After Kervyn's fantastic review of Star Wars: The Last Jedi went out yesterday I thought I'd offer a different opinion, but is it still good?

Any movie that goes head to head with a Star Wars film for their opening weekend either doesn’t care for their box office performance, or didn’t plan their release schedule very well! Of everything else opening this weekend, The Foreigner looks to be the most worthy of your time, otherwise, it’s Star Wars all the way! [divider style=”shadow” top=”30″ bottom=”30″] …

With a franchise as tightly run as Star Wars, you would think that Lucasfilm painstakingly plans out every story detail themselves. However, when it comes to director Rian Johnson, he seemingly gets to let loose in their sci-fi sandpit.

We're just over two weeks away from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, a film that will hopefully start giving us some answers to some of the franchise biggest mysteries. One such mystery is not a what, but a who, as we start to figure out just who Supreme Leader Snoke is.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi is set to potentially be one of the biggest films of all time, and Disney is using that prestige to force US cinema chains to agree to unprecedented demands.

Were you concerned about having seen some spoilers in the latest trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi? No need to worry, says director Rian Johnson. You actually didn't see anything you shouldn't have.

Tomorrow morning, fans will be able to book tickets for The Last Jedi’s opening day in South Africa. It’s pretty unusual that we’re afforded the opportunity to book tickets for cinematic releases a more than two months before they open, but Disney seems to understand that rewarding its biggest and most loyal fans is good business.

We've yet to see Star Wars: The Last Jedi, but we are already getting rumours about what's in store for the ninth instalment of the episodic Skywalker saga