Reading the piece it seems like the author is upset they weren’t able to guess the suspect, and blamed the movie for it. I watched it twice over the weekend, a

Reading the piece it seems like the author is upset they weren’t able to guess the suspect, and blamed the movie for it. I watched it twice over the weekend, and the second viewing showed how many details were in plain view the whole time. Which was the central gag of the movie. Up front, I’ve liked every Johnson film, except for Looper. Not that Looper was poorly crafted, just that I didn’t connect with it. I thought Last Jedi was the best SW movie since Empire, especially among the sequels, since it had actual things to say. The other two seemed to be more about fan service. Andor is the only other SW media I’ve seen that I’ve enjoyed as much as LJ. So I’m clearly in Johnson’s audience.