Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi Review

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Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi

Release Date: 14th December 2017 - Australia

Production Companies

Lucasfilm Ltd.

Distribution

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Australia

Genre: Sci-Fi

Rating: M

Runtime: 152 minutes

Budget: $200,000,000

Box Office Gross: $1,040,444,228 (Worldwide) (This figure may change as new editions earn more money and increase the overall value of the box office gross)

Plot Summary

Rey has finally tracked down legendary Jedi Knight - Luke Skywalker on the planet Ahch-To. It is there that she learns there is much more to the force than light and dark. Rey’s parentage will also be addressed.

Finn has woken up from his coma. It’s up to him and his new friend Rose, a Resistance maintenance worker, to save the day. The two work with General Leia Organa, Resistance pilot Poe Dameron and their trusted droid BB-8 to fight off The First Order.

The First Order’s assault will be led by fallen Jedi and General Organa’s son Kylo Ren. We will also learn more about Supreme Leader Snoke, the mysterious and malicious mastermind behind the First Order.

Cast

Daisy Ridley - Rey

Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker

Adam Driver - Kylo Ren

Gwendoline Christie - Captain Phasma

Domhnall Gleeson - General Hux

Carrie Fisher - Leia Organa

Andy Serkis - Supreme Leader Snoke

Laura Dern - Vice Admiral Amilyn Hodo

Oscar Isaac - Poe Dameron

Benicio Del Toro - DJ

Kelly Marie Tran - Rose Tico

John Boyega - Finn

Lupita Nyong’o - Maz Kanata

Peter Mathew - Chewbacca

Joonas Suotamo - Chewbacca

Anthony Daniels - C3PO

Frank Oz - Yoda

(Voice)

Jimmy Vee - R2D2

Tim Rose - Admiral Ackbar

Mike Quinn - Nien Numb

Billie Lourd - Lieutenant Connix
Brian Herring - BB-8 Performer
Dave Chapman - BB-8 Performer

Warwick Davis - Wodibin

Joseph Gordon-Levitt - Slowen Lo (Voice) (Cameo)

Justin Theroux - Master Codebreaker (Cameo)

Gareth Edwards - Resistance Fighter (Cameo)

Tom Hardy - Stormtrooper (Uncredited) (Cameo)

Crew

Writer/Director - Rian Johnson

Based on Characters - George Lucas

Executive Producers - J.J. Abrams and Jason D. McGatlin

Executive Producer/Unit Production Manager - Tom Karnowski

Producers - Ram Bergman and Kathleen Kennedy

Co-Producers - Pippa Anderson, Candice D. Campos and Kiri Hart

Production Designer - Rick Heinrichs

Costume Designer - Michael Kaplan

Director of Photography - Steve Yedlin

Stunt Coordinator - Rob Inch

Special Effects Supervisor - Chris Corbould

Creature Shop Concept Designer/Head - Neal Scanlan

Visual Effects Supervisors - Richard Bain,
Ben Morris and Michael Mulholland

Animation Supervisors: ILM - Stephen Aplin
and Mike Beaulieu

Film Editor - Bob Ducsay
BB-8 Voice Consultants - Bill Hader and
Ben Schwartz

Sound Designers - Ben Burtt and Ren Klyce

Music - John Williams

Review

It’s New Year’s Day, everyone! The force is strong with the STAR WARS franchise and it’s been 40 years since George Lucas created a multi-million dollar film series that endured a cult following and is ahead of its time. It impacted all the viewers who are now part of its devoted fan-base as they even liked the grandeur of this epic space opera with three of its different film trilogies (one of them is currently ongoing) and its spin-offs. The new instalment THE LAST JEDI was more spiritual and original than its predecessor THE FORCE AWAKENS (click here) which re-uses the same plot of A NEW HOPE (click here) and is formulaic. Some fans are very sceptical and feared that this new movie will rehash THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (click here) which many fans including myself still consider the greatest STAR WARS film of all time. However, some critics have recently found this movie to be the best of the series since EMPIRE and it was more than they expected. Though not everyone was happy and excited after viewing the movie as it received some heavy fan backlash.

Fans have not reacted this badly since the prequel trilogy and a few numerous special editions that Lucas himself was responsible for, many of the unnecessary changes and ideas like Greedo shoots first instead of Han and the comic relief character of Jar Jar. Here in THE LAST JEDI, it is where the magic is slowly fading as some plot points turned out to be lacklustre and unresolved like the information of Rey's long-lost family as well as the mystery behind the character of Snoke. It seems that the new director Rian Johnson has no idea how to take a movie franchise very seriously when after stepping in the helm from J.J. Abrams (who is bound to be back in EPISODE IX) and has cared too much for style over substance.

Mark Hamill returns as the now reclusive Jedi Master Luke Skywalker since we last saw him in his brief appearance on THE FORCE AWAKENS. Now that his role is bigger, it's remarkable how Hamill was once a young inexperienced actor when he first starred as Luke in the original trilogy before he got more acting experience. He does better in the interpretation of his character in this recent instalment which is much different than his younger self and is nothing like Obi-Wan and Yoda who were the two previous Jedi Masters before him. Speaking of Yoda, the character makes a surprise appearance and returns into a form of puppetry and is performed once again by Frank Oz. I liked how the film was dedicated to Carrie Fisher who is in the last moments of her acting as General Leia Organa. The fight sequences and the space battles are amazing, but with the integration of both CG and practical effects.

There are fans like myself who like to disagree about the critics’ point of view of THE LAST JEDI that it was the best of the franchise so far and there's still hype going on about the recent instalment. I recommended all Star Wars fans to see this film and I probably rank this as a good movie.

Star rating: (7/10) Good Movie