Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi
Directed by Rian JohnsonJedi Master-in-hiding Luke Skywalker unwillingly attempts to guide young hopeful Rey in the ways of the force, while Leia, former princess turned general, attempts to lead what is left of the Resistance away from the ruthless tyrannical grip of the First Order.
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Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi Ratings & Reviews
- parktool69December 1, 2024not enoguh sand
- nessa.baudelaireMarch 19, 2025If this isn't a good star wars movie then star wars was never good
- Edward Schofield2d agoAt least you can appreciate cinematography.
- KumaylHemraj7d agoReally good watch!
- Lon SeidmanOctober 9, 2024This is by far my favorite Star Wars sequel trilogy film. It is inventive, takes risks, and advances the story in unpredictable ways. I also like the theme that force powers reside in everyone - not just the elites we had in the prior films. Is it perfect? Not by any means. I would have liked for Luke to have been less of a Hermit than how he was initially portrayed. The side quest with Finn also felt like it was there just to give his character and Rose something to do. This film would have been better if Johnson was given both this film and the final one IMHO.
- lilithp3April 8, 2025I love this film. canto bight scene aside, it feels like classic star wars. Rey, poe, and finn are excellent characters and i love them all. and Porgs!
- PapaHamzehApril 2, 2025Once again, im going to go against the grain on a review. Ill be upfront and honest, though. This movie wasn't good. But I liked it better than its predecessor as a Star Wars story. Lets get the nitty gritty out of the way, as I think these complaints are valid despite being entangled in misogyny and the beginnings of the anti-DEI movement. What happened to Leia was weird and shouldn't have happened. The entire plot on the casino world was useless, and though it set up an inspiring moment at the end of the movie, the subsequent film/filmmakers not wanting to deal with it left it to be an open-ended and meaningless scene. Really terrible characters brought into this one, and again this is a valid criticism despite its entanglement with incels. Now to the good. Not enough is discussed about Luke and his views on the Force. It really was the first time we were getting interesting discussions on philosophy about the Force, and it was interesting to see that this could have been a catalyst for new story telling in the franchise. But of course, many people hated that philosophy and they hated Luke. But I think this was a redeeming quality for the movie that brought back up to par with The Force Awakens. I also think that this was the last time the movies were ever going to be interesting and discussing the greyer aspects of the Force, or rather, its purpose as Entropic Nature. Ship going lightspeed as a weapon: hated by sci fi nerds, but I dont care. Rule of cool. It can stay. Very beautiful film, too!
- RyezooFebruary 15, 2025Not as good as Force Awakens but still a great episode of Star Wars. Was a little worried during the first act. The pacing was poor and the story felt as if it was trotting in place. Thankfully the back half gets back on track and delivers two of the coolest scenes in Star Wars history. I enjoyed everything with Luke, Rey, and Kylo Ren. It was interesting and unpredictable. Adam Driver is the best in this. His portrayal is a fantastic villain. Poe was greatly expanded nicely. Finn and Rose storyline went on too long but I did like Del Toros character. The humor was a lil much. This is Star Wars not marvel. Hope it's dialed back in future movies. I believe I'll enjoy this whole movie more the second time.
