Media, Entertainment & Music

Star Wars - the latest movie

Media, Entertainment & Music

Posted by: Goulah

21st Dec 2017 10:35am

Being a Star Wars fan from the very beginning I eagerly awaited this year’s Christmas time blockbuster. Could not make it to the first day (wanted to see it before I read a “spoiler” but got there on day two. I sat there popcorn in hand and drink at the ready and watched the saga unfold but realised that I did not have the same enthusiasm as previously. Do others who have seen it feel the same way?

Comments 5

catho
  • 20th Feb 2018 11:18am

I loved it. I love them all. Some new stuff some old...

AM4048
  • 14th Feb 2018 02:29pm

Me too. I have been a Star Wars fan since I was 12, this movie was the worst one I’ve seen in the franchise. For the 2.5 hours of the movie, I liked it less and less. All started going downhill from the moment Leia did that stunt in space.

h2olily
  • 31st Jan 2018 10:35pm

I loved it...yes there were a few moments of " hang on The Force doesn't just leave a person especially a jedi master...and that Luke is still whining like a brat...and.."...actually who cares...its a movie that depicts strong women characters...for a change! My 9 year old daughter loved it...she loves Rey and even dressed up as her! I have also read most of the novels of the star wars universe which I have to set aside. I will definitely be buying a blue ray of The Last Jedi!

Lenrat
  • 19th Jan 2018 02:25pm

Yep. Really disliked The Last Jedi. It’s like they got a director to make a Star Wars movie but had never seen a Star Wars film before.

Glynn 31372158
  • 17th Jan 2018 04:04pm

A great movie in its owm way .

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