Reviews

Formulaic comedy infused with some straight forward and empowered sexual innuendo and content. Definitely not uptight, which is a relief.

Jlaw crushes this role, I think she's hilarious and has an excellent 'I don't give a crap' character delivery. I must admit, I was shocked she went full nude, CGI or not. However, it looked natural, not suggestive. It reminded us that we all have a birthday suit so get over it!

Jlaw is a great actor in my opinion, taking on a role that isn't going to be a blockbuster or academy award caliber movie just shows she loves her craft and doesn't take everything so seriously. I applaud her, I think she shows strength and that strength carries this movie.

Her acting counterpart, Andrew Feldman, plays the perfect modern day late teen/nerd. He set up her jokes really well.

Just my quick thoughts, the movie wasn't great but entertaining.

No lesson learned, this dude is a jerk. I really can't get past the fact he again screws over the most important person in his life, his daughter! You had to link into the next series before reconciliation?

This episode ended awful. The rest of the series was awesome, I loved it.

It's a show, for sure, but couldn't you have had him see his daughter and make amends instead of aborting his flight so he can go after a season 2 plot?

Anti hero, or apex jerk writer? Blah.

I find it amazing that people are rating it a 1/10. NO WAY. I am not surprised when I look at their profiles and they have only one review 'Extinction. Ignore them.

This movie is thought provoking and while some complain the big reveal should wait till the end, I loved the writers/directors choice. It changes the context of what you're viewing and intensifies the dichotomy of who you should be rooting for.

This movie was made for entertainment not the Academy Awards so just sit back and enjoy the brief story-line. They should make a quick follow up part II to this, I'd definitely watch it.

I've seen this movie several times, in the theater and at home.

This review is mostly to set expectations, and counter the complaints. The idea of the movie is 'Ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things'. This movie is about heroism, at all costs.

The Star Wars bar is so high it's unrealistic, I think each episode appeals in their own way. Yes, they sometimes fall flat but I disagree with others who feel this one did, I thought it was profound.

People have a 'Han Solo'/Vader / Luke Skywalker expectations for character development. I want to to stress that strong character development wasn't necessary for Rogue One. I LOVED this aspect, a 'stand alone' story with finality. We're so used to flashbacks in movies now; revisiting dead characters so often the expectation is now a cliché. Rogue One had plenty of tie ins and FINALLY explained the reason Luke was able to blow up a massive Death Star with one shot (A joke that's festered for 40 years).

The end of the movie AND the lead characters (literally) left me amazed and applauding the choice the creators made. After seeing the movie again, the realization that completing the mission involves their own demise is presented early and without ambiguity. The acceptance of this is fully acknowledged in the last scene. Their demeanor wasn't of shock at all, and their embrace was the mark sealing their known fate.

These quickly forgotten characters set the direction for the entire Star Wars story line, it's an homage to the ''little guy, if it weren't for their sacrifices, this wouldn't have been possible''

The only thing that really bothered me was all the damn levers, it seems like nothing major happens unless a lever is pulled... watch it again and it will make you laugh. - thanks for your time.