Only rabid fanboys can keep these myriad stories and timelines straight. As a casual fan of Star Wars, I couldn’t help wondering about characters’s motives and decision-making. The actions of everyone on screen either didn’t add up or walked a very clichéd line. Any single episode of The Mandalorian is more entertaining than this film.
Rating: C-
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Jan 28, 2020
Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (2019)
Labels:
Adam Driver,
Anthony Daniels,
C-,
Carrie Fisher,
Daisy Ridley,
Domhnall Gleeson,
Ian McDiarmid,
John Boyega,
Joonas Suotamo,
Keri Russell,
Lupita Nyong'o,
Mark Hamill,
Oscar Isaac,
Richard E Grant
Oct 2, 2019
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)
A really long space chase filled with lasers and droids. I appreciated the few bits of humor they sprinkled in to give me a reprieve from all the “Who’s that again?”, “How do they know each other?”, and “How come Leia didn’t freeze in space and explode into a bazillion pieces?”
It was a typical Star Wars flick, and at 2 ½ hours long, it was challenging to get through.
Rating: C-
Rating: C-
Dec 29, 2017
Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)
Like most other Star Wars films, it was packed with coincidence, improbability, and lasers. Cheap thrills over content. The new droid was cute. Light speed was attained. One Storm Trooper was redeemed. The rest got massacred. Sabers were crossed.
Rating: C
Labels:
Adam Driver,
Andy Serkis,
Billie Lourd,
C,
Carrie Fisher,
Daisy Ridley,
Domhnall Gleeson,
Gwendoline Christie,
Harrison Ford,
John Boyega,
Lupita Nyong'o,
Mark Hamill,
Max von Sydow,
Oscar Isaac,
Simon Pegg
May 2, 2017
Midnight Special (2016)
Interesting premise. It takes a while before you know what’s going on. Things unfold slowly. It’s never clear why the ladies are dressed like polygamists. But anyway, you’ll spend the entire film waiting for a big payoff at the end. Something happens, but it wasn’t enough to justify all the buildup.
Rating: C
Rating: C
Nov 15, 2015
Frances Ha (2012)
Black & white, arty, meandering, plot-less. Occasional witty dialogue helped, but not much.
Rating: D+
Rating: D+
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