Customer Ratings & Reviews

A beautifully shot movie that tried to do more with star wars then some folks were ready to go along with. Some of the story choices may not have been what I wanted at first thought but I would've preferred to see them play out in the future as a whole.

Not one of my favorite in the Star Wars saga. But picture quality is great

Another step towards the culmination of the Star Wars story. Outside of the awful performance of Bruce Driver as Kylo Ren, it was pretty enjoyable. It doesn't help when your supposed super-villain acts like a petulant 10 year old. Darth Vader was looking down on this and saying, "I am definitely NOT his father".

For the movie, I think it was great SiFi and FX, but I don't like that they destroyed a lot of cannon in this series (no death scene for Ackbar?!) Mainly this review is the fact that you have to choose between 3D and 4K releases. What if you have a 4K 3D HDTV? Anyway I went with 4K and it included the digital copy and Blu-Ray.

My kids and I really enjoyed the movie, it was a lot of fun! The characters were great as usual, and the special effects were out of this world. The only disappointed that I had with the movies is that it did not have enough of Luke Skywalker in it.

What do you need to say it's Star Wars. Either you already love it or you already hate it. Nothing anyone writes about it will change that opinion. If you love it, then 4K only makes it look and sound better.

Is it good? Is it bad? Does the Canto Bright section need to happen? What about Rey's parents? There is so much this film does and deconstructs and people will fight me on the streets about whether it ruined the franchise or propelled it out of rut it started to slip into. Only Episode 9 will tell.

While TLJ has been devisive, I personally found it to take rewarding risks. I loved the film and found it to be visually stunning, and the UHD disc presents that perfectly. The 4K HDR (even better in Dolby Vision, if your TV and player support it) makes this a reference disc to show off your home theater.

If you already own the other steelbook Star War movies of course you're going to want this and to your collection. Absolutely love the design outside and inside the steelbook. And the way they were able to capture everything in 4k is absolutely beautiful.

I have read that some True blue Star Wars fans had issues with this movie. Well I have been a fan since the first one when I saw it at least a dozen times in the theater. This current movie is excellent and it ties very well into the previous movie and now the whole series. Don't be afarid to injoy the movie.

this is a terrific movie that appeals to fans of the franchise, but should bring new fans into the fold as well. it's just a great science Fiction movie, and the fact that it brings back many of the best elements of the original trilogy is just an extra spiff!

The Last Jedi was a good addition to the Star Wars saga but it dragged in some parts. Overall, the movie was good just wished some parts were done better like certain fight scenes. These scenes were choreographed pretty poorly. It’s still a must have item for any Star Wars fan.

I am including Solo when I say it's Disney's worst. It's not terrible, but it is not the movie Force Awakens, Rogue One or even Solo is. I wasn't a huge fan of how Luke was portrayed and I didn't love Finn and Rose's excursion. There are other points, but if you are a fan of the franchise you should see this.

I bought a new 4k TV this and wanted a current movie to show what the tv could do. This was an excellent choice. JJ did as many practical effects as possible with the newer movies just like the original thrre. The made for a great translation to 4k.

Love the movie. While I do not fault the performances by any, the complete handoff of the storyline to the new actors is not as compelling. Complete closure with Luke Skywalker was awesome with glimpses of how good this storyline will become. Only 1 movie in this trilogy left. I’m sure they will make more.

For as many of these as Best Buy had in stock I was surprised to find out that the last Jedi isn’t necessarily the easiest Blu-ray to buy .The desk has tons of features and comes with a standard DVD Blu-ray and a digital copy that can be played anywhere. If you love Star Wars the last Jedi is a must have

Episode VIII, Rey try's to get Luke to train her in the ways of the force. Luke resists helping her until his secret is revealed. Rey and Kylo Ren continue to have a psychic link which confuses both of them. The First Order tries to wipe out the Resistance in an epic battle.

Having seen the very first Star Wars movie (now called: ‘A New Hope’) back in May 1977 on opening night, I have been a big fan ever since. This latest continues the saga, and is, IMHO, better than the 3 prequel movies, although I liked ‘The Force Awakens’ a bit more. But definitely worth adding to one’s collection.

The video and sound quality are amazing in 4k. The movie itself is awful.

I love the approach this movie took and trying to bring some progression to the Star Wars universe. The death of Carrie Fisher was surrounded around this movie and it can be felt in the film. I am really interested to see how they would move forward.