Sunday, December 17, 2017

Movie Review on Star wars Rogue One !!!!!!!SPOILER!!!!!!

My movie review is going to be about Star wars Rogue one. Yeah the one that came out last year. It's about a girl who is jailed in the empire but then get's rescued by the rebellion. She decides to not cooperate and gets arrested by them. Then she goes on a mission to assassinate her father but she doesn't know it. She thinks it's to rescue him. Then his father whispers to her how to destroy the death star that he had created for the empire. This is one of the parts I don't like because just when he tells her he dies. I had already suspected it because it always happens in most of the Star wars' movies.
She ends up destroying the death star but everyone including her dies which the worst part ever. I understand that nobody is supposed to survive according to the 4th movie but it jolted me when it came to the part. It was a horrible idea when they decided the entire planet needed to be nuked and every dies. Which is another reason why it wasn't that good. The rest you would have to find out from watching it.
 To be honest I didn't really like it. Darth Vadar and Princess Leia looked too fake. I know it's CGI but still they could make it more like the old ones from the 4th movie.Related image
If you look at her it looks like part of her hand is going through the drone and you can see where the character is cut out and put into the scene. It was cool to have a blind character in the movie but when he died I was in total awe. It was mindbogglingly shocking to see a disabled man walk across an entire field without getting shot. That part was way too unrealistic because the mortality rate of a man running into an objective in crossfire is pretty high. Also he was blind and shambling across really slowly. As I said before you have to find out the rest yourself but for people that haven't watched any other star wars' movies they might like it.

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