If you asked a million people what they think of "Starwells War: Episode VIII - the last Edice", you might end up getting a million different answers. The unexpectedly complex sequel to Rihan Nsonson on "Strength Wakes" blows the doors open for what the movie "War of Starvars" could be and proved to be lightning lightning lightning The most toxic members of the "Starwalks War" random. The film's approach to what happened before it was in line with the creator of "Starwells War" creator George Lucas, and his defenders continue to Supports the "Last Edice" as the most exciting entrance to the franchise to get out of the Disney era.

That division is even transmitted to the cast, as the actors of the film have begun to share their complicated thoughts and feelings for the "Last EDI" sincerely over the years. Boyon Boyga, whose malfunction of the former Stormtrooper Finn was unfortunately separated as the sequel trilogy continued, even said he Feels "The Last Edice" is, in the most respected way, "his worst" movie "War of Starwells".

Elsewhere, as the director of the other two records in the sequel trilogy, Jey Abrams admitted to being surprised by The unexpected NSONSON SKINSON SKILLSON SKILLSHOKER IN "The Last Edice". Similarly, Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamil, spoke openly about his fights with the screening of Luke in the movie, even going so far as to Craftsmanship is definitely a dark backstow for the character to explain what happened to him. And then there is Frank Oz, Who was "so pleased" with the "last edi" (Especially the scene where it reproduces the enigmatic Ioda to learn Luke a valuable lesson for failure).

But of all the characters in the film, few have been replaced by the radical Nsonson's takeover of the property as a supreme leader Snook. He played with the devilish intensity of joke on the scenery with a movement supermitwire, Andy Serkis, Snock was positioned in "Starwells War: Episode VII-strengths" as the emperor of the new generation of Palpatine, and Serkis was excited. Then he read the NSONSON Script for "The Last Edice" and realized that she was doing something completely different.

Snock passes most of the "last edge" believing that he has his unstable apprentice, a kilo of adam, wrapped around his finger and manipulating him to turn the blooming edgei Ray (Daisy Ridley) to the dark side, so that the two can become a weapon. In 2023 Interview with GQ, Serkis talked about this and explained exactly what he was going through his mind as he read the Nsonson's "Last Edice" script and reached that turn of the events:

"Let me just express it like this. When I got in to read the" Last Edice ", (I passed) the first 30 pages thinking:" This is the most incredible character. " Then I turned the page: 'And then Snock is cut in half.' And I was omitted.

It is not difficult to see why Serkis was so shocked. His performance as Snock is one of his best times, climbing the face with a threat that perfectly complements his lavish and perverse look. For its part, NSONSON agrees and included A cruel, unusual view of Serkis that shows the snake During his incredible confrontation with Ray in the special features of the "Last EDI" in the domestic media. No wonder this sequence captured Serkis's imagination when reading the film's script (again, leading to Snuk's death, ie).

While Snok seems to be permanently dead (for now, however), Serkiis has since returned to the Universe of "War of Starvers" to Play the prisoner of Cinema Loy of Andor. As far as the consolation prizes go, that's pretty good.