Star Wars: The Last Jedi Has Second Largest Opening Ever Amidst Mixed Fan Reactions - Movie Talk 

Don't let this Star Wars drama distract you from the fact that Jumanji is doing well with critics.

I'm so glad I skipped every review and reaction and went into Last Jedi cold. The result was a film that I liked more and more as it went along (and the jokes died down a bit). By the third act I was on the edge of my seat until the end.

Just saw The Last Jedi. Holy shit. That was awesome.

I love The Addams Family and Oscar Issac being cast as Gomez is as close to perfect casting you can get. Now sign up Eva Green as his wife and we have a possibly amazing animated movie!

Mark, your assessment of the criticisms towards Last Jedi are wrong, Kristian and Jon understood why we had these complaints. The following are the three biggest problems of the movie that span the entire film if you are interested. 1. If Holdo just told Poe her plan, it would mean that there would be no Finn and Rose's useless sideplot, no mutiny, no DJ revealing the secret base on Crait, meaning no pointless loss of life because of failed escape plan, more people saved, Luke won't need to sacrifice himself and die. This is an entire meaningless sequence of events with an extremely uninteresting side plot on Canto Bight that wastes the potential of new characters like Rose, Holdo and DJ, and does a disservice to Finn and Poe, all of them accomplished nothing and could have had been involved in much better plots. Also poor Phasma continued being the most unfulfilling character in Star Wars. 2. Luke's character is completely trampled over in the most insulting way possible, it's so out of character even Mark Hamill himself stated on camera multiple times that he disagrees with it. How did the fearless hero of the rebellion who would risk his life to save his friends and the galaxy become a coward who would hide away on a planet from his friends and the galaxy? How did the son who believed in the tiniest bit of light left in his father, who risked everything to turn him back from the dark and save him from the most evil man in the galaxy, become a shell of a man who attempted the murder of the son of his sister and best friend? And his death is pointless, especially after considering that he wouldn't even need to force project himself across the galaxy to save the resistance if Holdo just told Poe her plan. And it's not like Mark Hamill doesn't want to do any more Star Wars like Harrison Ford, there is no reason to kill Luke besides getting rid of everything old, killing beloved characters like Ackbar and casting them aside like Lando so that Disney can have all the rights for their own original IP. 3. Snoke is nothing, Rei is nobody. They acknowledge that fans of Star Wars has thought of, theorised and discussed huge amounts of lore and speculation and thus have alot of expectations, but instead of upping us with more intriguing lore, they've decided to tell us all we did is literally for nothing. All the canon that is set up in the expanded universe to feed and push us towards speculation and theory felt like nothing but a marketing ploy to drive hype and push us to watch movies, which then tells us that everything we cared for is nothing, the expanded canon and lore does nothing for the movies, no pay off and everything old is cast aside, I feel that all the time I spent on Star Wars has been a waste of my time and money. Because of this I no longer feel attached to Star Wars and have no anticipation for any new Star Wars media. Those are the 3 main problems and on top of that, my personal problem was with the handling of Leia and Carrie Fisher. I was about to mourn when Leia seemingly dies but then they did a double take and completely pulled me out of the moment with her flying. With no context, that is a beautiful scene, like most of the movie, but when you think about it, they are using Carrie Fisher's death to intentionally pull at our heart strings, which is disrespectful and despicable. Leia could have passed away right where she was blown out of the bridge and we would have mourned for her, but no, they pulled her back in the most insulting way possible so that she can most likely be killed again later. This has absolutely nothing to do with Empire Strikes Back, nobody wants to see a rehash, which is why there are so many people who complained about Force Awakens being similar to A New Hope. This is about terrible plot, Luke being out of character and the desecration of canon and lore.

Kristian and Ashley Mova nailed it on the head with what's going on with the reactions of Last jedi. Especially Ashley when she talked about the energy of The Last Jedi, something not a lot of people even the critics are talking about. I saw the movie Friday noon and 15 minutes into the movie I felt there was something off about it and it had a lot to do with the energy which is why we getting mix reactions. Am glad Kristian pointed out that there are people out there that didn't like the movie for number of reasons. I do believe some people are afraid to admit that the movie is divisive among the people that saw the movie. I know people talk about the CinemaScore and lets be honest, there are some movies in CinemaScore that have gotten somewhere between A+ to A- from the audience after couple weeks or months, they realize the movie is not good. Iron Man 2 got an A on CinemaScore and that should tell you something.

I feel like people who complain about Holdo not letting Poe know what the plan is do not understand how military chain of command works. A Vice Admiral does not answer to a Captain. If she does not see the need to inform him then she is not obligated to. Thats like having a PFC walk up to a 3 Star General and be like "Hey whats the plan buddy".

Am I shallow for saying I really missed Ashley's shoulder shimmy at the end of the show? It's like a tradition, so thank you, Ms. Mova!

I think time will be kind to the last jedi and over the years it will gain a lot more respect and be seen as quite a bold movie. I was around when Empire first came out and that movie wasn't immediately universally loved it took some distance for it to gain the reputation it now has (deservedly so)

We as Star Wars fans need to sit down and rewatched the OT to see the flaws and plot holes in those movies as well. We act like those movies were perfect, even the mighty Georgle Lucas was making shit up as he went from movie to movie like Luke having a crush and kissing his own sister or Luke having hardly any training and going to face Darth Vader and gave him a pretty good fight!!!…or the ewoks taking down the whole Empire army on Endor or the mighty Emperor being defeat it by being picked up and thrown down a shaft etc!!!…We need to enjoy this movies like we enjoy the OT without overthinking every scene or character and stop expecting Disney or a particular director to make movies the way we want to. If you dont like the movie thats perfectly fine but some of the reasons for poeple not liking this movie are just ridiculous imho.

As far as I'm concerned this trilogy is a write off, they need one director and writer for a whole trilogy to get a consistent story without having planet-sized plot holes and inconsistencies, otherwise Star Wars will be dead with a decade I have watched tonnes of videos of people saying that after this movie they are done with star wars. Since Disney acquired the Star Wars the games have sucked the books have sucked (Other than lords of the sith) the movies have been incredibly sub-par at best, would you rather a decade of box office hits Disney OR box office hits for decades to come and put in just a little bit of care and respect for the viewers intelligence and to not just accept whatever you put on the screen.

I've had friends tell me that the only reason they will see it in theatres is because I love it. They saw the Rotten Tomatoes score and thought they'd hate it. My first time viewing was with a guy who was seeing it for his second, and he really changed his thoughts on the film as a whole afterwards. I'm definitely seeing it a second time just so I can see if the same happens for me.

MArk Ellis Disgusted me on this vid. Thank you Kristian for clearing things up. There are legit complaints from fans. We are all for Taking risks as long as it is handled well. It was not even Lore Choices, SIMPLE movie making choices they failed on imo.

All the hate for this movie blows my mind. Yeah it has flaws, but when people say “it’s terrible” and give it a half star review, they’re just blinded by their own hate. I loved it still. Kylo and Rey were amazing in this one. That fight scene they had together was epic Edit: I see what all the people hating this movie are saying I really do. I didn’t care for Leia pulling a mary poppins, I wish Snoke/the Knights of Ren had a little more back story, some humor was forced, it would be cool if there was a lightsaber battle. Like I said I know it has flaws, but I decide to look at its best moments rather than hate the whole thing because I’m upset with a few things. One thing I will continue to disagree on tho is Luke. People said he was terrible. Well if your nephew turned evil and killed all the Jedi and then burned the Jedi temple you would be shook too. Luke’s character was well written I thought. His story was one of self forgiveness and redemption.

Anyone else hyper-ventilating because the Spectacular is so close? I can't wait for all the championship matches!

I was unsure how to feel after the first viewing because it does challenge pretty much all of your expectations..but after sleeping on it and seeing it a second time with no expectations I came out loving the movie.

It is perfectly acceptable to argue that TFA was too safe and also to argue at the same time that TLJ is not sufficiently true enough to Star Wars. My problem with TLJ is that it is unfaithful to the character of Luke. If a filmmaker is saying that a character would drastically change his personality and his entire outlook on life, the filmmaker should have a convincing explanation for it. Johnson failed to do that. Are we expected to believe that Luke would think about killing his child nephew while he slept? Are we expected to believe that Luke would abandon his life, his family, friends and everything he has ever believed in because of one student who was turning to the dark side? I mean, seriously? Is that Luke? And that's not even mentioning Rey hoping to redeem Kylo Ren merely days after having witnessed him murder his father in cold blood and critically wound her best friend, Finn. These plot points and character choices for TLJ were stunningly terrible.

I am a hardcore Star Wars fan and I thoroughly enjoyed this film but this whole divide and backlash has totally destroyed my experience even after seeing it twice. I've never been so disappointed by a fan base in my life.

I'm a hardcore Star Wars fan that hated the prequels, wasn't a fan of the Force Awakens, and after seeing it once, have mixed feelings about the Last Jedi. I thought the acting and some of the major character moments in the Last Jedi were amazing. However, I had huge problems with the overall narrative and the lack of development for many of the supporting characters. Frankly, it shows that Lucasfilm did not have a clear plan for what they wanted to do with this trilogy prior to filming the Force Awakens. The lack of "galaxy" building and character inconsistency across now both of the films in the new trilogy is readily apparent.

Rey - Rey Mary Sue Snoke - dead nobody Kylo Ren Evil Turn - glimpse of darkness and misunderstood uncle issues Leia - SuperLeia put into a coma Luke - Does absolutely nothing Rey trains herself Po - not told the plan all the way through to a mutiny Ends with an upgraded HD hologram that used so much battery that he died

The Last Jedi deserves all.those Millions. Loved it!

The Last Jedi was Awesome! I also saw I, Tonya & Ferdinand, both was also pretty good.

The greatest teacher, failure is. - Rian Johnson.

Didn't yoda use force projection in rebels with Ezra. So it was already canon

I want to hear the commentary of the last jedi when you guys get the blu Ray. :)

The working title for episode 9 is 'Black Diamond', referencing the black diamond ring Snoke wears. Coincidence?

Thank you Kristian (and Ashley) for explaining why a lot of us didn’t like it. There are some very good reasons why, and while there are those on both sides who simply slander and get angry, there are also those who have actual reasons why they liked it or were very disappointed

I'm 44 and a life long fan. What they did to Luke's character in TLJ was heartbreaking to watch and the idea it's now canon and can never be undone is a gut wrenching thought.

Dio. Throw up the devil horns and Hi Ashley

The Last Jedi is not a bad movie. Neither is perfect. But division of the fans is frustrating. After Reading tons of comments on internet there are just complaints , but nobody can figure out a new SW movie. More Skywalkers or Kenobis: NO. More CGI : NO! More of the same (TFA): NO! Reboot: NO! Spin off: NO. Videogames or novel’s adaptations(ripp offs!): NO! More SW movies: YESI! So, What The FUCK! PS. Is just the 2nd act. Yes, there is a lot of questions.

SPOILERS: For me personally the pay offs of The Last Jedi didn't serve me I'm not old enough to have waited for luke for almost 40 years but what happened to him was kinda eh I love how crabby and in pain he was by the what he did to Kylo, but all he did was mediate on a rock and die, not to say that wasn't an amazing force power but I wish he did a heroic sacrfrice he brought that ship out of the water lightspeed to the battle takes out tie fighters cutting at-at legs with his green light saber giving the resistance time to escape and finally dying to kylo ren after decimating the first order all by himself. Also, Snoke had a crazy set up as being the all be bad guy and had two scenes and just died, super strong force moves and I love his death scene where he is way too powerful for Rey or Kylo I mean kylo and rey had a stand off when trying to use the force for the light saber and snoke toyed with rey when she tried that against him. But in the end he just did a villian talk and got killed but for the story how strong he was I guess they had to kill him like that cause they was no other way to kill him. Thats just my opinion on those two characters plus that Finn and Rosa story was being shoved my throat the entire movie and I did not like it. Rey and Kylo story were amazing imo and Rey parents being a nobody and was a pay off for me.

The point that Jon and Mark made on "setup & payoff" is one I have held for years now. People go into movies with too concrete of an idea on what "needs" or "should" happen in order for a movie to be good to them. Why not just going to see a movie with no demands or requirements and just observe the story being told through fresh, unfiltered eyes. Just because something didn't happen the way that you wanted, doesn't make it a bad movie. But that's just my opinion unfortunately.

The Finn & Rose garbage was such a waste of time. The result of that 30 minutes was nothing lol.

Saw it 1 time and im 50/50.. I feel like i loved it, but at the same time i disliked a lot about this movie..

Ellis is that dude that tells everyone "hey believe me, its gonna be like this" then people believe him, it ends up not being like this and he's like STOP being mad you didn't get it like this

Holy shit Collider... Your channel is growing so fast now! I'm so glad For your guys!

The Last Jedi is my personal favourite star wars film after two viewings. I actually enjoyed the canto bight bits.

My major complaints about The Last Jedi. 1. Snoke and Captain Phasma are thrown away like garbage. We learn nothing about these characters. 2. The only reason Poe sends Finn and Rose on that stupid and pointless side quest is because Holdo wouldn't tell Poe her plan.Why wouldn't she just tell him? Doesn't make any sense. 3. Speaking of Finn, his fight scene with Phasma was weak. Very anticlimactic. 4. Leia uses the Force in a major way at the beginning of the film, yet she does nothing with The Force at the end of the film. Why set up her Force powers in a huge way if your not going to do anything with those powers in the final act? Also, why is there no scene of Leia and Kylo confronting each other on Crait? It seems very weird Leia and Kylo do not have a conversation in this movie. 5. Rey is put on the back burner in the final act of the movie for no reason. Leia could have lifted those rocks. Chewie could have picked up and rescued everyone by himself in the Falcon. Rey has no arc in this film, yet she is the main protagonist of this trilogy. 6. Luke Skywalker is a coward in this movie, which is 100% not in line with his character from the original trilogy. He faced Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine without hesitation in Return of The Jedi. Also, I don't believe for a second Luke would think to kill Ben Solo. He saved his father, Darth Vader, the second most evil person in the galaxy. Ben Solo is family. Which brings me to Leia. You're telling me Luke is not going to go help and rescue Leia in person? Especially, since he knows Kylo killed Han. I don't see how someone can look past these glaring mistakes. The more I think about this movie the more angry I get because The Force Awakens set up this trilogy really well. So much potential squandered for no real reason. This movie could have been truly special with some tweaks here and there, yet Rian Johnson decided to change or throw characters away for the sake of being "different".

This movie is like going on a date with an ex. You're hopeful and exited to rekindle an old flame, just to leave with a bitter taste in your mouth knowing that your just not compatible anymore.

This hardcore fan saw the Last Jedi once and loved it and looking forward to seeing it again. My buddy says he hated it but he's already seen it 3 times and plans to see it again.

Other than the Finn/Rose subplot, I loved the film. I think it's genius the way Rian Johnson says "fuck you and your theories" and completely subverts expectations, even if I disagree with some choices (how Luke reacts when Rey gives him the saber). I think the past couple of years have shown how toxic online fandom can be. People (myself included) hold Star Wars to such a high standard when Empire is the only one considered a masterpiece by the majority, while that same majority think an entire trilogy (prequels) are trash. If you truly think this is a bad film then that's fine, but I personally don't understand that. If you think Rian Johnson ruined Star Wars, then i feel sorry for you. Every movie is flawed.

Idk guys I'm a prettyg damn hardcore fan and read all the books and comics . And i loved the movie . Except !!! Snoke

The movie theater discussion was hilarious!

Spoiler: This movie really is trying to make us believe Kylo Ren is beyond redemption as Luke, Leia, and possibly Rey has lost hope in him too.

Luke's character would have gladly sacrificed his life to save Darth Vader, the killer of kids and the Jedi...but now he's going to kill the only son of his twin and his best friend? That's out of character! The panel is beating around the bush too afraid to be critical of Disney in Collider's house.

Saw it 4 times. Didn’t care for it much at first. I’ve seen it 4 times now and I’ve decided I love it. Also... Love the Dio shirt.

I felt like I was stuck in a 2-hour-long kids toy commercial. SMDH :(

well mark you gotta understand too that these ppl are really compassionate about it too i mean i understand on going over board and saying things they shouldn't have but it's also good that they're letting their voices be heard..

TLJ had some good parts (Rei, Luke, Kylo) however everything else just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I can't get past the half of the movie that I really did not like. It overshadows the good parts.

RIOT on rotten tomatoes! last Jedi gets a 10/10 A+ ONLY problem was how phasma was handled BUT I strongly believe snoke is NOT dead he should be able to cheat death and maybe Rey should have joined kylo cause Luke tried to kill kylo in his sleep!

this video gets an automatic like because of Schnepp's shirt

I've been a hard core Star Wars fan since 1977 and I loved The Last Jedi. People are hating on it because they thought they knew how the movie was going to play out. When the director made different story choices than what some fans felt they deserved, those fans got angry because they forgot they aren't film makers. Movie's have no obligation to validate your opinion or what direction you think a story should go. Forget about your stupid expectations and just enjoy the story the film makers present you with. You'll enjoy movies a lot more.

Still think someone else other than JJ should direct the last episode. Not Rian Johnson either. Just a different director completely.

Let's stop pretending like this movie is waaaay more original than TFA. There are countless similarities between TLJ and TESB/ROTJ.

When I finished the movie, I didn't really knew if I like it more than I liked TFW. But hours after, the movie grown a lot on me ... Now i'm completly in love with it. It's possibly the best SW movie to me. Haven't watched a second time yet but I can't wait to do it.

Always love Monday Movie Talk because this Harloff-Schnepp line up.

I watch Jedi council every week. I hear things you guys like and the things you complain about from time to time. That’s why I really can’t understand how you guys liked The Last Jedi. There’s just huge glaring problems with this film. Totally your prerogative,which is fair, but it seems like even when you guys expressed things you didn’t like, you’re afraid of actually saying anything bad about the film. It’s weird.

The infinity war trailer got more of a reaction than the entire last Jedi movie

I saw the original Star Wars in 1977, I was 11 at the time and saw it 14 times in one week because it just blew me away. So when Empire and Jedi came out it was a repeat of the wonderment and joy I had from the original. When Phantom Menace came out I was 34 and watched the film through a child's eye, exactly like I did with the originals and with the rest of the prequels, all were great films to escape with and are extremely enjoyable. I am now 52 and see myself as a casual fan, both The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi take me back to being 11 again, there is a definite feel of the Original Trilogy to the Last Jedi but with the addition of more mature themes. Times have moved on and so do ways of telling and visualizing stories, if you gave me a choice of which of the films to watch I would gravitate towards the more recent ones Including Rogue One. I have seen The Last Jedi twice and plan on seeing again at least another 2 times over Christmas, again it just blew me away.

Harloff Theater: "If you wanna come in, you can't!" :D

Loved the South Park reference Mark! My thoughts exactly

What is it that happened in the Last Jedi that was soooo “Not Starwars”?? The whole thing seemed Star Wars to me...

I'm a hard core Star Wars fan of 36 years. I really loved The Last Jedi!

I feel like I don't want to see Star Wars ever again, but then again I feel like I should. I feel I might love it a second time around.

I'm a casual fan, I didn't like the Last Jedi because it had many directional flaws and it was boring as a film, if you add all the issues with the lore I guess we have a bad movie and real fans will have to embrace it.

To me it was meh. Won't see it again. The prequels, to me, had a way more interesting storyline. The originals had some interesting characters and an ok storyline. TLJ has a messy and untrustworthy storyline and some mediocre characters, except from Adam Driver, yes Adam Driver not Kylo Ren. The comedy is a little lame to me and some of the scenes are almost cringeworthy, so out of place.

I'll love to see Jerrod Carmichael as the Eddie Murphy role in the 48 Hrs remake. or Chris Redd, who's a new cast member on Saturday Night Live. another good choice is Jay Pharoah.

I really enjoyed The Last Jedi, but have started thinking that now I'm nearly 50 years old, I can't love any Star Wars movie in such as wide-eyed, intoxicating way that I did when I was 8 years old. I did get a lovely throwback moment when Luke is talking to R2 ... ah, that's the Luke I remember. Saying that, I'm so happy with the way it went, I left the movie the second time (first time I watched it in Japanese, so only understood the dialogue partially - so my first viewing was largely just a visceral treat) feeling delighted ... heartbroken ... but ultimately pleased with the direction the saga is pointing.

I don't understand how anyone can like or even love last jedi, casual or die hard fan. Lazy wrap ups to stories introduced by TFA and introducing stories that had no payout, and who I found myself caring little for. And it really felt like Empire, but doing a 180 with the speeders and AT ATs. I honestly felt very little for any of the new characters and even for some of the main characters. I only watched it the one time and decided I di dnt like it. A movie should only need one watch to determine whether or not you like it. I actually would rather watch justice league again before I pay to see TLJ.

The movie was trash. The director should be excommunicated from Hollywood and film making. The screen writers need to quit the cocaine and actually do research and connect plot/themes for a coherent film. Disney needs to step back and let the brand be what it was in the original trilogy. Star wars was always dark, mysterious, epic and mind blowing. Lets face it, they blew it. Luke was supposed to be the GOAT. Luke's original character was a Jedi powerhouse. Straight out bogus film making.

Thanks a lot Kristen Harloff for saying DJs stutter was "unnecessary" on Jedi council! My stutter must be pointless too and it was pointless how vindicated and happy I felt when a character in a Star Wars movie had one. Love the shirt, Scenp!! Dio for life yo!!! Holy Diver man!

The last Jedi is now my favorite star wars. It is about learning from failures which was powerful and hopeful.

the hardcore fans are the ones who spend on merchandise. this poorly made Star Wars story is gonna hit them in the pocketbooks for years. they stained the lore pretty bad for fans of Luke, Leia, & good writing. time will show, fans will look back on it as one of the worst in the series. it crapped on the characters & made it a joke the same as the Transformers movies do.

Fan since birth.I thought it was awesome...

Honestly the first time I watched TLJ I was literally shaking because I had so much excitement. I felt so blank afterwards because so much happened and I couldn't process it. After a few days of letting it settle, I watched it again and enjoyed it a lot more. Not that I even hated it or anything the first time, I liked it a lot- I just didn't have words the first time. 2nd time was when I felt I could speak up.

Simpson’s Comic book guy “I will only watch it ‘x’ times” Great majority of even Casual Star Wars fans will see it at least 2x in theatres(Christmas movie watching day)

Not a great movie, but really good. It felt like it had 4 Acts. Loved the slower pace

I hated it so much, I'll probably never see it again.

the strange thing with this movie is even if you love it (like my self) you can clearly understand why so many people dislike it..

There are problems with this movie. You can still like it, but you have to admit it had problems.

I'm starting to suspect that movie company's pay or give these guys kick backs for blatantly talking positive about a questionable movie like Last Jedi!

The same people who hatyed TFA for being a "rehash" are now mad cause TLJ is too different lmfao

Casual fan here. Went in with no expectations, and really enjoyed the movie.

Mova, Ellis, Harloff and Schnepp is my Movie Talk dream team. The yucks and laughs are in abundance.

I have so many things I dislike about the film, but the thing that really killed my anticipation is that, ultimately, this film was actually the least risky Star Wars film ever. Is anyone going to point out that we have taken two films of a trilogy to do a soft reboot?! A ragtag band of resistance fighters and their half-trained Jedi go up against a tyrannical, galaxy-spanning force led by a Dark Side user. Yawn.

I dislike TLJ, because I think Luke, behaved out of character, & because it reinterprets the force in lore breaking ways. Also, are a lot of writing problems. The movie also, goes out of it's way to trash the Star Wars, I grew up with. I have many other problems, but these are the main ones. I'm not an irrational troll, & I had no fan theory check boxes. It's unfair to assume the heart/intentions, of someone who doesn't like the movie. It's really patronizing & dismissive.

I ended up loving Last Jedi, but never have I left a movie and for a few days genuinely thought, "I don't know if I liked certain parts or loved them.... gonna have to see it again..." EDIT: I always wondered why they didn't darken the theater during trailers...

It does bother me that there is fire in space in Star Wars.

The Last Jedi was great. I know some people who didn't like it, and this is anecdotal, but these are friends who I do not consider particularly bright and none of the reasons they give seem either a) coherent or b) what I consider legitimate movie criticism.

I had mixed feelings. I saw it twice. It’s not because it wasn’t or was original. It’s because the plot was terrible, and I was let down by Rey and Snoke.

Fan reaction to Last Jedi will become more positive over the years i think. Empire divided people when it came out because it wasn’t what people expected. Now its almost every fans favorite movie.

U gotta love Schnepp flying the DIO tee....

Give me a break, seeing a movie twice to brainwash yourself to like the movie, really?

The movie isnt that good. Its not horrible but its not good. People need to stop making excuses for it. If its not good its not good. That simple

@KristianHarloff Had an epiphany: Luke's story arc is a metaphor for George Lucas' SW career. Call to action, triumph, hero worship,going back to do more, failure,turned on by family, self imposed exile, redemption in handing the legacy over to new hopefuls. It's his hero's journey

Maybe I missed something, but Anakin WAS a good friend and a good pilot in the prequels. At least, that's what I got out of it.

TLJ sounds like another suicide squad lol hated it first time but had at least some fun on the 2nd viewing because I knew what was in-front of me.

The Last Jedi is being attacked from trolls, kind of obvious given every lame-poll is so negative, and more secure polls give it realistic ratings.

What is with everything "landing" all of a sudden??

4:40 “i’d like a blunt” lmao