My wife hated it, I loved it. She said it was too dark and everyone died. I said to her do you remember A New Hope? In the 1st scene Vader chokes a guy to death, friggin Luke watches his dead aunt and uncle burn, Jawas slaughtered, Ben Kenobi cuts off a guys arm and you see it fall to the floor. She said yea, but everyone lives in the end and it has a happy ending. Sometimes you just can't win.
Please tell me they didn't off the coolest dude in the galaxy. Lando Calrissian, the only dude who could pull off wearing a cape.
I remember going to a late showing of E7 on opening night, perhaps 9pm'ish and seeing so many fathers and daughters. It was a "typical" SW crowd, at least, until that movie. My daughter is too young, but I look forward to when she is ready to join in on the SW fun!
My 7 yr old daughter was bemoaning having to go to a boys movie with her older brother. She was clapping at the end.
I was more excited about going and sharing #7 with my boys than the actual movie....brought me back to the Summer of ‘77 when the Star Destroyer filled the whole screen.
Death Star construction is incurring cost overruns and somebody needs to be sent to the emperor for the change order.
Yes, I heard. Wonder if it will be with the same characters, or if it will jump way ahead in the future (i.e., brand new cast and characters).
Liked it better than Force Awakens but not as good as Rogue One. Not as predictable/old hat as Force Awakens. Liked some of the unexpected things that happened some of which have been mentioned above.
I didn't see Levar Burton either.
What's the main critique? Some of the humor was a little corny but I laughed and much of the audience seem to as well. Leia's space scene was a bit much, actually thought they might kill her off in this movie.
