Daisy Ridley Finally Admits Star Wars: The Last Jedi Criticism Was 'Fair'

 Daisy Ridley Finally Admits Star Wars: The Last Jedi Criticism Was 'Fair'

 

 

 

 

Episode VIII of Star Wars has not stopped causing controversy since its premiere in December 2017

British actress Daisy Ridley, who rose to world fame for her role as Rey in Star Wars: The Force Awakens - 92%, is gradually building a career that goes beyond the famous saga created by George Lucas, but his life will be marked by the character created by JJ Abrams and his team. In December 2017 Ridley returned to life as Rey in Star Wars: The Last Jedi - 91%, but the response of the fans to that film was much less enthusiastic than to episode VII, and almost two years after that event, she for Fin agrees that the fan complaints were not unfair.

 

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Many people who enjoyed The Last Jedi wanted to disqualify the film's critics by calling them "nostalfags" or saying that they did not accept something new in the franchise; It was even said that it was Russian bots that discredited director Rian Johnson's work to divide the country (the United States) more than it already is. Fortunately for us, the protagonist of this new Star Wars trilogy did not want to repeat such nonsense.

 

 She didn't surprise me, no. It's just a different thing. Everyone is going to have an opinion now on the internet, but I also think it's fair. If people have something dear to their hearts and think they know how it should be and they don't, it's only fair that people think they did it wrong.

 

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Her words remind us of several actors who have expressed a similar opinion, such as Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) himself, who expressed before the premiere that he never agreed with what Rian Johnson wrote for his character. Another involved in the franchise who said he was dissatisfied with what Disney did was Simon Pegg, who was in a supporting role in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

 

With Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker - 61% it is assumed that the deviated course of the saga will be corrected, because as much as they defend Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the division that it generated in the fandom shows us that there was more than bots Russians at stake. Despite surpassing $1 billion at the global box office, it fell well short of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which hit $2 billion and became the third-highest-grossing film of all time.

 

This December episode IX will show if the task has been achieved and if the fans are satisfied. Meanwhile we can enjoy Daisy Ridley in her new movie, Ophelia.