The lead actress can't emote to save her life

@@monkeyzorr3090 Did you have a similar problem with Hayden Christensen's lousy acting in Attack of the Clones?

Also, in episode IV, at the meeting with Tarkin, Krennic's seat is empty. ;)

I wish Han Solo's story had been done on television streaming like Andor. It would have been interesting to see a more in-depth and gradual decline from optimistic teen-ager to the cynical scoundrel we met in Mos Eisley. I'd like to have seen more of his time in the Imperial Army, for instance.

It's kinda forgettable. I've seen it two times and I can never watch it in one sitting.

absolutely agree!🙂

Carrie F was alive when the film was made, she saw her digital self in the final scene at a private screening, and died a couple of weeks after the premiere.

@@paulstroud2647Oh. I see. Sorry for My mistakes, then!

Both of whom were actually dead at the time.

@@DaleKingProfile Carrie Fisher was actually alive when Rogue One released.

Same, on all fronts. But tell me, am I the ONLY one of our generation who hauled ass immediately home to watch A New Hope right after watching Rogue One? I will not lie, or even attempt to sugar coat it..... I can NOT watch either of these movies without watching the other one, now. Rogue One is the perfect prequel movie to A New Hope (and like you, I saw Star Wars BEFORE it was called "A New Hope").

@@IggyStardust1967 You were not the only one.

Carrie was alive. She loved how she looked in Rogue One with the cgi.

@@1237barca Creepy how she literally died a week or so after seeing herself in CGI form.

@@frankducky6130 she saw it, said “I am complete” and died

Slaps forehead!! Thank you

@@WhatsTeeWatchin Don't do that -- the brain is suspended in a watery sac (like an _in utero_ baby in the womb), and slapping it causes jarring; thus, brain injury 😩

Andor is in a league of its own. Best tv season I’ve ever seen

@@1237barca I agree.

C-3PO and R2D2 putting on makeup in the deleted scenes.

Agreed 🤩

I got you

While some people do dislike the squalls because Rey is a woman and Finn is black, most people dislike them because they're bad. Id still suggest watching them, since despite their massive and glaring flaws, They are still star wars movies

I’d much rather watch force awakens over phantom menace.

​@@kecravaI suppose I'd say the most vocal critics have been the people complaining about the diversity in one way or another. So most people who'll angrily tell you not to watch them are usually from that team. The people who are sort of over it and say they don't like them are usually the normal fans. There's much more of them but they're less vocal.

I always tell people to watch them, and make up their own minds if they like them or not. For myself, my main problem with the Sequel Trilogy has nothing to do with the manufactured hate over diversity, it's the fact that there was no "general storyline written from the start", as there was with the previous trilogies. George Lucas had an "outline" written for a 9 episode series from the start.... and while MANY parts were changed as he went along (up to, and including putting the 'finale' of destroying the Death Star into the ONE movie he was able to make (Star Wars)) because he believed Star Wars might well be a "one and done" rather than a series. He at least did have a general outline of the story he wanted to tell. The Sequel Trilogy was "let's just make this up as we go along", despite it being within a long-established franchise. THAT was my problem with those movies. Episode VIII (and not getting into "spoiler" territory) subverted everything set up in Episode VII. Which Episode IX had to go back and ret-con/fix. Also, I don't HATE the Sequel Trilogy... but I was caught "off guard" with The Last Jedi in theaters... I have since come to appreciate it... because The Rise of Skywalker did a hard "Course Correction" to explain a lot of it. The Mandalorian, Andor, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Book of Boba Fett, and even Ahsoka all learned that lesson from the ST.... so, if any good came out of that.... it's that Lucasfilm DID learn that they can't just "wing it" and make something fans will appreciate. There has to be an "end goal", and a "story arc" somewhat planned out (not micro-managed, but from story point to story point) at the start. Otherwise, it ends up being a complete shit show.

@@IshtarNike If i recall, there was a lot of hate over the diversity issues leading up to the force awakens and immediately after, and likewise after the last Jedi came out as people didn't like the rose/finn thing. But once people were really able to look at the movies without the need to make immediate judgements for internet fame, most people noticed they kinda sucked.

May I ask why 8 is the worst movie you have ever seen?

@@frankducky6130 Sure. (O.p. don't read this. Spoilers). Luke projected himself from 1 planet to another. Did we ever see Yoda or Obi do that, NO! And then he died. Most idiotic thing ever. That whole concept came outta nowhere.

I actually liked it. Without getting into the plot I liked the look of the film, the music, the acting, etc. there were some choices I wouldn’t have made but I feel of the news ones 9 is the worst. Hopefully she watches them soon.

@@frankducky6130 Of all the things you said there you liked about 8 you left out something important...the plot. It stinks.

@@adampare8088 Interesting point about the force projection. It was very cool, but I see your point. What I hated was how a group of characters were able to leave a high speed interstellar chase, go and visit another planet where nothing happens, and then come right back into that high speed chase! It was the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen on film. Totally undermined the tension of the chase which was already stupid and not good to begin with lol.