No Imax 2D 3D is troublesome with glasses and abit dizzy. Dbox worth it?

Thanks. Still considering as imax for great visual experience or dBox for thrill.
Have u booked?

Honestly, I feel like I'll never be able to watch the original trilogy the way I used to. (Especially Ep. 6). I mean, Han and Luke died, failures, never really having achived much. The whole "the Empire has been defeated" thing is not real. They come back stronger and almost kill everyone in the movie.

Seriously, I don't really care that much about the next episode anymore. Even the holy trinity (Luke, Leia, Han), which are still the best parts of the series are gone. So, that's the end of Star Wars I guess.

haha me too. there's gotta be something more than just THAT.

Fkin hell

No DBox in my area FK FK FK

Btw i waiting until the end
Because some said theres tribute to carrie fisher

Tak ada

Well I stayed until the last credit roll but no tribute either to Carrie fisher ? Wtf ?

For an actress that has contributed so much since the first star wars trilogy, the least you aspect them to do is pay tribute or some sort before or after credit roll but this look like they couldn't be bothered.

Or will we see some kind of tribute from the blu-ray ? I hope so.

Shortly into the credits, a dedication appears onscreen that reads: "In Loving Memory of Our Princess, Carrie Fisher."

Went in without any expectation, came out very satisfied
Ignore all the reviews & rants what not, just go and watch it for yourself

Is it worth watching The last jedi on IMAX?

In its second week, Solo earned just $29.29 million—a 65 percent drop from its opening weekend, which was itself a disappointingly low take for a film with its high production budget. Buzzfeed’s Adam B. Vary broke the numbers down Sunday, in two very helpful graphs that show how Solo’s meager reception compares to those of the three most recent Star Wars movies: The Force Awakens, Rogue One, and The Last Jedi. Solo seems to be the first Star Wars movie that audiences are shrugging off as nonessential—perhaps because it tells the backstory of a character who doesn’t really need one, or because of the film’s troubled production history.

The massive Star Wars fan event, Star Wars Celebration, begins tomorrow with a high-profile panel focused on Star Wars: Episode IX. The panel is set for 11 AM CDT on Friday, April 12, and it promises new details about the highly anticipated third movie in the new trilogy.

Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy and director JJ Abrams will be on stage, while the panel's official description also teases there will be "plenty of surprises and special guests." According to Lucasfilm, this is an event "you will definitely not want to miss."

Thankfully, it's being streamed. You can watch it through an embed from Star Wars that we'll add here when the show gets closer. As mentioned, it begins at 11 AM CDT from Chicago, which works out to 12 PM ET, 9 AM PT, 5 PM GMT, and 4 AM AEDT in Australia on Saturday.

Episode IX doesn't have a title yet, so that could be among the reveals for the panel. There also hasn't been a trailer, and Star Wars Celebration seems as likely a place as any to release one.

The third and final entry in the new trilogy that began with 2015's The Force Awakens, Episode IX wraps up the entire Skywalker Saga that began all the way back in 1977.

Star Wars Celebration also promises news and reveals for the new Star Wars game Jedi Fallen Order from the developers of Apex Legends and Titanfall. Go to GameSpot sister site CNET to see a full rundown of what to expect from the show.