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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)

2016 • 2h 13m • Adventure, Action • PG-13
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Reviews — Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Audience write-ups from TMDB

Dark Jedi

10/10
May 30, 2017

I just noticed something—this film somehow slipped my mind, and I never got around to writing about it. It's been quite a while since I saw it. To me, this was among the strongest of the newer Star Wars films following the original trilogy. It proved to be enjoyable and diverting, full of classic Star Wars action sequences. I typically dislike prequels, but in this case, it felt good to get some insight into the s…

Lucky_Man

5/10
May 10, 2017

This film presents itself as a skillfully crafted action picture taking place in the Star Wars galaxy, packed with references and callbacks to "A New Hope" that are sure to evoke pleasant memories. Seeing familiar sets, costumes, and characters from those earlier films could easily prompt someone to declare, "Now *this* is a Star Wars movie!" Still, it seemed Disney’s main goal was capitalizing on nostalgia and ge…

PeterJasonQuill

10/10
Feb 17, 2017

This was an enjoyable Star Wars installment, filled with references and callbacks to the earlier films, along with several surprise appearances. It features impressive action set pieces and enough excitement to hold the attention of any dedicated Star Wars enthusiast from its opening moments. A departure from tradition, it omits the usual crawl at the beginning, and boasts a wonderful musical score by Michael Giachin…

Gimly

7/10
Feb 6, 2017

It’s not become my top pick for a _Star Wars_ film, though it does include what is now my favorite moment in the series. _Final rating:★★★½ - I definitely suggest finding some time to watch it._

Simon Foster

Dec 16, 2016

The film grapples with weighty themes—the significance of risk and sacrifice, inherited responsibilities and their repercussions, the nature of fate itself...