Boring film, sequel trilogy is just rubbish

Nothing like the original Star Wars movies. Watch if you like an out of character Luke Skywalker, major character death, boring characters and a plot that reassembles spaghetti mixed with mashed potatoes.

if this any other movie, it is good. but because its star wars, it neglected so many principles. theres even a "god speed" in the dialogue. the arrogance of the writings irritating long term fans with no respect nor a stronger foundation for the upcoming SW universe. this movie was an insult

Literally the most forgettable Star Wars movie I have ever seen. If you ask anything that happened in this movie I wouldn't be able to tell you other than Luke dies weird skinny guy dies, everything is sad. What a disappointing entry to one of the greatest franchises of all time. Please Disney, stop making these we can all see you're running out of ideas

Although all the sequels are really bad, from lazy rehash of old and death ideas, plain stupid or just painfully boring, i found this one the only that showed something different, and therefore it becomes instantly relevant. Visually it has great ideas and it's also unexpected and surprising. As a "elseworlds" star wars story, this one is quite good.

Was a poor move no hero's in the story. The sets were terrible.

I loved Star Wars for most of my life, I could recite all three movies of the top of my head…. This is not Star Wars

Worst movie I have seen in a long time. Unfitting Humor, nonsense physics, nonsense story. The hole movie feels like made by a movie maker student with no experience. Half Star only because of the visuals and music.

Milking it for every penny lol crazy people are still buying star wars related content smh

Debo decir que esta película me pareció algo simple y básica, con falta de desarrollo. Había más cosas interesantes que conocer de Star Wars, pero aquí se sintió como una secuela hecha a la fuerza. Lo único positivo que puedo decir es que al menos entretiene y sobre porque Kylo Ren se volvió un Sith no estuvo mal, pero creo que faltaba más contexto. Lo más triste es que ya fue a partir de aquí que los fans y las compañías acabaron enemistándose. Con el episodio 7 todos iba bien, pero ya el cambio de rumbo en la nueva trilogía no mejoro las cosas. No sé que más decir, pero sin duda esta es la entrega más inferior de la saga y eso no se puede discutir. Mi nota para esta película es un 6/10.

This movie is probably the most wasted oportunity of all time in the world of cinema. Disrespected lore (Holdo maneuver makes you question why in ep 4 and 6 they had to attack the death star the way they did, if you could just slam an hyperspaceing ship into it. Lightsabers easily used by non force sensitive and without training..also not lethal), disrespected characters (Luke changing from the most optimistic guy who saw good in Darth Vader and turned him back to light side, to a character that's pessimistic and egotistical) and disrespected logic (Holdo withholding vital information on tha plan just to "surprise" the audience). Also a long, boring and useless sidequest that deviates from the mail plot and forced comedy. The premises of the movie itself makes no sense...a "car chase" with space ships, until fuel runs out...in a world of faster than light speed...

Star Wars the last Jedi is not just the worst Star Wars movie but it maybe one of the worst movie's of all time. Where do I even begin ? They completely ruined the character of Luke Skywalker you think if you think that the prequels are bad I must spit on that opinion. If you're telling me that Luke skywalker is going to murdure his own nefiou because of a bad dream you are just wrong. Don't even get me started on kantobite. Ok despite what I said what did you think of it

Worst of the franchise. Didn't link in to the OG trilogy at all. Tried to change too many elements whilst making these annoying on-the-nose statements like ‘let the past die' You're doing a sequel which connects to the most beloved trilogy in history. It's not a time to mess around with a winning formula.

Easily the worst movie in the entire Star Wars franchise

Terrible. It such a shame what they did to our beloved Original Trilogy characters. Ruined Star Wars. Unless they delete this film from Star Wars canon Star Wars will never be the same.

Apparently, studios disapproved the previous episode, so they chose to destroy it with plot holes, implausibilities, incoherences, and cheap plot twist, but forgot to rebuild it. At the end, nothing as changed, the good guys still good and the vilains still vilains. So what's the point? Yet the pictures are beautiful.

While there are aspects i like, (the way they handled luke, i know others don't like it, but I do. And the red room fight) the movie is just tonlong and not intresting. They could have actually made this one really good. But they dragged it out for too long with filler arcs. Like its a movie we don't need filer arcs. I can watch it. Just gets really boring.

This is the worst movie ever made. That seems like a huge overstatement, but this is why: it takes a very special kind of terrible to have such a great setup in The Force Awakens and to systematically sabotage everything good about the story. It's a miracle that Rise of Skywalker was able to salvage a decent movie out of this mess.

You really have to turn off your brain to enjoy. You can cut thirty mins out of the film on an otherwise pointless subplot (the casino luxury planet) which distracted from the chase. The chase also was really drawn out and boring. Poor military tactics employed on both the First Order and Resistance. Not a massive Rey fan. She can do pretty first try with little to no training. Doesn't really have a hero's journey or even much development as a character.

Directed by Rian Johnson, "The Last Jedi" is the eighth installment in the Star Wars franchise and follows the events of "The Force Awakens." The film stars Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Mark Hamill, John Boyega, and Oscar Isaac, among others. Let's start with the positives. The cinematography in "The Last Jedi" is stunning. The film is filled with beautiful, sweeping shots of the galaxy, which help to immerse the viewer in the Star Wars universe. The special effects are also top-notch, and the action sequences are well-choreographed and exciting. The acting in "The Last Jedi" is strong across the board, with standout performances from Daisy Ridley as Rey, Adam Driver as Kylo Ren, and Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker. Ridley brings a vulnerability and strength to her role as Rey, and Driver's portrayal of Kylo Ren is nuanced and complex. Hamill's return as Luke Skywalker is a highlight of the film, and he brings a gravitas to the role that is both moving and inspiring. The direction by Rian Johnson is also strong, particularly in his handling of the film's themes. "The Last Jedi" explores ideas of legacy, failure, and the nature of heroism, and Johnson does an excellent job of weaving these themes into the story. However, there are also some negatives to note. One of the biggest criticisms of "The Last Jedi" has been its treatment of established characters from the Star Wars franchise. Some fans have taken issue with the way Luke Skywalker is portrayed in the film, arguing that his characterization is inconsistent with his previous appearances in the series. Additionally, the film's humor can sometimes feel out of place, and some of the subplots feel unnecessary or underdeveloped. Overall, "Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi" is a visually stunning and thematically rich addition to the Star Wars franchise. While it may not satisfy every fan, its strong performances and bold storytelling make it a must-see for anyone invested in the ongoing saga of the galaxy far, far away.