Top Ten Best Things About Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Ok, so I've been around the internet lately, and I've seen this new Star Wars movie get astronomical amounts of backlash everywhere! Yes, it is far from a perfect movie and some parts suck, but I think it still does things right. Feel free to add your own opinions.
Luke Skywalker is a fictional character appearing as the central protagonist of the original film trilogy, and as a supporting character in the sequel trilogy of the Star Wars universe created by George Lucas. He is portrayed by Mark Hamill. Many may disagree with me, but I like what they did with Luke's character in this movie. The reasons given for him hiding away from the galaxy were pretty clear to me, and I can understand how he feels.
Also, his scene where he becomes one with the Force really gave me chills the first time I watched it.
The most legendary character in Star Wars of all time. It was obvious that he would make it in the top 3.
I would say that in the entire Star Wars series, he was the most important character in Star Wars history.
Kyle Ren, also known as Ben Solo, is a fictional character in the Star Wars franchise. Kylo Ren commands the First Order with a temper as fiery as his unconventional lightsaber. Ren first appeared in 2015's Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens. Ben Solo, the son of Han Solo and Princess Leia, was... read more Absolutely the best thing in the movie by far. I think Ben's character is so strategically rebuilt in this film that he's the only likable character I saw in the movie.
He felt as though the angst that was present in The Force Awakens has vanished and is now replaced with genuine intentions and dignity. Honestly, I love it.
Kylo Ren is the only good character in the sequel trilogy. His personality and actions make sense and make him stand out from the other villains.
I didn't care about Kylo after watching The Force Awakens. Now, he is my third favorite character in the universe, thanks to Rian's awesome writing and Driver's impeccable performance.
Well done.
One thing I loved about this movie is that we learn a lot more about characters such as Kylo Ren and Rey. We learn a little bit about their backgrounds and their motivations.
I think that's great!
In my opinion, Kylo had to be the character with the most development. In The Force Awakens, he was literally a Darth Vader rip-off, but here he has real character growth.
The Force Awakens wasn't really great, but I think this one was pretty good.
Another thing I really liked about this movie is that we learn Rey does have weaknesses and is no longer a Mary Sue. That basically fixed a problem I had with The Force Awakens.
In The Force Awakens, I felt she was kind of overpowered. But then this movie came, and we got to see that she was a flawed character and made relatable mistakes.
She's an amazing character.
I can see all of those people complaining about her being a Mary Sue pouting right now.
I don't ship them at all, but I love seeing them interact with each other.
The scenes with Rey and Kylo were the only good ones.
Well, the thing is that I'm not sure if they were in a relationship before, because I haven't seen the other Star Wars movies.
The battle scenes in Star Wars movies are badass, and this movie is no exception (which is why I put it lower). The fight scenes in this movie were all entertaining!
Finn vs. Captain Phasma was pretty cool, and the ending was quite satisfying. There were many other good fights as well, but this one may be my favorite.
One of my favorite parts! It definitely kept me entertained, especially during the Kylo Ren and Rey fight.
One thing I liked about this movie is all the plot twists that happened. I wish we could have learned more about Snoke, but I can get along with the twist of Kylo Ren becoming the new Supreme Leader.
Eh, what? I thought Kylo betraying Snoke was way too obvious. The second he removed the mask in The Force Awakens, I knew he was going to return to the light side.
I must admit that, despite all the things I didn't like in this movie, the settings and planets were very interesting to see.
Most of the settings in this movie still look imaginative or neat.
Yoda is a fictional character in the Star Wars space opera franchise created by George Lucas, first appearing in the 1980 film The Empire Strikes Back. He is portrayed by Frank Oz.
I put this lower on the list because it's an expectation for Star Wars movies. John Williams never disappoints us with his astounding work!
I liked the CGI in this movie. It certainly looks better than the prequel trilogy CGI (which isn't saying much, since the prequels came out a while ago).
I liked that Luke Skywalker explained how the Force works in a simple manner to Rey, even if it sounds a bit silly at times.
People literally complain about these so much. I'm a die-hard Star Wars fan, and I love the Porgs. They weren't in the movie too much, they're cute, and they add to the variety of species in the world.
I don't know why people act like they destroyed Star Wars because they didn't even destroy this movie. I'm happy they were added in!
A lot of people hated this just because it wasn't Admiral Ackbar. Who even cares? It's not going to play out how you want it to. Sorry, but that's just the way it is.
The special effects in this scene were inspired. It was short, to the point, and very memorable.
I thought the theater's sound malfunctioned at this part. It was awesome too.
It's January, and I still find this somewhat funny. Maybe because January memes are terrible!
We all know that the prequels followed a pattern, and let's admit it - we all thought the pattern would continue. But Snoke died, and Kylo Ren somehow became an even more divisive character.
The thing I don't get is that people claimed The Force Awakens was too familiar to A New Hope. But now, when they try to do something different, people also get angry.
A lot of people misinterpret her saving Finn. His ship was falling apart, and there was almost nothing left of it - it was just beginning to melt. It would have been disintegrated by the cannon and would have done nothing.
She and Poe knew Finn would just be wasting his life for no outcome, and that's part of the reason she stopped him. That's why she says she saved him.
She definitely doesn't deserve the hate, and neither does her actress Kelly Marie Tran, who was harassed by toxic fans. She's definitely better than how Holdo was handled in The Last Jedi.
Man, was this movie intense. There were so many times when they could have ended the rebellion, but they didn't.
R2-D2 or Artoo-Detoo is a fictional robot character in the Star Wars universe created by George Lucas, who appears in the original trilogy, the prequel trilogy, and the sequel trilogy.