Ray Langley

Good movie. Excellent animation and design, good voice acting and the story moved along at a steady pace. I am a single dad that works overnight, so yeah, I fell asleep, but much later in the movie then usual. Like when I took my kid to the Smurf movies, I didn't make it past the opening credits. I would recommend this movie.

Britain, the world leader in oppressive world building once contained providence over every race in existence, and now we get our own Americanized Brit to wag his finger at us and point out how bad we are in America. John Oliver is witty, insightful and charming with his delivery of relevant social issues. The stories presented take a deep dive into the heart of matters at hand while taking a few cheap shots along the way. Paced like a one man sitcom, he starts strong, goes emotionally low and slowly builds to the peak of his perspective with expert timing. Agree or disagree with his diatribe, it meets its purpose to entertain.

Solid structure, uncomfortable subject, good acting. Too middle of the road. The clues are there, it just never tskes you over the edge.

It's a ...comedy? When does Kylo Ren use the force, I didnt know Amy Schumer was IN Star Wars. I am obviously not the target audience but this is by far the best incarnation of the Star Wars universe, as a prequel.