Empires are built on fear. Rebellions are built on hope.
A rogue band of resistance fighters unite for a mission to steal the Death Star plans and bring a new hope to the galaxy.
Felicity Jones
Jyn Erso
Diego Luna
Cassian Andor
Alan Tudyk
K-2SO
Donnie Yen
Chirrut Imwe
Jiang Wen
Baze Malbus
Ben Mendelsohn
Orson Krennic
Guy Henry
Governor Tarkin
Forest Whitaker
Saw Gerrera
Riz Ahmed
Bodhi Rook
Mads Mikkelsen
Galen Erso
Jimmy Smits
Bail Organa
Alistair Petrie
General Draven
Genevieve O'Reilly
Mon Mothma
Ben Daniels
General Merrick
Paul Kasey
Admiral Raddus
Stephen Stanton
Admiral Raddus (voice)
Ian McElhinney
General Dodonna
Fares Fares
Senator Vaspar
Jonathan Aris
Senator Jebel
Sharon Duncan-Brewster
Senator Pamlo
Director
Gareth Edwards
Writers
John Knoll, Chris Weitz, Gary Whitta, George Lucas
Michael Giacchino
Original Music Composer
Greig Fraser
Director of Photography
Jabez Olssen
Editor
Doug Chiang
Production Design
Neil Lamont
Production Design
David Crossman
Costume Design
Simon Foster
12/16/2016
"It carries the burden of being about odds and stakes, of legacies and consequences, of understanding destiny..." Read the full review here: http://screen-space.squarespace.com/reviews/2016/12/17/rogue-one-a-star-wars-story.html
Gimly
2/6/2017
Is not my new favourite _Star Wars_ movie. But does contain my new favourite _Star Wars_ scene. _Final rating:★★★½ - I strongly recommend you make the time._
PeterJasonQuill
2/17/2017
Fun Star Wars movie. Plenty of homages and nods to the original trilogy throughout the film, Andy plenty of cameos as well. Has amazing action sequences and enough thrills to keep any true Star Wars fan hooked right from the beginning. No opening crawl at the start for a change and a great score by Michael Giachinno, but still includes the original end credits with John Williams' original music. K-2SO is a show stealer and is very funny as a character. Overall the best Star Wars film since Empire Strikes Back in my opinion. The force is with this one.
Lucky_Man
5/10/2017
On the surface, this is a well-made action movie set within the Star Wars universe filled with nods and homages to "A New Hope" that will make you tingle with warm nostalgia. The reappearance of sets, costumes and characters from our favorite childhood movies might make you say "Now, THIS is a Star Wars movie!" However, nostalgia and making copious amounts of money on that nostalgia seemed to be Disney's primary strategy with this movie. It's mimicry, plain and simple. The CGI recreations of Peter Cushing and Carrie Fisher felt very dirty and a flagrant disrespect to the departed actors, not to mention jarring, for a first time viewer. The digital appearance of Grand Moff Tarkin disengaged me from the frail story and made me settle my stomach with a handful of antacid tablets. The story, writing, characterization is on-par with what you'd expect from modern cinema and the movie serves it's primary purpose of being entertaining. But, as a long-time Star Wars fan, I just couldn't help but feeling pandered to while watching this movie.
