Mark E

Loved this show. It kept me watching and waiting to know what was happening next. Beyond that, the story left you never really know where things would go, what reveals were going be made, or what Peter was going to do next. Thoroughly enjoyed this show thus far.

"Attack me, with all your strength" was all I had to hear to know where this show was going. One episode in, and I just can't bring myself to watch another. I agree with many, the visuals are great and would make the show perfect, if it was followed by good acting, a good script, and a good plot. The show is monotone, and one dimensional, theres no rise or fall in emotion, no feeling like something serious is going on, it asks us to believe our main character is really all this grand. The plots are weak, the jedi dying like that was lame, matter of fact, the jedi was bad for jedis, and in the ending really dont know where episode 1 brings us. This show is a mess already and honestly, itd be hard to watch more.

I'm done with the narratives and being told what to think. Stop putting politics and issues into films and series that are completely irrelevant to the plot. Add this with the fact that, like in so many modern films, she hulk is basically a mary sue who can do no wrong imand is already better than the original, and you have some of the biggest issues in writing and film today. I'm done. They failed with Star wars, now they'll fail with marvel too. I used to care because, especially with star wars, I was invested in the story and movies. Now, I'll take the OT, the PT, Rouge One, and the comics of the EU. Sorry, but I'm done with being preached to in my movies.

Having just finished watching this film, (begrudgingly), I can say with the utmost certainty that this movie was a trainwreck. Honestly, it's hard to know where to begin because there is so much, story, dialogue, and continuity wise that it's hard to pick and choose. So let's start where it all began in toy story. 1.Toy Story is a classic and fan favorite, but if anyone knows Toy Story as well as I do, they know when buzz came out of his box, he had a very self centered, over cautious, and serious, attitude, thus leads him to quite literally go after woody when buzz is out of his box and sees woody. On a similar note, buzz made clear in toy story that he works alone, yet, in this film, we constantly see buzz being the te and m player, and that doesnt really ever change. 2. And this is perhaps my biggest gripe, Buzz being his own worst enemy is the stupidest piece of rewriting I've ever seen. In toy story 2, zyrg confirms he is buzz's father and we even had a star warsish reference with second buzz's "no" after learning zurg is his father. So which is true? 3. Beyond this, there were so many others issues, be it the personality they gave buzz, political messages, etc. Each of which continued to frame this film in a negative light. It's sad to see this happen to such a great character, and one I grew up with as a 90s kid who also wat hed the tv series.

Having watched this series in full now, I can say I am deeply saddened by Disney's take on Obi Wan. More and more I have heard reports that the directors didnt even know Obi Wan knew anakin was Vader, and it shows they know absolutely nothing about this character. So heres my take: 1. The script is awful. Lines that are cheesy and dull are prevalent throughout the series and it dulls down what we're watching. 2. And perhaps my biggest gripe with this series, is at the end of episode 3 in the movie series, Obi Wan makes clear he will watch after the boy. Sure, did he wait until Luke was 19 to final tell him and teach him about the force, sure, but that can be easily explained by Owen's need to take care of the farm, a plot point made clear in the OT. Obi Wan was tasked with looking after Luke and this demonstrates his failure in this task. Not to mention, the series finale further ruins this, but I'll leave it at that. 3. I dont know whether it's the actress' fault or hers, but the character of Reva is just awful. The acting is poorly done, and falls unconvincing to the viewers, but without knowing more, I dont know where the aim should be directed. 4. The continuity of star wars has been undone with this series. This goes back to the director not knowing anything about what they were doing, but I digress. The fights we see between obi wan and vader are s clear smack in the face to the OT, and it bad. From Obi wan being tossed through fire, to being unable to defend himself at all, it's really bad, and, again, shows a lack of understanding for the greater story. 5. I'll end here because I could go on and on, but my last major gripe is that this series has been yet another example of where the men in the room are all failures and the women are the "know-it-all" heros. Leia knows no bonds and can fix anything. Reva is strong and powerful, and then obi wan is saved by a spy in the empire. Meanwhile, Bail fails to protect Leia, Owen is grumpy as ever, and our hero is just another jedi turned bum. All and all,this series causes more issues than anything, and falls flat where it doesnt. It's sad to watch and having seen the finale. I could not be more disappointed in this series, of which, I had high Hope's for.