Una conexión a través de la Fuerza que redefine lo que significa ser un héroe o un villano. La última batalla de Leia:
In retrospect, The Last Jedi stands as a fascinating anomaly: a $300 million arthouse film disguised as a space opera. Its refusal to deliver easy fan service, its insistence that failure is the greatest teacher, and its radical democratization of the Force make it the most intellectually honest Star Wars film since 1980. It does not ask you to cheer. It asks you to think. And for that, whether you love it or hate it, you cannot ignore it.
The film’s most famous line—“Let the past die. Kill it, if you have to.”—is spoken by Kylo Ren, the antagonist. The film does not endorse his solution. Instead, it offers a dialectic:
