That's not a fault of the films, and in fact, may be one of its strongest features. frankly, it looks like the largest criticisms of "The Last Jedi" have less to do with its qualities as a film and more to do with how much it didn't meet the expectations of "Star Wars" fans. And Leia is apparently Mary fucking Poppins. The tone is wrong, the acting is bad, the dialogue is cheesy, the non stop comedy is cringeworthy. I really don't get the near universal praise for last jedi. Here are four of the things "Star Wars" fans seemed to be the most disappointed by in "The Last Jedi." It was a sentiment echoed by fans across social media over the weekend. Don't bother watching, and goodbye Star Wars." "There's not one line, not one scene, nor one moment in this movie that's worth the film its printed on. It's hard to put into words how they've completely desecrated the Star Wars movie universe and it's almost incomprehensible to imagine how they were able to get away with it," wrote Jonathan M in a half-star review on Rotten Tomatoes. "This is the worst movie I've seen in quite sometime. In other words, there was not nearly as much fan service as fans might have liked major questions like the identity of Snoke and the Rey's lineage were certainly not answered in satisfying ways for most fans and instead they got plenty of jokes and weird uses of the Force like Luke's climactic projection of self and Leia's "Mary Poppins" moment. 5 Lingering Questions After Watching 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi'Ĭritics lauded the bold choices writer-director Rian Johnson made, subverting expectations and straying from what a "Star Wars" film has traditionally been.
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