Nostalgic fans will love the references and interactions between the characters they know, and Star Wars fans of all ages (parents willing) will get caught up in the film’s emotional aspects. But you won’t be disappointed long, since the next big action sequence or intimate moment is right around the corner.
Audiences will be surprised that for the past two years, some of the questions everyone has been asking are relatively unimportant, and for that reason, the answers may be disappointing. Some questions will be answered, but some won’t, and some new ones will arise. You could describe the film’s plot as one long chase scene with high stakes and a race against the clock. The story picks up where “The Force Awakens” left off, and immediately starts the trend of surprising the audience with the unexpected. This is the longest Star Wars film yet, with a runtime of two hours and 32 minutes, but I still didn’t want it to end. It’s never going to go the way you think. This film takes your expectations and shatters them, then gives you something completely different, over and over again. The movie is fast-paced with very few spots where you get to relax and catch your breath without worrying about your favorite characters’ immediate fate. Your feedback help keep us in the studio.No movie has ever made me as emotional as “Star Wars: The Last Jedi”.
Have thoughts about the podcast? Reach out to us on Twitter at or you like what you hear, please subscribe to The Mothership for free on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. 22 episode, we're pulling out all the spoilers.īut before that, you can interact with the crew during our special Facebook Live Star Wars special, airing live at noon ET Monday on the USA TODAY Life Facebook page. We break down whether The Last Jedi is worth the hype, how well it advances the relationship of Jedi hero-in-training Rey and First Order villain Kylo Ren, and whether the porgs helped or hurt Episode VIII.Īn important note on spoilers: we tried to keep it as free of big reveals as possible, but if you want to go into the theater with zero knowledge, watch the film, then come back and listen to our review. What else would we cover on this week's episode of The Mothership, USA TODAY's geek culture podcast, other than Star Wars: The Last Jedi? (The latest in the Skywalker saga hit theaters Thursday night.) Are you ready to return to that galaxy far, far away?
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