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Synopsis

The Rebel Alliance makes a risky move to steal the plans for the Death Star, setting up the epic saga to follow.

Cast

  • Felicity Jones
  • Diego Luna
  • Alan Tudyk
  • Donnie Yen
  • Wen Jiang
  • Ben Mendelsohn
  • Guy Henry
  • Forest Whitaker
  • Riz Ahmed
  • Mads Mikkelsen

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Man, such a huge pet peeve of mine was finally answered! The movie was epic, definitely the movie of 2016. And I thought the perfect amount of Vader.

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Probably the best Star Wars I've seen. True to the original fans.

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Metacritic

78
Dec 14, 2016

It starts off slow and somewhat clunky, but by the time the mind-blowing third act arrives, it’s all a fan can do not to stand up and cheer.

Metacritic review by Marc Savlov
Marc Savlov
Austin Chronicle
75
Dec 13, 2016

It has undeniable weaknesses: an underwritten protagonist, a generic villain, a shortage of interesting personalities. (No knock against the large cast, which is mostly very good, but underused.) But in many other respects, it is a better film than last year’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens: leaner, darker, with a distinct visual style and an actual ending that feels like a denial of blockbuster expectations simply because it shows basic narrative integrity.

Metacritic review by Ignatiy Vishnevetsky
Ignatiy Vishnevetsky
The A.V. Club
30
Dec 13, 2016

The director of Rogue One, Gareth Edwards, has stepped into a mythopoetic stew so half-baked and overcooked, a morass of pre-instantly overanalyzed implications of such shuddering impact to the series’ fundamentalists, that he lumbers through, seemingly stunned or constrained or cautious to the vanishing point of passivity, and lets neither the characters nor the formidable cast of actors nor even the special effects, of which he has previously proved himself to be a master, come anywhere close to life.

Richard Brody
The New Yorker