However, while the scene in the Cloud City feels brief, this one you felt it was long and was asking to yourself, why am I seeing this.Īnother flaw that I am seeing is there is not risk being take. As I was saying earlier, the structure feels the same as Empire Strikes Back and the scene in the Canto Blight is the same as the scene in the Cloud City.
Now, I touched on some of the flaw, but I think the biggest flaw is the fact that it feels draggy. General Hux was less wasted, but I think it is more of Domnhall Gleeson is just enjoying playing that role and gave his own take of the character. Snoke, Phasma, Holdo and whatever that evil droid is are simply wasted. Kylo Ren the conflicting Sith took the antagonist positions after pulling an Anakin in third arc.Īs I was saying earlier, all the main character had their moment and the actors give good to great performance, but the way they are being written are just awful.Rey the conflicting Jedi and been given all Obi Wan dialogues from the prequel trilogy and finally took the Jedi position after float some CGI rocks.Finn the coward ex-stormtroopers now taking a more heroic characteristic after a boring buddy cop adventure and spouting a catchphrase. Poe Dameron the hot shot fighter is now so hot shot he couldn't even think with his head despite is a brilliant guy, he had a character arc of taking the leadership position after spouting a catchphrase.
All of the have arc but their archetype characteristic has been ramp to 11.Let me go one by one. The bad writing however become more apparent in the returning cast of the new trilogy. I would love if Snoke is revealed as a war profiteer and just trying to escalate the war so he could sell more weapon, but nope, they wasted Snoke. The story touches on some interesting fact like War Profiteer, but never really delve into it. I'll get to the character but the fact the middle part is so draggy means there's something wrong with the writing.
Put Episode 5 and this one side by side, the structure exactly the same the good guy side is losing, the main protagonist is separated training with a master jedi who lives alone somewhere while the secondary character goes on to another adventure in a city and got betrayed by someone from there, and final battle where the good guy lost but live to fight for another day. TLJ is packed with awesome moments, however it has a weak plot structure and writing. As the resistance force grew thinner, it is up to Rey to bring back Luke who has given up his Jedi lifestyles. Rey finally found Luke an attempt to bring him back to fight with the resistance, while the resistance themselves tried to defend themselves from being decimated by The First Order.
Before we get more in-depth, lets touch on the plot first, TLJ kicks off immediately after the end of The Force Awaken and possible few months after (yes guys, there's a split timeline in this movie).
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