Unfortunately, that didn’t stop it from bombing at the box office and failing to win over many skeptical fans. That sure did hurt Lucasfilm and Disney a lot, and who would’ve thought? It was, after all, a Star Wars movie about the franchise’s most beloved character. Call it harsh, but the movie that came after it was Solo: A Star Wars Story, and that bombed more than the first Death Star. All the films that came after it didn’t win fans over again, making the movie feel like some kind of bad omen for the franchise. Most critics seemed to have enjoyed it, but very many fans vehemently despised it. Smooth sailing from then on? Not quite.Ī year later, Rian Johnson’s The Last Jedi was released, and everything went downhill from there. A year later, we got Rogue One, a film that was pretty divisive, but received mostly positive reception. The Force Awakens had its haters, but overall, the vast majority seemed to enjoy it. The prequels aren’t everyone’s favorite Star Wars thing, but ever since the sequel trilogy ended with Rise of Skywalker, fans have apparently changed their tune. Most of the plot is more than fairly predictable, and even the few thrilling twists that are sprinkled throughout aren't that shocking.If you’re a Star Wars fan, ask yourself which movie is the worst one? If you’ve been keeping up with the franchise, it’s likely you either think it’s one of the films from the prequels or the Disney-produced sequel trilogy. There is more character development, some good actions scenes, and some entertainment is gained from watching Jedis show off their superiorness, but the movie doesn't really add that much suspense or intensity to the franchise. Star Wars: The Last Jedi has drastic highs and catastrophic lows.
However, while Rey begins her training, Kylo Ren and General Hux lead an all-out assault against the Rebellion, in hopes of ending them once and for all.
Luke is reluctant at first, due to the fact that his training with Ben Solo went so badly, but after R2D2 helps to convince Luke by reminding him of his memories of Obi Wan-Kanobi, Luke is set on teaching Rey the ways of the Jedi. Meanwhile, Rey attempts to make Luke Skywalker, who happens to be the last Jedi alive, to teach her the ways of the Force and become a Jedi, in order to help the Rebellion win the war. It all starts with the First Order gaining more and more power over the Rebellion, and the First Order has finally gained whereabouts on the Rebellion. Star Wars: The Last Jedi is the eighth episode in the Star Wars franchise and takes place directly after the events of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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