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Props to all actors but I really think Seth Rogen steals the show. Also the final shot, perfect. Was hoping it wasn't going to end stupid. It's hard to make movies that last in one place. It's done expertly. Four people but its done eloquently. Each adds a lot and the dialogue is top notch too.

The choreography and camera work in this is stunning. For a horror, it's very innovative even if the plot is simple.

*This review may contain spoilers.* ***Size matters not.*** Thanks Yoda. A true genius. Now just to convince everyone else the same. Leia doesn't know who she wants. Out here kissing them all. Crazy. They really make it a whole point to remove Lukes hand just to give it back straight away. R2D2 didn't get enough screen time. But gotta love Chewwie. And C3PO. They let things sit a little more in this one. And I didn't realise they did the ***I am your father**** *reveal so early. Lego star wars taught me well. Real ones played it when they were kids. Although I can't recall if I ever actually finished it. And Han Solo, imagine someone professes their love for you and you just say I know and die. I know he doesn't but still. Harrison Ford, you legend.

Luke saw his aunt and uncle dead and thought, welp okay see ya! So crazy. And then Obi-Wan "dies" and he cares more. Luke. The emotional beats of this film cannot be understated. Or stated at all, at this point. But R2D2 and C3PO, amazing, a perfect married couple and I've made it my head canon that the red droid was destroyed by C3PO so R2D2 could join them. I don't care if it doesn't make sense. It happened.