Reviews

I'm a fan of episodes 4-6 without the CGI, and I even like episodes 1-3 because they had magic, soul, warmth, interesting writing, dialogue, and told good stories.

Rogue one:

-No opening crawl. -Weak dialogue, writing, story. -Music was super dull. -No clever sense of humour. K-2s0 felt like he was written by a fat Dungeons and Dragons geek. -Characters are plasticy. -Lacks magic and soul -World doesn't feel alive or real. (extra's aren't developed, as if they are really alive and part of the world) -CGI faces.

I just hate it, what can I say? And TFA too, but that one had a little bit of soul.

What can I say about a movie I had to turn off at the half-way mark? The main character is a Gary Stu. (Male version of Mary Sue) His character is so unrealistic and blown out of proportion that I couldn't handle it anymore. If you're over 21 and you like this film, I feel bad for you.

The Russian villain, OMG, SO Cliché!!!! This guy is a PURE gingerbread man. Everything from his "cool and collected" tone-of-voice, his accent, to the fact that he is an avid drinker make him completely uninteresting.

Spoilers: There's a saying for a male who always has his penis on his mind; d_ck head. So what is the female equivalent? Slut, I suppose. The main character, Michele, is just that, a slut, and a narcissistic one too, and she is quite insane, perverse, and immoral. She is in essence completely disconnected from the heart.

She's a special type of crazy because she has never experienced sanity, so she has nothing to compare it to, and that's dangerous. Her money and status in society and her posh dwelling place always remind her to justify her actions, such as cheating, and that she's doing life right, when in reality she is border-line dead. Oh, she moves her and there with pace, but she is next to death. Not just her, but her neighbors across the street, her acquaintances, co-workers, and relatives. They are all, literally, like demons.

This movie apologizes for insanity and wraps it up in a story to justify it. It brings you into the world of people who don't know what to do with themselves, so their high points in life are raping women "because it's necessary," stroking their genitals, pumping out a baby when you don't have the means nor the maturity nor a loving partner to do it with, decorated with awkward "casual and polite" conversations with fake smiles and laughter from a group of people who feel nothing but numbness or anger.

As research material for the Psychologist, it is a triumph. The characters are believable! But do I want to watch them? Does it make for a good movie? No, it does not, for the same reason that I don't want to watch a movie that makes us empathize and feel compassion for a pedophile. This movie is moral decay in a time where the film industry -- not just Hollywood -- is losing its mind.