One of my friends is a huge star wars fan. He loved this movie. ‘Course, he’s part of the younger generation that may have been conditioned to accept the new message.
I’ve not seen it yet. I very much liked Rogue One.
Rogue One was a really good, though not perfect movie. It deserves it’s place in the SW collection. I’d give it 7-8.
TLJ was pathetic in so many regards. I’ve said my peace since watching it. I’m moving on, and will be unlikely to attend future installments in theater. From what I hear, the upcoming Han Solo origin pic is likely to be dreck as well.
Having seen it I agree it is a great film -- just from a look and feel, despite the new requirement that the lead hero be a chick.
It also has a flaw as fatal as the one in the Death Star itself. Rather than expose that flaw here, I will send you to the hilarious ('cause it's true) EWW:
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Rogue One was good, but no one survived it to tell the story. I don’t mind that so many heroes were killed—that’s the tragedy of it. But you needed someone who was “there” to “live” to tell the story we were told. If someone had survived the it, even the droid though I’d prefer someone else, it would be in my top three Star Wars movies.