Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good movie by itself if taken with a grain of salt. The trilogy as a whole was not good. Felt like 3 separate movies instead of a cohesive story

I just finished watching and all I can say is that I loved it. The action, suspense, and even the comedy in it will make me watch it again real soon.

I'm a big Star Wars fan. I saw this in the theaters 4 times! I get where the critics are coming from but I loved this film. Did I love every choice that was made? No, but this was a great ending to the series. I think it was even more satisfying to watch the disc after watching the enclosed bonus features and full length documentary on the making of this movie. It was great hearing why they made certain plot choices, how the special effects were done and seeing the locations where scenes were shot. So glad I let myself buy this! I'll enjoy it for years to come.

Good movie and great on a 4k home theater. Don't know why I waste time streaming when you have such better sound and picture quality.

Bought this while on sale at Best Buy at an awesome price, solid movie

It has had a lot of FLACK but this movie ain't wack!!! It's SUPER GREAT!!!

These movies are all about making money. The original allure is somewhat lost but movie-wise the effects and action are good. Written by me. While the First Order continues to ravage the galaxy, Rey finalizes her training as a Jedi. But danger suddenly rises from the ashes as the evil Emperor Palpatine mysteriously returns from the dead. While working with Finn and Poe Dameron to fulfill a new mission, Rey will not only face Kylo Ren once more, but she will also finally discover the truth about her parents as well as a deadly secret that could determine her future and the fate of the ultimate final showdown that is to come. Written by Blazer346

Great movie in 4k and the atmos audio is amazing. If you have a good surround sound system this movie gives you a better experience than the theater.

Not as bad as the haters want to tell you! Most weren't even born when the franchise started, so they do not really appreciate how far it has come!

What an amazing way to end the saga. This movie is full of action and more light saber wielding than we have ever seen before. This is a must own!

Not the best Star wars but not the worst I bought it to complete my collection of Star wars movies you gotta see this movie in 4k Dolby vision bright

I think that the mistake people make is that they compare these movies to the original 3. On their own merit these last 3 movies were spectacular.

4k Stat Wars movie!!! What else do you need? The movie is good and it does its job by entertaining you.

While the critics have called this not the greatest Star Wars movie in the series I disagree I waited like a lot of others to see this in theatres and while its not my favorite. This finale for now episode in the Star Wars saga does not disappoint and even has a bunch of surprises (which I love when a movie does that) to not disappoint the audience and in fact makes the movie a lot better. The Rise of Skywalker does not disappoint and in fact is worth seeing a few times just to fully enjoy this epic finale 42 years in the making.

A good, action movie with decent story line. Whether you agree with the end and how it concluded, there was some closure. Would have been 5 stars but just not one of my favorites in the series.

This is a really good movie, and excellent way to wrap up the skywalker saga. 4k has amazing picture and sound. Highly recommend!

Pretty good compared to some of the movies after the first trilogy. Looked and sounded great on the new tv with a sound bar as well.

I love Star Wars and this is no exception. Though it isn't as good as the original series it is still worth it especially in 4K.

We all saw this movie it is what it is,Im here to say that I picked this movie up curbside,not even a pandemic will stop me from loving Starwars. Anyway the curbside pick up was a strange concept to me but It worked perfectly,I was asked my name I showed my order on my phone and they came out and slid it through my car window perfect.It was very nice to be able to pick up The rise of Skywalker during this strange time and watch a move to get my mind off what was going on in the world. Thask you Best buy you helped make my quarantine pleasant.

If one was to go back and watch the prequels ("...but why?!?" you cringe!) with as objective a perspective as possible, with the allowance of framing them in a new light given the events of the Star Wars universe that have unfolded since their release it's not hard to see that Emperor Palpatine has always played the role of puppet master; at first hedging both sides against one another before fully giving in to his true Sith tendencies and converting a young Anakin Skywalker to follow him on that path. And while J.J. Abrams initial film in this sequel trilogy, The Force Awakens, seemingly had no interest in resurrecting the long, thought-to-be dead Emperor there is sound reason (believe it or not) in bringing this antagonist back to round out all three trilogies in a way that makes for a resounding stanza...just as George Lucas always intended. It's about rhyme; a recurring metrical unit where the past predicts the future. There is a great sense of scope and history in these films and while Disney has admittedly fumbled a massive opportunity with these sequels, Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker, seeks to try and rectify the lack of cohesion in this latest trilogy and bring everything together through that aforementioned scope and history in a fashion that is both meaningful to our new heroes while imparting the identity of those original heroes to inspire this new generation to continue to work towards the betterment of the galaxy. Yes, The Rise of Skywalker more or less crams two movies into one and yes, it is genuinely disappointing that this series wasn't better constructed from the beginning given how much this world means to so many people, but taken what we're given Abrams and co-writer Chris Terrio (Argo) are able to connect the dots in a satisfying enough way where the right questions are answered, some mysteries remain yet feel destined to be unraveled on Disney+ while other inquiries are made that no one seemed to be asking, but are quickly brought up and resolved just as swiftly. It's impossible to please everyone and as much as I hate to admit it as a long-time, but not die-hard fan of the franchise, the discourse around these films is often toxic and demeaning. It's okay to simply enjoy whatever brings a smile to your face and more often than not, as I sat experiencing The Rise of Skywalker for the first time, I had a smile on my face.