Star Wars: The Last Plinkett Review

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2018
58min

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8,5/10

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Star Wars: The Last Plinkett Review (2018)

Comedy

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMr plinket continues his saga by pointing out the flaws of his other son's controversial star wars movie.Mr plinket continues his saga by pointing out the flaws of his other son's controversial star wars movie.Mr plinket continues his saga by pointing out the flaws of his other son's controversial star wars movie.

Réalisation
- Mike Stoklasa
Scénario
- Mike Stoklasa
Casting principal
- Rich Evans
- Mike Stoklasa

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NOTE IMDb

8,5/10

493

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Mike Stoklasa
Scénario
- Mike Stoklasa
Casting principal
- Rich Evans
- Mike Stoklasa

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Rich Evans

Rian Johnson
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Mike Stoklasa

Mr. Plinkett
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- Mike Stoklasa
Scénario
- Mike Stoklasa
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Mr. Plinkett: A comedy of errors is what they call it, kids. A series of errors and mistakes though is not to be confused with a series of obstacles. When the Millennium Falcon encounters an asteroid belt, it's an obstacle... it's not 'cause Han Solo is stupid. When Finn and Rose park their ship on a beach, when there's probably some kind of spaceship parking lot that everyone uses, it's because they're stupid.

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Features Star Trek: The Man Trap (1966)

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10/10

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How bad can you go off path with the Star Wars franchize, I feel numb watching the film itself however this review is entertaining. I've spoken to friends who only watch the films to see what Plinkett has to say about them.

These reviews have more soul than the very expensive films they are reviewing, not hating but I won't defend films because they are attached in any way to popular political bends that they supposedly represent. TLJ is s***t and no it's not a kids movie, it's just the end result of aimless corporate yes men and mainstream thinkery.