This is fantastic escapism that offers too much to enjoy in one sitting.
The Star Wars story that I know lost just a little magic now that Rogue One adds a lot of context.
There is a lot of truth on display, and nothing is more interesting to watch than the truth.
It’s relieving to finally have a Hollywood film that breaks the nearly year-long slump of forgettable movies.
The best parts are with Arnold Schwarzenegger, but they're all given away in the trailer.
It may not be what everyone was expecting, but a good movie is always recognizable.
It recalls much from its Star Wars roots, all seven of them, but may ultimately be considered the best of the eight.
The movie strains credibility by purposefully misrepresenting what I’m seeing in order to make the twist ending work.
I’ve heard horror movies compared with amusement park rides, and I think there’s something to that argument.