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[QUOTE="junglehusky, post: 1969747, member: 61"] So Mr. Plinkett makes a decent point, I think. If this movie were on its own, and if someone who had never seen or read any Star Wars stories watched this movie, would it really stand on its own? Without all of that context, maybe this is just a run of the mill sci-fi movie, at least in terms of story/character/emotion. I somewhat agree (the script does try to work emotion into the story... but then again so did the prequels), but obviously everyone will watch this with the full context of the original and prequel trilogy, and judge it in terms of providing a different type of Star Wars story. [SPOILER="Review"][MEDIA=youtube]uJgfxlgUIZY[/MEDIA][/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]
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