Andrew McKie

Proof that more is indeed less. Pointless, overworked, complete waste of time. So disappointed in this film.

On looking at some of the other reviews I've got to say it's lovely to see the Disney bashers are out again, showing that they "know star wars better than anyone else". This show got better with each episode. Don't listen to the Disney bashers, make your own mind up.

It's okay but only if you don't mind the ridiculous plot and the poor man's bond feel. The actors do a pretty good job with a pretty average storyline and so so dialog. It's not meant to be Shakespeare which is just as well. Not the worst but definitely not remotely great either. Not the worst way to waste a couple of hours.

So bad it gets one star for how incredibly hilarious it is. Consistently rubbish from start to finish. There's absolutely zero attempts to do anything realistically or logically. For all these reasons I recommend this film, you won't stop laughing.

It had it's moments but. Long, slow, completely lacking in any real tension. No time to die couldn't finish quickly enough. Poor Bond, a once great film character has become your neighbors dad with a gun. The P.C brigade have got what they've been after, watered down heroism. Some how someone completely missed the point of what a bond film is meant to be about. What a shame.

To the critics, it's not a documentary. People, this is meant to be fun and that's exactly what it is. It delivers everything it promises and some.

Basically a carbon copy of the original which was also boring with an extra ten or so minutes tacked on to the end in a vain effort to build some tension and suspense. It crashed and burned. Goose was lucky he died in the first outing. Two stars for turning up.

Beautifully made, lovingly crafted, absolutely spectacular

Think Ghost and the darkness and Jaws the revenge. The sublime and the ridiculous of this genre. This movie is somewhere a little less than halfway between the two aforementioned films. It's okay as a leave your brain at the door entertainment and nothing more than that. At the very least it doesn't paint lions as evil killing machines.

Don't listen to the Disney bashers. Make your own mind up. Star wars was never a documentary and has always been an entrainment, which it has never failed in delivering. I've been a fan since 1977 and have never felt let down. Obi wan kenobi has been a brilliant series that keeps the viewers wanting for more after each and every episode. Do yourself a favor, sit down watch and enjoy the ride.