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The newest “Star Wars” film is neither a confusing mess nor so offbeat as to divide the fanbase. Instead, it’s two dutiful hours of laser blasts and flat dialogue that will do just enough to keep toys stacked on shelves, David Sims argues. | Collector
The newest “Star Wars” film is neither a confusing mess nor so offbeat as to divide the fanbase. Instead, it’s two dutiful hours of laser blasts and flat dialogue that will do just enough to keep toys stacked on shelves, David Sims argues.
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The newest “Star Wars” film is neither a confusing mess nor so offbeat as to divide the fanbase. Instead, it’s two dutiful hours of laser blasts and flat dialogue that will do just enough to keep toys stacked on shelves, David Sims argues.

The newest “Star Wars” film is neither a confusing mess nor so offbeat as to divide the fanbase. Instead, it’s two dutiful hours of laser blasts and flat dialogue that will do just enough to keep toys stacked on shelves, David Sims argues.

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