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I am not going to write a long review, but the story was completely and utterly butchered, which made me, for the first time ever in a Star Wars movie - bored. But that isn't my biggest gripe with the movie, the worst part is that they have clearly aimed the new films towards children. WAY too much humor (and I mean WAY, WAY too much) and scenes that feel like they are from a kids movie. But that isn't so strange considering it's Disney after all.

I just wish we could get another mature and dark Star Wars movie, in the veins of Episode III. Critics must be braindead to praise this so highly. This movie is not only a travesty to the Star Wars franchise but to filmmaking itself.

John ponders about the location of Katratzi, while watching a documentary about Moya's visit to Earth. This was not one of the best episodes, since there is not much going on, instead, we get an actually entertaining and pretty interesting documentary about aliens.

It feels really believable, and the reactions and observations that the different people being interviewed give, are fun to hear, some are mean and don't know what they are talking about, while others make sense and give a deeper retrospective of the aliens.

It was also fun to see more footage of them adapting to human customs, and it felt like if aliens would visit us one day, this is the kind of observatory documentary we would get.