Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
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- Felicity Jones
- Diego Luna
- Alan Tudyk
- Donnie Yen
- Wen Jiang
- Ben Mendelsohn
- Guy Henry
- Forest Whitaker
- Riz Ahmed
- Mads Mikkelsen
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Sep 15, 2022
I gotta respect whatever producer said “hey what if we took a break from desert planets and ice planets and for once did a planet that won’t be miserable to film. So, like, Bahamas planet?”
Patrick WillemsDec 16, 2016the first half of this movie is 3 stars but the last half hour is about 8 stars so jot that down
MarianMay 14, 2025I think what ultimately prevents the magnificent Andor from elevating the installment it leads into, whereas something like Clone Wars did wonders for heightening the tragedy of Revenge of the Sith, is the fact that this film simply does not hinge on Cassian as a character…
James (Schaffrillas) - Aug 29, 2018
If only this was written as well as it's directed.
Patrick WillemsDec 26, 2019im one with the force the force is with me im one with the force the force is with me im one with the force the force is with me im one with the force the force is with me im one with the force the force is with me
adamboltMay 17, 2025will never forget seeing this opening weekend with my mother. Bail Organa walks into frame, music turns up to a crescendo, audience claps as he says zero lines. Mom turns to me “Is that Lando”
ConnorEatsPants -
Overwhelmingly fine. Man, oh man, this sure is a fine movie. Those characters are definitely very fine. The writing reeks of fineness. Oh by gosh by golly the story sure is fine. It's all fine. I had a fine time watching it. To be fair tho, Krennic and K-2SO are amazing.…
James (Schaffrillas)Nov 15, 2020this star war do be mighty fine but it still has absolutely no right breaking my heart like that 😭😭😭
˗ˏˋ suspirliam ˊˎ˗Jun 8, 2017new drinking game everytime a character in rogue one dies keep drinking to numb the pain
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the only star wars movie disney has put out that is actually worth while
This movie is great. The action was great, the plot was great, the acting, the ending, I’d definitely watch again. Love how it seamlessly transitions into episode IV. For sure in my top 3, highly recommend! 9.2/10
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After watching Andor, my view on this has flipped a complete 180. The cast is one of my favourites. Some characters have noticeably better writing than others, but all are equally enjoyable. The Force is strong with Gareth Edwards. I mean, the quality in the VFX, SFX, detail, action, and score is…
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This is my first Star Wars movie, I like it. I start with this one because Mads Mikkelsen is in it. It did not disappoint. I think I will watch the other Star Wars films as well from now on . this one has a unique ending for sure
Pretty good filler for the Star Wars chronicles. Definitely went on my phone for some parts but action at the end was pretty dank.
I think this movie is so special, because it shows what makes a franchise like Star Wars so unique and have so much potential. This story can ONLY exist because of the fantastic pre-existing worldbuilding and overarching lore, and it really takes advantage of that. This was the first Star Wars…
Atom User Reviews
Man, such a huge pet peeve of mine was finally answered! The movie was epic, definitely the movie of 2016. And I thought the perfect amount of Vader.
Probably the best Star Wars I've seen. True to the original fans.
Metacritic
It starts off slow and somewhat clunky, but by the time the mind-blowing third act arrives, it’s all a fan can do not to stand up and cheer.
It has undeniable weaknesses: an underwritten protagonist, a generic villain, a shortage of interesting personalities. (No knock against the large cast, which is mostly very good, but underused.) But in many other respects, it is a better film than last year’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens: leaner, darker, with a distinct visual style and an actual ending that feels like a denial of blockbuster expectations simply because it shows basic narrative integrity.
The director of Rogue One, Gareth Edwards, has stepped into a mythopoetic stew so half-baked and overcooked, a morass of pre-instantly overanalyzed implications of such shuddering impact to the series’ fundamentalists, that he lumbers through, seemingly stunned or constrained or cautious to the vanishing point of passivity, and lets neither the characters nor the formidable cast of actors nor even the special effects, of which he has previously proved himself to be a master, come anywhere close to life.