Rian Johnson has a message for any “Star Wars” fan who has complained about the bits of comedy in “Star Wars: The Last Jedi“: “Slightly goofy humor” has always been an element of the franchise, dating ...

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Star Wars: The Last Jedi continues to divide fans of the franchise, whether it's the handling of Luke Skywalker's return, Supreme Leader Snoke's shock demise, or the time we spent on Canto Bight.

For director Rian Johnson, “Star Wars” is all about having fun. In fact, he’s a bit surprised by fans who think that his use of “slightly goofy humor” in “The Last Jedi” is a detriment to the series.

When Rian Johnson‘s Star Wars film The Last Jedi was released in 2017, it came in as a critically acclaimed box office hit, earning four Academy Award nominations and grossing upwards of $1.3B ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. During a recent video for GQ in which he went over the films he's directed, Rian Johnson elaborated on how he went about ...

“Anyone who thinks that slightly goofy humor does not have a place in the Star Wars universe, I don’t know if they’ve seen ‘Return of the Jedi.'" “For me, everything in the movie is ‘Star Wars,’ and ...

Out of all the Star Wars films (12 in total, if you include the 2008 animated Clone Wars), The Last Jedi seems to have made the biggest, and most annoying, impact on the fandom. Merely typing the film ...