4 chapters across the catalog
A review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens critiques the film for having "too much running" and being a reboot of the original 1977 movie. The review praises the use of practical effects and real dynamite over CGI but notes plot holes and a perceived political subtext. Daisy Ridley's performance is discussed alongside a mention of her appearing "hammered" in a specific interview.
John Dvorak provides a critical review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, noting the excessive amount of running in the film. He praises the performance of Daisy Ridley but criticizes the plot holes and the use of practical effects versus CGI. Despite warnings, Dvorak reveals major spoilers, including the fate of Han Solo and the parentage of the new villain, Kylo Ren.
Star Wars Plot Details, Character Deaths, Audience Reaction
The Star Wars discussion continues with specific plot points regarding Han Solo being killed by his son. Dvorak describes the final lightsaber battle between Rey and Kylo Ren, questioning the logic of the "Starkiller Base" planet-sized weapon. A humorous reading of an angry chat room message follows, where a listener berates the hosts for ruining the movie experience.
Star Wars Marketing, Daisy Ridley and Disney PR
The marketing blitz for the new Star Wars film is discussed, including an interview with actress Daisy Ridley that is critiqued for her seemingly "overloaded" state. The discussion touches on Joseph Campbell's "The Power of Myth" and its influence on George Lucas. The hosts criticize the Disney PR machine for booking entire casts on talk shows, resulting in poor-quality interviews.
