Disney does it again

Rating: 3/10 (16 May 2017)

Stupified characters with nonsensical motivations that can't be ignored no matter how hard you wish to neglect them.
For example, why does Gaylen confess when the Empire is about the kill the engineers, kill the very men who non-conflicting assembled the Death Star for the destruction of innocents? He should have enjoyed seeing the Empire destruct their personnel, as he so masterfully played his hand to stifle and destroy their intentions. And, additionally, he designed a critical flaw in the Death Star to explode and destroy the hundreds of thousands of people on-board, to begin with; what would he care if a few engineers died? Why does he feel guilty about the death of what are essentially sci-fi Nazis? Because Disney wants to impose its simplistic and dumb morality for a 'family friendly' b-rated, blockbuster that has little grounding in reality and is such a contrived and overacted, unfounded piece of garbage that it holds little integrity on its own. Just give me a job writing scripts, I'll give you a better narrative and more character integrity than this hack-job catastrophe.