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THIS IS NOT THE REVIEW YOU'RE LOOKING FOR - Star Wars: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER (SPOILER-FREE)

19/12/2019

43 Comments

 
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I don't want to do a review discussing the relative merits - or not - of The Rise of Skywalker. I'm not going to spend a thousand words or more getting into whether I think it's a well-made movie. 

I mean, what's the point? Maybe you've read the reviews and the gleeful way in which it's being kicked around on Twitter and YouTube like a dead pigeon, and made up your own mind already. Maybe you've seen it and liked it or didn't like it, so nothing I can say is going to change your mind regardless. 

I've established I've got a personal connection to Star Wars - albeit not so indoctrinated that I universally, unconditionally, love everything to do with it - and my reasons for why I may or may not have enjoyed The Rise of Skywalker will be different to yours. I know these aren't just films for me. They're something more important now. There's no better evidence of that than how embarrassingly crushed I was by The Last Jedi.

Even so, did I get angry when others liked that film more than I did? No. Did I get angry at the way some were driven to attack members of the cast and drive them offline? Yes. Did I get irritated that the furore around it has failed to die down, that it has continued to be stoked by opposing camps? Absolutely. I wish all that shiz would just go away, and the fandom can hold onto what unites them, rather than what divides.

But these are strange times in which we live. It's a vain hope.

Suffice to say... with my Star Wars space baggage clutched to my chest... I liked The Rise of Skywalker a lot - maybe even loved it. Might that be a result of lowered expectations? Maybe. The reviews have been brutal - I went into the cinema expecting this to be a film that was fundamentally broken, that nobody could enjoy on any level. 

But... I don't think it was just that. I liked it because it felt like Star Wars. It was fun and funny and creepy and weird. It did new things. It felt fresh and classic at the same time. I liked it because - controversial - I enjoyed it.

In fact, I think this might be my favourite of the entire sequel trilogy. And I say that as somebody who thought The Force Awakens was great. 

Maybe my feelings will change a bit over time, or when I've seen it again, but I tend to stay liking stuff that I like (though I have been known to have things grow on me... specifically: fungus under my moobs).

In fact, this won't be a review so much as it is going to be a rant. Because one thing I did feel in the wake of watching this is anger, unbridled and engorged. It took a couple of minutes for it to surface, but man... soon enough, I was wheezing like a bassoon! There'll be a video at the end where you can see this terrifying rage in full effect.

"But wait, Mr Biffo - I thought you said you liked it?"

Stick around, kid. 
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BANG ON
About 20 minutes into The Rise of Skywalker I had a moment of profound confusion. Where was all this wall-to-wall fan service the reviews have banged on about? I'd been braced for having Easter egg after Easter egg shoved down my throat, expecting to emerge from the cinema even fatter than when I went in. However - particularly compared to, say, The Mandalorian, which everyone loves unconditionally - the fan service in this film is never excessive.

I mean, the most recent episode of The Mandalorian featured a vehicle that had only ever been a toy! That's deep, unbernerd, fan service, and there's nothing remotely like it in Skywalker. Nobody's having a go at that and awwwww... it has a Baby Yoda in it!

That, more than anything, is what suggests to me that the reaction is about something else. There's more behind this drubbing than the film itself, and I think it's to do with the cultural narrative surrounding Disney-owned Lucasfilm, Johnson vs Abrams, and the sequel trilogy in general.

And that's what makes me angry; even if you didn't like it - which is fine - it's not some badly-made disaster. At worst it's a competently-made movie that might not be for everyone. Again, that's fine.

But that's not what's going on. Far too many people are clearly making up stuff about it, or exaggerating their issues wildly, and I'm finding it excruciating. Worse, I suspect many of them aren't even doing it consciously, or clear why they're doing it. 

What's there in terms of fan service feels appropriate to the story, and... and... while we're on it, where were the lashings of unnecessary exposition, the choppy editing, the confusing plot, and all the other cinematic crimes it has been accused of...? Yes it moves fast, yes it's a series of fetch-quests - but so were the Indiana Jones movies, which at times this feels like it's paying direct homage to. 

I got teary precisely three times - which I don't think I did in either of the previous two movies - and they weren't at things I'd expected. And at no time did I feel anything in it was disrespectful to Rian Johnson's work on The Last Jedi. Unless you really felt that the story in that set up Rose to be a major player in the finale, or you went into this one expecting to see more people milking space animals. 

I mean, uh... what's going on here?

What is this complete train wreck of a movie people are seeing? Why are people saying they're so disappointed? Are they really disappointed, or are they just saying it, because that's what the crowd wants to hear - because that's the narrative now: that Disney Star Wars sucks? Have they been conditioned to think they're disappointed? I wasn't disappointed. The film wasn't a mess at all. Like, even objectively I think you'd struggle to say it was confusingly-paced.

And yet people are doing just that, so I'm kind of confused. But also I'm not confused, because this is what happens now. 

I'm so tired of it. I'm tired of in-fighting in fandoms, and collective pile-ons, and people taking so much glee in having a thing to hate, or hating a thing because it's not precisely the thing their entitled little souls think they want. I'm tired of people, and all their selfishness, and how they just want to drop grenades in laps, to the cheers of the crowd. 
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THE FANBABY MENACE
This isn't some Star Wars fanbaby tantrum, because it's not just about Star Wars. When I was growing up, we still liked and disliked the same things, but there wasn't this level of noise. If you disagreed with people you didn't attack them. You might've bickered and debated and people could still be dicks, but it wouldn't be such life-changing nastiness.

The anonymous weaponry of social media seems to have brought out the worst in us.

So no, it's not just Star Wars - it's everything. It's what the Internet has done to society. Entitlement and Extremism is the symphony that'll play as the world boils to death.

It makes me want to just be done with it all. Unplug from social media - and media in general - and just stay in my bubble where there are fewer idiots with agendas, who don't know why they do what they do; puppets for their own foibles.

I'm frustrated that I too often keep opinions to myself, because no matter what you say nowadays somebody is going to view you as The Enemy. If you dare to have an opinion that doesn't fall at one end or other of the Opinion Spectrum then gawd help you - you're on your own, and nobody's your friend. 


And I'm so utterly worn down of people doing things for a quick dopamine hit - by doing whatever will garner the most attention - instead of for reasons that are congruent and true and healthy. 

Everyone's locked into a feedback loop of action-reaction-reward, because it's so quick and easy. God forbid you live in way that grows you as a person, that lifts you up out of your rut. No, let's all just stay locked in the pattern, scrabbling around and around, in an ever-decreasing loop of self-interest. Oh, yes let's all stay in our tribes, lashing out wildly, and only reaching out if we think our actions make us feel like we are A Good Person. Self-interest cosplaying as compassion and outrage.

Nobody wants to reveal who they really are. But then who can blame them? Be honest and open, and true to your self, and you invite attacks from the extremes on either side.

Anyway, C-3PO is the best character now.

Aaaaand... that's my review of The Rise of Skywalker!

OUT OF RESPECT FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T SEEN IT, PLEASE KEEP ALL COMMENTS SPOILER-FREE (IF THEY CONTAIN SPOILERS, THEY'LL BE DELETED)

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43 Comments
Bruce Flagpole
19/12/2019 03:12:46 pm

I'm glad you enjoyed the film. It gives me hope that I may too! :)

How did Darth Vader know what Luke got for Christmas?
Cos he's his Dad so he helped buy and wrap the presents.

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Bruce Flagpole
23/12/2019 11:37:20 pm

FYI....I did!

Sure, lots you could pull apart and pick fault with, but overall it was just good fun.

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RichardM
19/12/2019 03:36:30 pm

Good-oh. Thanks for the spoiler free thoughts! Less trepidation about tomorrow night, now: you have successfully counteracted the 2 star review in the Times.

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Birch Vand
19/12/2019 04:54:00 pm

Mr Biffo, as a fellow married man, can I congratulate you on your miraculous save/recovery in the video captions "(unflattering to me, obviously)". Good work!
Great review/rant, by the way.

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Mr Biffo
19/12/2019 05:23:04 pm

I know what I'm doing...

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Nhilandra
19/12/2019 05:12:58 pm

I've read a fair few reviews... and they seem to vary wildly from 1 star to 4 star... I think I'll see it myself and decide.

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Grembot
19/12/2019 05:13:17 pm

At times it felt like a sequel to the JJ Abrams Episode 8 that we didn’t get - it’s definitely cramming a lot in as a result. I liked it though.

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John
19/12/2019 05:16:53 pm

I've not read any of the criticism, but having seen the film, I'm sure I'll agree with much of them. It may all depend on your level of expectation, or attitude. I didn't like the First Order much, but I saw it at midnight, and was a bit tired and grumpy. I loved the Last Jedi. It felt like it was happy to play with the universe, which is what I always liked, and with expectations. And for me, this one had just several too many obvious sound backs, or repeated lines, or "look everyone, it's X!" moments. But if they didn't get on your nerves - and the bloke next to me certainly enjoyed it, and didn't laugh at the blank-face-in-place-of-acting moments - then each to their own. I might watch it again, see if I love it more when primed as to what to expect.

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Quang link
19/12/2019 05:54:28 pm

I thoroughly enjoyed it too. Yes it was cheesy at times, yes there was plenty of nods to the original movies, yes there was a lot to take in. But I was okay with all of that, as I enjoyed the ride.

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Red_Dog
19/12/2019 06:01:57 pm

The problem I have with this trilogy is that there was no coherent story map planned from the start. What you have in effect is a Hollywood budget sized version of those stories you'd write at school where you have to write a paragraph each and pass it on.

Criticise the prequels all we want, Lucas largely had all the main parts of that trilogy mapped from the start and it fits together as one coherent narrative. I have no issue really with TFA, it set things up nicely, lots of mystery and intrigue to explore in the next two films. But then TLJ basically scrapped all those points. So ROS has an incredibly difficult job of trying to continue from that point or somehow retcon things back into place. We need to be honest, that's an incredibly difficult task for any director.

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Adam
19/12/2019 08:22:01 pm

In retrospect, I'm sure Disney realises they screwed up with this. They should have given all three to a single director rather than making it a kind of round-robin situation by giving Rian Johnson the second one. It reminded me a bit of (old comic reference here folks!) the DC Challenge, wherein each issue of a 12 part series was given to a different creative team who would have to deal with whatever the previous team had left them with.
For what it's worth, I thought Abrams did a remarkably good job of pulling everything together in Part IX.

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Hamptonoid
19/12/2019 08:44:11 pm

Agreed. I think this is why Rogue One and Solo (the best film of the whole series!) are so good.

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Adam
19/12/2019 09:43:19 pm

Well, I did like Solo, but I think you're pushing things a tad there!

Hamptonoid
19/12/2019 11:23:25 pm

Perhaps! I've watched them all with my 10 yo, I think it's the best story and film combo. Still, I'm old enough to be in love with the original trilogy, which I will defend to the hilt. Even the ewoks.

Meatballs-me-branch-me-do
19/12/2019 11:06:46 pm

They shouldn’t have just tossed away the carefully organised and layered canon (the Holochron) then, if they didn’t have a coherent vision, because that cunting well did.

I did read somewhere that the death of Chewbacca in the Expanded Universe was a major reason why they decided to bin the existing canon (and its a lot... KOTOR and Droids and such among it) in favour of making their own that they didn’t actually have thought out, while cherry picking their favourite ideas from the EU and melding them in.

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Robobob
19/12/2019 06:05:05 pm

I haven't even seen a trailer on TV for this new one. I know precisely nothing about it.

I'll go and see it, I'm just a bit bemused as to how it seems to not have gotten on my radar in any way at all.

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Lummox60N
19/12/2019 07:05:54 pm

Buggering chuff. Yesterday I was on here saying I wasn't going to read any reviews.

And yet, here I am.

And I'm now looking forward to something that I had been beginning to dread.
So, for that I am thankful.

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Jim
19/12/2019 07:31:59 pm

You say 'everyone' many times, but I'm sure it's only the very vocal minority biffs. Twitter is a breeding ground for these people. I would say get off twitter as I have, but I know you need it for work.

As an example though, I didn't even know this war over star wars was going on until I read your previous article, and I'm a fan, went to the midnight showing etc etc.

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Adam
19/12/2019 08:12:21 pm

I wanted to go today so I wouldn't have to avoid large spoiler-filled chunks of the internet for a while, but I was somewhat put off by the negative early reviews. I pondered leaving it until post-Christmas, but at the last minute I went out in the rain (like a dripping wet Kylo Ren) and saw it.

WELL. What on earth are people moaning about? I thought it was a solid eight out of ten - not the best film in the world but a bit better than TLJ (maybe not as good as TFA though). Twenty minutes too long maybe, and as the trailer had suggested, rather too much happening at times, but I had a great time watching it, and I'll go again in a few weeks. Like you Mr Biffo, I struggled not to cry at a few points (probably the same points you did), and the Carrie Fisher stuff was inserted incredibly well (barring a few slightly abrupt sentences here and there). There were lots of great call-backs to the original trilogy, some nice new ideas, and I don't really know how it could have all been done much better.

The review situation reminds me a bit of the Monty Python farewell tour of a few years back. Critics were fairly unkind to it so I wasn't going to go, but I got a cheap enough ticket and I went and had a great time. I guess it all depends on your love of the subject, and it seemed all the Python fans who went along also had a great time. The same thing is true of Rise Of Skywalker - if you like Star Wars, you'll love this. And even if you don't, there's still a lot of great stuff to watch, though you'd probably score it lower than me. But go and see it. It's the end of an era, and it does a great job of saying thanks and goodnight. Thank God and George Lucas for Star Wars, one last time.

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Adam
19/12/2019 08:48:51 pm

If I may be arrogant enough to reply to my own comment, I've just now watched the video Mr Biffo and Sanja filmed in the Digimobile, and they're absolutely spot on, particularly about C-3PO who was sadly marginalised in the last two films but really got some great lines in this one and a lot more screen time (unfortunately Artoo is still pushed into the background a bit).
Don't believe the haters, go and see it. And the Force will be with you.

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Panda
19/12/2019 08:47:54 pm

I’m glad you enjoyed it and I hope I do too when I see it tomorrow. I still think it’s worth addressing why people who love this film can be angry at those who are hating on it but people who loved TLJ shouldn’t be angry at the massive and arguably disproportionate and never ending backlash against TLJ.

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Mike
19/12/2019 09:12:31 pm

I like how this started as a sort of review of Star Wars but descended into a spot on tirade about the state of humanity.

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Lewis
19/12/2019 10:24:49 pm

Aw, I loved that video at the end!

And for what it’s worth, I thought the film was great.

And I also liked The Last Jedi ;)

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Heather link
19/12/2019 11:44:05 pm

I was fortunate enough to get hold of tickets to one of the UK premieres so I saw it before quite a few people, and honestly? I absolutely bloody loved it. I've enjoyed the new movies but as someone who loved the expanded universe I didn't really *feel* them until this one. This one really tied everything together for me and by everything, I mean, all three trilogies.

I guess if I had one complaint it would be the total 180 regarding one character. I liked that character, however, I'm talking from a purely writer perspective when I say it felt like no one seemed to know what was going on with them. It seemed like JJ had everything else neatly planned and then just totally forgot about them. They seem to have been a casualty of changing writers and I hope for the new films they stick with the same writers to prevent things like that from happening.

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Almighty Casual
20/12/2019 08:37:54 am

I'm fucking sick of people pissing on Star Wars.

It's not supposed to be the fucking Godfather you stupid cunts.

It has to appeal to kids too so it gets a new generation of fans you pathetic bastards.

I love Star Wars, all of it, I saw 9 last night and loved it. Got misty-eyed a few times out of pure joy.

I want to fucking smash the teeth out of these pricks that are younger and less connected to it than me, then let them put that on their fucking YouTube channels.

If you don't like it, fuckoff away from it.

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Taucher
20/12/2019 09:40:33 am

Personally I thought it was nonsense. I couldn't work out if I was just not following the film or if the nonsense was genuine, though. As always it looked amazing, I'll give it that.

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MENTALIST
20/12/2019 09:53:58 am

I had thought the critical consensus on this one was about middling, rather than excoriating. And in my social media circle its reception is far better than that.

In any case, I'm prepared to take it as it comes, when I go to see it with the family tomorrow morning.

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MENTALIST
22/12/2019 10:27:24 am

Seen it now. Fantastic stuff.

Abrams might have thrown everything at the wall, but almost all of it stuck.

Lots of nice potential for in-fill stories in the new official Canon, too, which I shall look forward to.

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Birch Vand
21/12/2019 12:15:11 am

Just got back from the Vue.
My spoiler free review:
fucking ridiculous - in a good way! See it - I'm going again over the Christmas period.

If it wasn't for spoilers, I bet I could guess the three times when Biff teared up...

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Deexan
22/12/2019 12:33:39 pm

Is 'Fungus Under My Moobs' the title of Beanus's debut L.P.?

(On topic, I really enjoyed TROS, and I'm glad you did too.)

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Paulvw
22/12/2019 08:45:05 pm

Like you Mr B I'm pretty old. I saw the first one in 78 when they finally managed to get a print over. Lived with it all ever since.

Saw a triple bill of the new trilogy leading up to the new one being shown at midnight on Weds. Loved it. It had to end somehow and I think they really came up with a fitting ending to the whole saga. A shiver went down my spine when it looked like all was lost and someone went super powerful. That for me was a true star wars moment like tractor beams, imperial walkers and darth saving Luke.

Really enjoyed seeing the two earlier films again, I was more taken with the last jedi than I had been previously. Yes it was a backlash against No 7 being too samey, so it tried to be too different. Yes the casino world dog horse bits were tedious, Yes Luke was really not written well. But some themes carried on from no 7, Rey's ridiculous amount of power, Finn running scared which then got tied up in 9.

Loved the slapstick humour in all 3, loved some of the new characters. Same complaints as ever about key characters in one film not really getting much screen time in the next film.

Without being condescending to the writers involved, it was probably as good as could be expected from 3 stories pretty much made up on the hoof each time without an overarching story behind all 3 being bolted down right from the start.

The whole joyfulness of the sequels left the prequels for dust. Looking forward to seeing them all again. My 42 year journey is finally over. Which is a big happy thing.

Merry Xmas to everyone at Digitiser.

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Captain Commodore link
22/12/2019 10:43:41 pm

Saw it Thursday on a day off from work and thoroughly enjoyed it. Took my son on Friday and he not only loved it but the audience actually applauded.

Yes there were things I felt were a bit Alien Convenanty whereby they tried too hard to backtrack due to Twitter responses to the last movie, but overall I thought it was a ruddy bloody good space adventure film.

And I mean this genuinely and honestly; you're so lucky to have a wife as lovely as you do. Hope one day I'm blessed in the way you are!

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Oli
23/12/2019 08:24:45 am

As someone who has broadly enjoyed the sequel trilogy and who likewise finds rabid fanboy/girlism wearing, I sympathise with the sentiments expressed in this review. But this:

"It makes me want to just be done with it all. Unplug from social media - and media in general - and just stay in my bubble where there are fewer idiots with agendas, who don't know why they do what they do; puppets for their own foibles."

Is perhaps what stands out the most to me. I did exactly this opted out - I stayed off of the internet for a week before both TLJ and ROS so was unaware of the backlash until after I'd seen both films, and guess what? I enjoyed both.

I believe it definitely helps seeing them without the baggage that other so-called Star Wars fans now bring to the table. If nothing else, it simply isn't healthy (stress, heart disease etc) getting so angry over a film, whichever side of the fence you're on.

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Conor McV link
23/12/2019 02:07:29 pm

Honestly glad you enjoyed it big lad, but I thought it felt more like a bad-to-average expanded universe book had been given a big screen adaption than something that was actually part of a mainline trilogy. Good visuals and it did have its moments (I agree with you about C3PO) but it was messy and incoherent.

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Romaldus
23/12/2019 04:52:31 pm

I bloody loved it! I honestly cannot see the points of people who are completely crapping all over it.

It didn't seem like there was too much going on, it's just like any ensemble movie or television show: different plots happening in conjunction with one-another, just like in "The Last Jedi".

C-3PO's inclusion was nice, he hasn't really had much input since "Return of the Jedi" so it was good to see him as a proper supporting role instead of a glorified extra this time.

The "fan service" was nice as well, inserting characters in a nice contextual way and having a few different objects and environments being included was a nice little nod to other films without the film going "LOOK, WE GOT THIS THING THAT YOU LOVE AAAAH!".

All in all, I would give it a solid 7.5 out of 10, I would have given it a higher rating but I would have liked to have seen a follow up to the whole "war economy" subplot of the previous film.

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Oldboy link
24/12/2019 06:43:39 am

Sorry Mr. Biffo, while I agree with your Last Jedi Review I have to disagree with this review. The Rise of Skywalker felt like damage control. I thought there were too many macguffins and it was all over the place.

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Kirby
24/12/2019 07:24:51 am

I finally saw it yesterday, and yeesh. As baffled as you are about the bad reviews, I’m sorry to say I’m just as baffled by all the positive ones on here.

I enjoyed the Force Awakens very much. Didn’t care that it was ANH again told slightly differently. Watched it again the other night in anticipation of seeing TROS and really enjoyed it all over again. I thought The Last Jedi was a disappointment on first viewing but it improved for me with a second watch. I admit I fell asleep during my attempt to watch it again the other night.

This one though. Oy.

I’m genuinely not trying to be contrary or leaping on some kind of “kick it when it’s down“ bandwagon here. I’ve even waited overnight before writing down anything about it to try and avoid any “heat of the moment” style overreactions. And it’s REALLY hard to get into the why without discussing spoilers.

I rolled my eyes constantly. Actually got angry at the scenes that were supposed to be emotional because of how inorganic and manipulative they were. I don’t mind a series of fetch quests when they make sense, but these fell apart for me in the actual moment (no spoilers: but that Goonies moment with the knife? - I nearly yelled “fuck off” out loud in my seat.) And don’t even get me started on the downright weird Leia bits.

I don’t think it’s fair to say people are just hating on this film because they’re following some narrative. And yes, I say that because I genuinely didn’t like the film, and I thought it was all kinds of messy. It would have pleased me no end to have watched it and had the same reaction as you.

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Smilin' Peter
24/12/2019 08:25:23 am

Unlike most people here - or anywhere else on the net, it seems - I have no particular emotional investment in the Star Wars universe.

Seen all of the mainline films. For me, most of them are OK, a couple are great, and a couple are terrible.

The Rise Of Skywalker is between OK and great in my book. I agree with Biffo (of course) - unplug from the surrounding hysteria, and you may just see that it is a well made film.

Nothing more, nothing less.

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Dowser 00
24/12/2019 10:05:46 pm

I don't bother with the reviews of anything these days until after I've seen something first and also I avoid all hype before. So I can make my own mind up. However when it comes to star wars it's particularly difficult as I realised watching it today I'm so emotionally invested as you say. When the logo comes up and the music starts and I realise I'm seeing a brand new Star wars film in the cinema like I did 40 odd years ago as a boy and now I've got my son too who gets equally excited these days... well I just feel like crying. And that happened at least twice more during the film with bits I won't reveal. Was it any good? I couldn't tell you. its more than a film to the likes of me. It's weird.

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Random Reviewer
28/12/2019 03:29:15 pm

I'm glad it's working for people, but It felt like an overstuffed bird to me. It contained about three film's worth of plot and suffered from the failure of the ST to establish a credible threat. I'm reminded of that bit from Kiss Kiss Bang Bang where they reveal a key character survived and, just to highlight the ridiculousness of it, had Abraham Lincoln milling about in the foreground. It was an entertaining piece of fluff, but I can't see it becoming a classic.

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Hamptonoid
2/1/2020 11:43:23 pm

Loved it. I wasn't prepared for the E.T. / Sky advert though, that was really unpleasant .

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Piers Canadas
16/1/2020 01:40:22 pm

I liked it, but then I liked TLJ. Let's just say that the part of me prone to cognitive dissonance was grateful there was no space gravity.

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Andi
5/5/2020 03:41:22 am

‘And at no time did I feel anything in it was disrespectful to Rian Johnson's work on The Last Jedi’

I couldn’t disagree more with this. There’s a scene where Kylo Ren literally remakes his smashed helmet from the previous film. That’s some pretty damning imagery against TLJ. Visually undoing what had gone before. Then you’ve got the reverence to lightsabers, Rey’s heritage, the minimal use of Rose... so many retconned decisions that undo a lot of Johnson’s story.

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