But I really have to knock off a point for the robot-walking alien which looked so fake and because that little clip was just so unnecessary to the film. It could have been left out completely and it would have built more suspense to see the alien later on and wouldn’t have avoided my expectation that it would start popping and locking.
He is a monster in the sense that he is the Frankenstein monster of his own making. He is a Godzilla of his own design that can tear down buildings in the blinking of a rapid-eye-movement. He is an unstoppable force that even reality cannot defeat because he changes reality. The only way to defeat him is to keep him awake and undreaming.
There seems to be a lot of magnetism and light needed for time travel here. Well, I give up. What’s that about? If I lay on a bed of magnets in the sun, will I get younger?
How would little baby Jabba ever grow up to leave his world and be the kingpin of a black market in a dangerous corner of the Star Wars galaxy? He’s got no fingers!
The equipment that they use is certainly not too futuristic for a film set in 2254. What else do you expect for grunts at the end of the universe to be packing?
