Star Wars Has Gone Typical Hollywood

Rating: 6/10 (16 December 2017)

DiverseDiverseWith the new addition of Star War making its appearance this weekend, everyone (Including me) have hit the theaters in hope after seeing the 93% on rotten tomatoes that this will be the Star Wars that brings back the series. After watching The Last Jedi I agree with what Luke was saying the whole movie it's time for the Jedi to end. And what I mean by the "Jedi" I mean the Star Wars series as a whole. AT THIS POINT DON'T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT THE FILM TO BE SPOILED. The movie started like a now typical Star Wars film, with many people dying on both sides and a few "heroes" giving up their life's for the resistance (which is pretty much the knock of version on the Republic). Although the scene was captivating to watch, it skewed typical Disney/Marvel opening scene. I give the whole movie a 6/10, like bad parts there was some good parts. For example, the best part of the episode was when the five second commander of the Resistance light speeded her ship into the "Empires" main vessel destroying both ships.. ( The main ship of the Republic that was seen throughout the series, so it was "a hit at home" type of lose for all the true Star Wars fans.) Besides that sense and one other, The Last Jedi seemed like Disney was trying so hard to not to be predictable and failed. The cast, of course, contained some from pervious episodes like Rey (The most annoying character of series in my opinion), Princess Leia, Finn, Snoke, Ben Solo, and Luke Skywalker. It also introduced new characters like Rose and Codebreaker, and to be honest these characters were nothing but filler and fresh faces to make the series look my diveres