Matthew Lawrence

Low impact, weird characters, only focused on inclusion ideologies other than good writing. I'm disappointed at the hand fisted nature of it, on top of the production quality and beyond cringey acting and writing. It looks awful compared to Mandalorian or Ahsoka (where is all that money going to?) And what does Kathleen Kennedy have to say about it? It's the fans' fault because it's a predominantly male audience. Good job alienating your fan base by pandering to the smallest audience you can while insulting your previously loyal fan base. Politics and ideologies and pandering aside, it's also a poorly written, poorly produced, poorly casted (based on talent alone since the cast, director, and producer blame this on "the fans" which is laughable), poorly executed special effects, extremely awful wardrobe and makeup effects, and ultimately boring show to suffer through. Note to Disney: Stop hiring those who insult your entire fan base with ad hominem attacks AND screen your actors to ensure they care about the product, I mean come on, my children know Anikan didn't destroy the death star. The only good character is Sol, but it's not enough to keep watching to the end. My family is out of watching this one. I now have doubts about Filoni when there was so much hope.

Saw it in 3D with my children, such a great movie.

This movie absolutely challenges the perception of mental health in America; the stigma that is, for some reason, not discussed publicly as it should. This is the most sincere so-called "comic book" movie I have ever seen, and I believed. I was not disappointed. It has one of the funniest murder jump scare laughs of all time, and I never thought I would be saying that in my lifetime. I never, ever see movies twice in one day. Yes, I saw it twice in a day. I could not absorb what I felt in one take; I had to see it again to process more.