Sidenote: I saw Valerian earlier this week.
Watch that movie, then look at the relative critic scores for that movie compared to Last Jedi. It's proof that critics have their heads so far up their assess that damn freight train couldn't pull em out.
Yeah there's a little bit of you-go-ism in it but none of the characters are so perfect or so flawless as to be unlikeable. The plot actually made sense and the events that happen in the movie turn out to have a good reason for happening. Locations in the movie are easily observable as existing for a reason that makes sense in the setting. The characters have more personality than a cardboard cutout. The main protagonist is well...not exactly Brock Samson but he is shown at the beginning of the movie having a rolodeck of dozens of notches and they're not afraid to portray the female lead as having sex appeal (she spends the first part of the movie in a bikini).
And the art design is in an entirely different league.
Watch that movie, then look at the relative critic scores for that movie compared to Last Jedi. It's proof that critics have their heads so far up their assess that damn freight train couldn't pull em out.
Yeah there's a little bit of you-go-ism in it but none of the characters are so perfect or so flawless as to be unlikeable. The plot actually made sense and the events that happen in the movie turn out to have a good reason for happening. Locations in the movie are easily observable as existing for a reason that makes sense in the setting. The characters have more personality than a cardboard cutout. The main protagonist is well...not exactly Brock Samson but he is shown at the beginning of the movie having a rolodeck of dozens of notches and they're not afraid to portray the female lead as having sex appeal (she spends the first part of the movie in a bikini).
And the art design is in an entirely different league.