the queen (actually the queen's double) in Episode 1: The Phantom Menace?
He was trying to evacuate her from Naboo during the invasion and she was reluctant to leave her people but was finally convinced to appear before the Senate to plead their case there.
It is Qui-Gon Jinn in Episode 1 when they escaped from the blockade early in the movie
I believe Qui Gon Jinn said that on Queen Amadala's ship when they decided to go to Tattooine.
Quote is from Star Wars Episode 1 and was said by Qui Gon Jinn
It is, yes!! ☺️
"I actually want Phasma to win." Thank you. My sentiments exactly.
Projecting yourself like Luke did will take all your might and energy to accomplish. Kylo seemed to be aware of this when he connected with Rey, and he wondered how that was happening; he thought she was projecting herself, but quickly dismissed it because he said that if she tried to do it, the effort would kill her. That was the first and only hint in the movie as to what would happen if you attempted it.
I loved the movie when it came out, but after digesting it for some days it turns to be an okay movie. One thing that I'm grateful for though, is that lightspeed crash that Hondo did. The visuals gave me a unique moment of "wow, look at that!", probably what the OG fans felt when they first saw star wars. Everyone was silent in the cinema, at max just gasping... I never felt like that before so that moment was memorable. Looking forward to your next reaction!
BB-8 says „I have a bad feeling about this.“ before Poe tells him „Happy beeps“, at least according to the director.
You might have missed that Rey took the books with her, so it didn‘t really matter if the tree burnt down or not.
When I heard Poe calling Holdo a coward for the first time, I had to laugh. Holdo was first featured in a book about the teenage Leia, in which they also discover the Crait Base. In the book Holdo is the exact opposite of a coward. But she‘s portrayed quite differently. I guess they changed her characterization quite a bit between the script and the movie.
My guess is that Lucasfilm weren‘t expecting the hype around Captain Phasma, which is why she had such a small role in the first movie.
They probably tried to rectify that by publishing a book about her backstory, which also explains that her armor is made from the hull plates of a Nubian starship, i.e., the ones used by the Queen of Naboo.
After reading that book, I assumed she would have a bigger role in this movie. Apparently not…
I‘d also be curious if Kasdan (i.e. the screenwriter of Episode VII) had some idea how to continue Snoke‘s role. If he had, then this movie threw it a black hole.
Overall not the worst movie, but it has quite some issues. Especially the whole Canto Bight sequence is too long, and it was even longer in the first cut.
Transforming the Nazi-like Hux into the joke of an imperial officer probably wasn‘t the best choice either.
And the mutiny could have been avoided if Holdo had shared her plans.
7:25 "is that the Loch Ness monster? Are they in Scotland?"
So close.
This was mostly filmed on Malin Head, Ireland.
I'm so with you when you want Phasma to win. Actually, I wouldn't mind a movie just about her...
Yes!!! A Phasma movie would be pretty damn interesting. A movie focused on someone on the Dark Side!
There’s a great novel about her, and a decent graphic novel.
After the very 1st SW movie, it was explained that it was impossible for ships to destroy other ones by jumping via hyper space. Star Wars as a concept, cannot exist if it was possible. But the Director ignored it because he saw some cool concept art. And now is back to be impossible.
Why neither Yoda, nor Obi Wan, or you know, the person Kylo Ren idolized ever appeared to him, and explained him about the Dark side? Why Luke never received advice from them, or was ever warned about Palpatine/Snoke? Why Luke trusted Force Vision of what Kylo would become, when his original arc was about him proving to everyone that destiny (and thus people) could change, and that Visions were not reliable? The first trilogy is about how the Jedi Order were in the wrong, but now Rey will recreate it? Why was Yoda having the gall to show off his powers and laugh about Luke, but never did anything to help, at all? Where is Anakin..you know, the Chosen one? Rose almost killed Finn, to avoid him sacrificing himself and saving everyone else. Thus almost condemning the Resistance - just for an unwanted kiss. We learned from Holdo that experienced team leaders should blindly follow orders, in hopes their betters have a full proofed plan. And that mutiny is ok, as long as you are hot.
We can go on. Best movie ever.
Surviving the exposure of space has been done in other stories before, and in a way that makes sense. Though a lot of people hated on the moment in the movie. Honestly, I feel like anyone that has a problem with some of the Force powers just doesn't have the imagination/creativity to take full advantage of the possibilities. Basically someone trained in the Force uses the Force to maintain a pressurized bubble of atmosphere around them. And then just like how they can push/pull objects or jump high and run fast, she just used the Force to pull herself towards the ship.
I read your response to another comment about it, and I can see your point about the effect looking "off". And yeah, it's mostly a holdover from the old Extended Universe where she did start training with Luke but her station in the Rebellion put her in high demand in reshaping the New Republic government and she left her training incomplete in order to serve the people in another way, leadership. But the training did happen.
Not having read and seen everything in the Star Ward universe, it feels completely new that she's using the force, so it feels cheap to randomly have her use the force. Knowing that she trained makes more sense but I still think it was shown/done in a... Not great fashion lol
Quote trivia answer: Quigon Jinn, the Phantom Menace
And oh my lord, those puns at the start! "The dad jokes are strong with this one" 😆
Correct on the quote trivia!! I got a bit carried away at the start 😂
Here’s the thing about this movie: the idea was actually good. And daring. And it would have been even better if Disney and Kathleen Kennedy specifically wasn’t meddling with it so far. I would have far rather gotten a Rian Johnson movie that was all on his own terms. That would have been much better. But Disney got scared and tried to keep doing fan service things, and overly kiddie things, and then…well. Let’s just say the next movie was entirely a corporate reaction to the fans outrage about this movie. They rewrote everything they were planning on and changed directors to (in their minds) salvage it.
VIII is my third-fave, after V and Rogue One. Thanks for not being part of the poisonous half of the polarisation.
It seems so tiring to be toxic, I don't know how people do it. So far the sequels have been great, I'm glad I'm watching them
I’m really glad you liked this movie. The discussion surrounding it is so toxic but it’s my favorite from the sequel trilogy. People were just salty that their fan theories were wrong.
Had nothing to do with fan theories. I walked in with no expectations and walked out feeling like a franchise I loved had been trashed. I actually thought Force Awakens was ok if derivative but this movie and the next one are a smouldering trash heap. They fail as Star Wars. They fail as decent science fiction. And finally they fail even within the logic of their own storyline.
@@donpietruk1517 Maybe not for you. But Force Awakens was beloved. People forget that. It’s the highest grossing film domestically to this day. The fan theories were rampant. It’s partially JJ Abrams’ fault because he invited them. And none of them panned out. People were pissed and rejected the film because it didn’t go the way they wanted it to go. Then they came up with pretextual reasons for hating the film. None of them will admit this of course. But I witnessed it. Also, Star Wars is not science fiction and has never purported to be science fiction. It’s space opera.
@@mjenningssmith I agree it's space opera. I was using the term somewhat loosely. The movies may have grossed a lot but you know as well as I do that this was largely the result of the branding on Star Wars. Same can be said of the Marvel movies in many respects. The fact that fans had expectations is not important. We had expectations when the original trilogy came out and when the prequels came out. If the story had actually worked the vast majority of the expectations would have been forgotten and you know this as well as I do. The ultimate fact is the sequels will be an afterthought and the original six episodes will be remembered as integral to the story. I'm sorry the last two especially are just bad cinema.
@@donpietruk1517 I have to agree with you. There was continuity that just made no sense. Main thing was just all the underlying items going on and pushing ideals and beliefs behind the scenes. Don't much like trash being pushed on me.
@@donpietruk1517The Last Jedi is at 91% on Rotten Tomatoes, representing overwhelmingly favorable reviews. It got an A Cinemascore which is a poll conducted of random people as they leave the movie theater. Objectively speaking, the film was loved by critics and the general audience alike. However, a narrative on the Internet driven by a toxic segment of the fan base took hold. As has become increasingly clear over the years, the conventional wisdom on places like Twitter and Reddit is not necessarily the consensus of the general audience as a whole.
Love your reaction :) TLJ is one of my favorite star wars movies!
Can't wait to see your reaction to TROS because to me it felt like it capitulated to the franchise’s most toxic fans.
Thank you! I'm excited to watch Episode 9 but not really looking forward to the hate in the comments. Thankfully there are people like you who leave positive comments!! I'm fine with people disliking the movies, but to only spew hate isn't great, since there are positives of the movie or even my reaction that can be commented on 😂
when you were seeing Leia floating towards the ship, she was using the force to pull herself towards a larger object
There's no way y'all just accept that
@@gemeindelebtundregelt5291 why not? she is powerful in the force. the ship she was on was massive. the utilized physics of the force to pull herself back. it was the only way to do it.
@@Johnadams20760 Before Disney buyed Star Wars it wasn't possible for anyone (not even for the most powerful Jedi or Sith) to survive in space for that long. It just doesn't make sense. And you can't Argument with the force or anything, it just don't make sense
@@gemeindelebtundregelt5291 you can last about 15 seconds without a space suit in outer space. she wasn't out there muc hlonger than that.
Funny to see the actor who played Bill Weasley, play General Hux, is also Mad Eye Moody's Son.
He played VERY different characters, it's great to see!
@@VerowakReacts Bill is WAY cooler.
@@klaptongroovemaster 100% in agreement!
It's sad how few people understood this film. So many SW fans live in a bubble where they're married to concepts presented in books they read when they were 12, and they're scared of nuance and taking a 40 year old franchise to new places. That's the problem with people's relationship to this series; there's limited mobility beyond laser swords and 8th grade understanding of mythology.
This film is the first time I actually understood characters on a more than base, archetypal level. Luke actually had an arc that wasn't sandwhiched between films. He felt like a real person and not an insert. This was the first time in film we actually saw how the world functioned beyond the war divide and touched on the finer points of intergalactic conflict. We weren't limited to dignitaries sitting around tables and resistance fighters arguing, we saw how people lived and funded the war. Above all, it pays off all the themes and points of intrigue planted over 40 years. Luke has serious abilities and uses them purely for defense, Ala the Jedi creed spoken of since Yoda mentioned in ESB.
There's a literal balance being formed between very opposing views via Rey and Kylo. We see Leia actually has harnessed some force abilities over the decades. Warfare in space can still be more than vroom vroom space lasers. The themes of failure and the potential inside everyone who isn't a Skywalker are beautiful. That final shot, as well as many visual choices, are chef's kiss.
But all people see is Luke milking the cow creature, and Snoke wasn't some big bad again...therefore it lacks filmic technique or some other bs.
It's sad how Reeeann had to feed his ego with his cultural subversion fetish.
Leia using the force to pull herself to safety is one of my favorite moments in the movie. Yoda said, "There is another" meaning Leia. She had just as much potential to become a Jedi Master as Luke did. On top of that her son is Kylo Ben a powerful sith lord, it would be weird if we didn't get to see Leia use the force.
I would have loved Leia to have been trained to use the force, it would have been amazing. I like that she used the force but to me it felt random, and it also looked really weird how it was done. I do wish she used it beforehand even just a little bit in the ship
@Monkeynut it is witchcraft
This is my second favorite SW film. Rian followed George’s footsteps and led himself be led by myths and legends. He was inspired by the later Arthurian legends and Beowulf, in which the young hero becomes the jaded outcast but sees the light and answers the call for Justice. Which is double layered because us as fans build this legend around Luke and we made him into this infallible god that can do no wrong. That same legend crushed Luke, he thought he could never live up to it.
Rey teaches him that being a symbol for the Galaxy inspires others to rise against evil and we see that in the end with the broom boy. That little boy represents every fan growing up seeing the story of Luke and how everyone can be part of the story. You don’t need to be from some special bloodline or order to be important.
As for the main characters Finn finally learned to care for something bigger than himself and Rey. He goes to the other extreme but Rose teaches him that protecting what we love is more important. Poe learns that being a leader is far more important than being a hero. A leader understands what’s at stake and considers every possibility without at the expense of his followers. And Rey learns that she’s special in her own right. She makes her own purpose, and finds her place in this greater plot. The Legend of Luke is not enough to save the Galaxy, she needs to step up and do her part.
And to my favorite part of all: Yoda and Luke. The quintessential Star Wars scene of all. Learn from all, the good and bad. Learn from it and forge a better future for all. That’s the path for betterment and understanding.
You are smart. That's how Kylo "knows" Rey and both make a quick connection. Rey knew how to do mind tricks and use the Force.
Han doesn't trust anyone, but he feels he knows Rey cause she is his son other half. Rey is just "remembering" (Kylo's moves on Crait are the same that Rey do at the island). The connection between the dyad is so interesting, cause they are one self and there is no space between them. Also the mirror shows Rey a man and a woman combined (Ben and Rey). That's what happen at the end.
There are 3 versions of Luke and Ben's story. The 3rd one is the truth.
That Island is actually near where i live in Ireland :) called "Great Skellig". Used a lot in shows and movies. If you ever in the area, must visit 🇮🇪😉👍. Anyway, yeah, it was a bit a of weak trilogy, not bad perse, but weak. Still a few great "Star Warsy" moments though. Awesome reaction again Vera ✌😊
Oh nice!! I want to visit Ireland, so I'll add that iland to the list. The movie does have some great moments 😊
Sorry, correction. "Skellig Micheal", Great Skellig is nearby and simmilar.
I don't care what anyone says, this is the best of the new trilogy. Luke used the dark side sometimes so it makes sense he would eventually fall to fear because of trauma. The issues I have is that they cut too many important scenes that explain somethings. And the rose kiss, that was kind of pointless. They could have done the Leia space scene a little better as well. But those things don't make the movie bad.
It definitely doesn't make the movie bad, every Star Wars movie has bad parts and good parts. The whole Finn and Rose adventure didn't feel necessary to me, and the kiss was weird. I'm fine with Leia using the Force, I don't like how it was done though. I'm glad to hear this is your favorite of the sequels though!
@@VerowakReacts Not really a spoiler, but in the book "Bloodlines", which takes place several years before The Force Awakens, it's mentioned that Luke trained Leia for a short time and she decided to end her training because she was pregnant, plus other reasons I won't mention because they are semi-spoilers. Multi-media stories such as Star Wars sometimes rely on bigger explanations taking place in books, comics, or video games. Fans who don't consume this other media sometimes hate that something isn't explained in the movies. Keep this in mind for the next movie because some things are just touched upon in the movie but explained further in the novel adaptation. We also seem to be getting bits and pieces of explanations in the TV shows.
I look at Leia flying in space as a missed opportunity. It’s difficult to say for certain, because of Carrie Fisher’s death, respectfully. But, Rian Johnson might have been trying to bring out Leia’s Force powers, revealed in Return of the Jedi.
i would have liked if they could have hinted at her using the Force slightly before. Maybe she uses the force one scene to move something on the screen.
@@VerowakReacts good point, especially considering we are conditioned to expect gradual discovery of it, through Luke’s experience with it.
This is my favorite Star Wars movie it was so cool seeing it in theaters
My favorite star wars movie.
Love rey and ben together
Captain Phasma=part of a long line of Star Wars villains who are introduced with some amount of promise in the movies, and then don’t quite pan out in those movies.
While not one of the strongest Star wars movies i love Luke becoming one with the force and some other moments 😊
This is the best Star Wars ‘sequel movie.’
Garbage = Rubbish! :VerowaPog: Thanks for translating for us foreigners 😄
I've already shared my thoughts on the full reaction on Patreon but I really enjoyed your edit too! The Poe/Po teletubby crossover made me smile 😄
Sometimes the translation is needed 😂
The edit is nice since I was able to remove the whole Finn and Rose arc at the casino 😈
The Phantom Menace and the great Qui Gon Jinn!
Ahch-to was filmed in Ireland
I have many problems with the sequel trilogy, like others. Out of the 3 films, I've always thought that The Last Jedi was by far the best (though it could have been so much better, too many jokes and deleted scenes that shouldn't have been deleted held it back), I'm excited to see what you think of it.
It definitely could have been better, but what's a Star Wars movie without some great scenes and some not so great to balance it out lol
“BB8 R2-D2.”
I love this movie, especially the little hints of Kurosawa Rashomon/different truths from different perspectives. The visuals are beautiful as well. I'd say my only complaint was the Casino Planet ran a little long and clunky.
Leia flying in space, was really ugh. Also Luke not trying to save Ben when he went so far to try and save his father? He wouldn't try to save his nephew? There needed to be more backstory. Maybe he tried and failed again, there had to more to it to make him leave the resistence and go be a hermit, it wasn't who Luke was.
@@jennym2276 But Luke had already been that optimist in the original movies and he lost that optimism when all that effort went to waste after Kylo Ren defected. The hermit is not what Luke was, but that's what he became, not too different from Yoda, after a massive tragedy he feels guilty for.
I love this movie too. Episode 7 and 9 ruin this movie..... I think a RJ trilogy would have been much better.
@@jennym2276 The Force showed Luke a vision of Ben causing atrocities. That was enough for him to think for a split second to stop it right then and there. But he changed his mind. You haters keep forgetting that part. He didn't go through with it.
@@MeanMrMustard1 Indeed. It’s like they only choose to believe the Kylo Ren version of events, and ignore Luke’s lessons to Rey about the failings of the Jedi and how the Force doesn’t belong to any one group. Of course, Luke eventually gets the lesson he needs from Yoda.
22:46 Why don't they all have armor like that? ... That material was earmarked by the empire for deathstar construction, so stormtroopers were given armor made from shoddy recycled scrap materials. True fact, I swear!
When Obi wan, and Yoda urged Luke to kill Vader ( Luke : I can't kill my own father. Obi-Wan: Then the Emperor has already won. ) Obi wan, and Yoda were unable to see any other path. But it was Luke who chose to walk the path of love. Refusing to kill him, and lead him back to redemption. There is very little of Luke Skywalker in this character which Mark Hamill himself dubbed Jake Skywalker.
It’s especially absurd to people who read the old books, because this whole situation of Snoke and Ben Solo is a mirror of the Exar Kun and Kyp Durron situation from the books, and Luke had the opposite response. To so closely mirror that and go in the opposite direction makes it feel less like someone didn’t understand Luke Skywalker when writing him, and more like they wanted to do something contradictory on purpose.
That would make sense if this took place right after RotJ, but this is thirty years after the fact, which allows ample time for Luke to change and grow/regress over time. People are hardly the same as they were 3 decades prior.
I think it would be good to consider how much a person changes from mid-20s to mid-60s.
Luke does not in any way regret saving his father, but has many regrets in his life as a Jedi, most especially his actions with Ben.
I'm a combat veteran, and I can absolutely tell you that there are things I thought were right at the time that I regret now. I am no Jedi, but these things creep on me every day.
People change after decades sure, but lucas wrote these characters to be modern mythology. Are we making a hyper realistic drama, or are we making a space opera? Anyone who likes Jake Skywalker can pretty much eat a big poo.
@@SlowWinterNuts Matthew Stover, the author of several prior Legends novels, actually said he'd visualized Ben killing Han, among the things he thought Luke had seen in a vision.
I'm one of those who love this movie. I'm glad you appreciated it, too! 🌠 #VerowakReacts #StarWars #TheLastJedi
To me, it doesn't deserve the hate it gets. Not at all! It was fun and I'm looking forward to the next one 🤩
There's plenty to love in that one, too!
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
I loved seeing the new movies in theatres. I tear up every opening credits scroll. Seeing Luke, Lei, Han, Chewy, the Falcon, all of it just brings tears to my eyes. Just wholesome. That being said, I struggle to re-watch them unlike the original and pre-quels. IDK why! I think they were just trying to do WAY TOO MUCH and make everyone and everything have MeANinG and LaYerS in a way the others didn't. I still had fun with them, and like you said - this one is visually just stunning - but the plot here I thought was lazy and boring. Killing Brienne of Tarth was not the move.
Seeing everyone in episode 7 was so great!!! This one really felt like they tried to cram a LOT of things in it. Trying to show Rey, Finn AND Poe have their own arcs in the same movie. It felt long. I think edited down would make it better.
Killing Brienne was definitely NOT the move. It wasn't done in a good way, sadly lol
The Star Wars sequel trilogy is a piece of shit. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogy. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogy and Disney just said Fuck you we're doing it our way. I found out what was George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogy and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. people are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also in 2019 Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies and also Solo are not George Lucas fans or supporters.
Its because they dont have any real heart to them they wiffed hard on having Han Luke Leia and Chewie together but they used them as sacrifice thinking fans would gravitate to the new characters who really arent that good..
I loved this movie! My favorite of the sequels. I can’t wait for Rian Johnson to get his own trilogy.
Lmao Disney announced just a few days ago that his trilogy is officially scrapped. Thank god too.
This was my fav of the 'sequels' - but I love all of the films.
That's so great to hear!! I'm really looking forward to the next one to see how things pan out
How does dropping bombs in zero gravity work?
There was gravity in the ship. Also they could’ve been pushed out.
How is there artificial gravity on the Falcon? Physics has NEVER applied in Star Wars.
@@Corndog642 also they could be magnetic.
Momentum in space continues. Not only could the spheres have their own power source, but even if not once they started falling from there gravity in the ship they would just continue outside it
@@overfiend1978 The bomber was already disabled. Had it not been it could’ve cleared it.
I'm just going to be honest, I hate this movie. There's a good movie in here, but this isn't it. I truly think Rian Johnson just hated Star Wars fans. We spent 2 years asking so many questions, and Johnson decided to kill every storyline. Who's Snoke? He's dead, not answering that question? Captain Phasma is cool. Kill her, no storyline? What's Luke going to do with the lightsaber? Screw it, he tosses it over his shoulder. Who are Rey's parents? Screw it, they're nobody. He was more worried about doing pointless mirror shots, and forgot to tell a cohesive story.
Seems that a popular opinion. There are still some great moments in the movie, which is what I chose to enjoy 😊 I have to watch the next movie before being able to see what the trilogy has to offer
What was cool about Phasma? Was it her chrome costume? There was another popular character based solely on how cool he looked. And they killed him in his second appearance. Ever heard of Boba Fett?
Basically each of you complaints can be applied to the original trilogy...
The Emperor is important. Opps the conflicted bad guy killed him.
I hated this movie when I first saw it but now that the dust has settled and we have the full trilogy I think it's the best of the 3 films. I feel like most the story issues are traced back to the force awakens which was a sloppy rehash of a new hope. I don't like hermit Luke but what the hell was Johnson supposed to do with his character? Abrams already set him up as abandoning his friends and family. Rey never had to be anybody, in my opinion she should be a nobody to serve as a foil to Ben Solo/Skywalker. This movie had a lot of issues and it's still just the best of the worst imo but at least Johnson tried to push the story forward and introduce interesting concepts that were never expanded upon. Abrams seemed to mostly focused on a soft reboot of the OT.
@@psionoblast5379 I just vehemently disagree. Abrams created a lot of questions, and I was excited for this movie because I wanted to see what happened. Then Johnson was more worried about the visuals and not as much about the movie. This movie feels like it's a one off and doesn't fit with where the last movie left off, and the 9th movie suffered trying to fix all the holes from this movie.
I have to disagree. None of that was important. Rey didn't have to be related to anyone. Smoke was a second rate palpatine so his death was welcome. I would have liked to know more about phasma, but even that wasn't important. I personally thought this was a great film for exactly the reasons you didn't like it. Just shows you how much film is subjective.
It’s hilarious that you call the character “Kylo Ben.” Don’t think they thought about that. 😂😂
I think it's perfect. Though a lot of people didn't understand that I was saying Kylo Ben on purpose and insisted on correcting me that it's either Kylo Ren, or Ben, but not Kylo Ben 🤣
Love your British accent, Oh and I too love the "choking on aspirations line.
Thank you!! I want to improve my British accent so I have to practice
Practice all you want, I will be doing my own Shakespeare at home in response.
Episode 8 is fantastic, has great synergy with both the prequels and originals, and reinforces everything I love about Star Wars.
The Last Jedi :
Somehow Rey returned on the Millenium Falcon after leaving Snoke's ship
Chewie was piloting the Falcon
Vero they filmed the island on the island of Skye? in Ireland and the Porg birds were the Puffins birds that live there, but they couldn't cgi all the birds out , so they made some bird like puppets to make it look they were the inhabitants.
No, Skye was used in Andor, but this was Skellig Micheal off the Irish west coast. Skye is in the highlands of Scotland btw.
So cool to see channels like yours giving these films the respect they deserve.
In a sense, the Reaction Channels - the majority - are changing the face of the Sequels. ;)
The way I see it, every Star Wars movie has had good and bad parts about them, overall I've enjoyed them all for different reasons. The sequels so far have been fun and just gorgeous, and I love seeing new characters in this universe!
@@VerowakReacts ;)
I really liked The Force Awakens, once I adjusted to the change from the old E.U. canon, but this movie has my favorite "confrontation" sequence from the entire Sequel Trilogy when Luke "confronts" Kylo Ren in what culminates into an episode of "Chris Angel Mind-Freak"!
I think it's much better to see the good things than refuse to accept changes. The movie isn't perfect, but it still has great moments! I love seeing Kyle Ren angry, it's so satisfying during his confrontation with Luke
@@VerowakReacts I'm glad to hear you will be watching Obi Wan Kenobi. Will that be on TH-cam or is that a Patreon exclusive?
@@tofersiefken Starting on Patreon, will eventually be on TH-cam
@@tofersiefken Wait, there are people who like that Show?
@@gemeindelebtundregelt5291 Yes, Obi Wan Kenobi was very well done, in the opinion of many. Despite what some toxic fans may promote, Disney+ live action Star Wars content builds the lore of the galaxy while re-introducing E.U. concepts & characters into the new canon. Favreau, Filoni, Chow, and their crews are doing justice to the franchise.
I laughed at the absurdity of this movie when it ended in the theater, looked visual appealing but entirely broke the cannon of all the movies that came before it. Loved how each of these movies, the directors didn't know what the other directors were doing.
Some of the many criticisms include: Cheesy "on hold" dialogue, Slow Speed Chase, Leia flying like Mary Poppins, someone in command holding back critical info that could have prevented a mutiny, a planet that we assume is Hoth or like Hoth that needs the salt concept to prove it's not just snow, too simple/quick of a death of Snoke, topless Kylo, a wasted side-trip, self-sacrifice foiled by someone claiming they acted out of love and should doom everyone as a result, what seems to be an unnecessary death of Luke, Luke just tossing the light saber like it was nothing, the hero's journey approach is wasted with little to no struggle in the lead character, etc.
The island is just south of the southern tip of Ireland.
A funny way to summarize the movie in under 6 minutes is made by Ryan George and himself in Screen Rant's pitch meeting skit. (watching some of those as a react video might be interesting)
th-cam.com/video/1v2PV52WNLY/w-d-xo.html
Triviawise, that was princess Amidala's Security Officer on Episode 1
Great stuff. Glad you enjoyed it. The best Star War imo - visually and thematically beautiful.
Hope your comments section isn't too awful, this one drives certain people bananas lol
Visually the sequels have been extraordinary!! I want more movies done like it.
Comment section is sadly what you would expect, but it's so amazing to read some positive comments throughout! Personally when I don't like a movie but watch a reaction, I still mention some positives about the reaction or movie 😄
@@VerowakReacts that's the spirit, keep up the good work
Chewie had the right idea. I also wonder what a porg would taste like. Probably gamy lid a roc Cornish game hen (yum)
And this one is my favorite Star Wars movie, I really like the stuff with Luke cuz while he was full of hope for his father once he learned what Anakin did I'm his fall it would make sense to be that much more hypervigilant against the dark. I do agree that Finn-Phasma should have gotten a final showdown to do them justice. But above all I love the reminder that the force isn't some power the Jedi wield, it is the Force of nature and of others, it does what it wants!
Almost all I can say is just that YOU GET IT!!!! So much more than many others miss! The only thing you agree with others about and I don't is Leia using the force to pull herself to the ship. It's a totally force thing to do and was meant to confirm her as a Jedi and how powerful she really was, since that was only speculated. Seen in that light, it was really epic. You also have some good predictions. Let's just say that😎. You're understanding and acceptance of why things were as they were is incredible! I think you'll love nine. Can't wait. It's my favorite.
Her using the force is fine, but the scene looked bad. It's also weird that she can all of a sudden use the force that well. She never showed an interest in it in the originals.
@@VerowakReacts But like you said about Luke...people change in thirty years.
@@VerowakReacts Exactly. Force-pulling yourself across a distance, stabilizing yourself in a vacuum; these are existing Force powers, and it makes sense for Leia to know them. But…*it just was not shot well at all*. 😅
@@pwnorbepwned None of those were existing force powers. They were completely made up for this movie.
@@pwnorbepwned With how everything else looks so amazing in these movies, this scene felt really out of place and done completely separately from the movie.
Notice that force ghost Luke doesnt disturb the red soil and also looks younger with no gray hair. Hints that he's using the force ghost.
*force projection. You have to be dead to be a ghost.
NO SPOILERS I wasn't that hip to the direction Rian Johnson took things in this one. There were a lot of things in it that I thought were fun, and that a younger audience might be more into, as opposed to an old fuddy daddy like myself, but it wasn't the direction I would've gone with for the overall story line. Not that anyone was asking me, but I felt like after the prequels, JJ Abrams made an attempt with The Force Awakens to bring the look and feel back to be more akin to the originals, and then this just sort of abandoned that to go off track again. My biggest pet peeve was that after the set up of Snoke in The Force Awakens, his back story, or really much else was really revealed about him, and he was just kind of an inconsequential and superficial stand in as the new bad guy that didn't even end up being around very long. Turns out more of him will be revealed in the extended universe, but now I'm not sure how much I care.
On maybe a more positive note, Rian Johnson's stuff in general has been kind of hit and miss for me. Some I think is really good, others kind of iffie. You should definitely check out his first movie "Brick" though! That one I love.
I also looove yoda in this. Learning from your failure is soooo important. The other quote (there is no try) is good too, but thats more about attitude id say and its often misinterpreted. While this is quite clear
I like how Yoda can still teach Luke things. It shows that Luke hasn't learned everything and makes mistakes. And yoda being clear is better than talking in riddles 😂
What Luke did is called Force Projection. So far as I know, only Luke has done it.
Also... Kylo-Pen-Pal.
It makes sense it's called Force projection, thanks! Kylo Pen-Pal, I like it 🤣
So, Yoda can move an X-wing, but Leia cannot move herself... hmmm.
All 9 (11?) of the movies are great, some better than others for sure. Even JarJar played a part (comic relief!). I watched Star Wars (now Episode 4) in 1977 when I was 14 and have been increasingly hooked ever since. 46 years and counting! Keep 'em coming!!!
Some movies are definitely better than others, some miss but overall, it's a really enjoyable story to follow. I'm glad you've been able to enjoy all of it since the first one!!
Why the enmity against Finn? It oozes through my screen!
lol
Sometimes there are characters that I just don't like 😂
Destroying huge space ships seems to be a Dern family Tradition. Laura destroys two in this movie. Her father, Bruce, destroyed one 50 or so years earlier in a movie called Silent Running...
Yeah 7 8 and 9 are my favs, but I like 9 the most.
There are a lot of conflicting opinions on that movie, none that I really care bout people who can't see the good in these movies and people who can't see the bad are just as equally boring and annoying, but one thing is for sure: every scene in that movie could be a goddamn painting masterpiece.
That's the thing about Star Wars, all the movies have some good and some bad. None of these movies are perfect, at all, but it's the mix of good and bad that makes the movies fun.
The visuals in the sequels are just phenomenal. I want more movies that are breathtakingly beautiful!
Really had you going that Luke wasn't really there! Same with me first time I saw this! :)
When I was editing, I noticed just how much they showed us Luke and Kylo Ren's footing, and how Luke never left red marks in the salt
Your face is very expressive. I enjoy it.
I find expressions can speak a thousand words sometimes
The girl at 27:18 is carrie fishers daughter, thats why she has similar hairstyle to leia
Oh, I had no idea! That's really neat
Saludó desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo
Never got the hate alot of fans have for this one. It has some issues here and there and the whole Canto Bight sequence was about 40 minutes longer than it needed to be but its a good movie in its own right and I actually quite like it! The problem is they then switched BACK to JJ and it all became an utter mess.... If theyd stayed with him all the way through it would have been fine or if theyd stayed with whatshisname who made 8 for 9 that would have been fine too.... but well.. yeah.. I actually like episode 8. Episode 9 though remains the onyl Star Wars movie I actually hate!