Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

""Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" brings a sense of closure to the main saga of the "Star Wars" franchise, with its nine movies, tying up the loose ends left by the two previous films and also paying homage to the entire legacy left by George Lucas. Credit goes to director and co-writer J.J. Abrams (also responsible for "The Force Awakens," the opening of this trilogy), who uses the eternal battle between light and dark side to build a story that clearly seeks to inspire those who watch it, to fight together for the greater good. Although this message may sound a bit cheesy to some, it will certainly make you feel better. In the cast, Carrie Fischer stands out, who died before the start of filming - which did not prevent previously recorded scenes from being used not only to honor the eternal Leia, but to put the general as an important part of the plot. For all this, it is certainly the conclusion that traditional fans wanted - although, on the other hand, it may not please that group that preferred the vision of director Rian Johnson in "The Last Jedi." At the end of the 2h21 duration of the film, there is that thought: what to do now, after more than 40 years, that the saga of the Skywalker family has come to an end? That's a difficult question to answer....Watch all the films in the saga."