Rogue One A Star Wars Story: Destruction of Scarif and death of Jyn Erso & Cassian Andor [1080p HD]

The last good Star Wars movie.

Jesus loves you and your family! God Blessed us!

Fkn admir Akbar may the force be with you

Rogue One is the only good Star Wars movie made without Lucas. Disney ruined all of the rest of Star Wars movies.

one of the best SW finales ever!!!.....Vader's voice is the best! thanks to Sir Earl Jones RIP

Rogue One is a fantastic movie, and the ending really sets that in stone. Maybe that’s why I still try to watch every new series and movie and release. Because this is DISNEY era Star Wars, they showed they can make a great Star Wars movie. It just hasn’t happened since though. I still think there is another Rogue One in the future though.

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El Final más Deprimente de una Película de STAR WARS.
Nadie ganó, nadie perdió, no hubo Buenos, ni Malos. Sólo personas queriendo hacer lo Correcto y otras intentando defender sus intereses para salvar a la Galaxia, cada quien desde su perspectiva. 😢

This movie was a masterpiece

That ending made me sad

The greatest Star wars movie

This is the fourth best star wars film.

Perhaps the only Star Wars film I actually enjoyed. And the ending is one of the best of all time as well, bleak yet hopeful.

Better than empire strikes back

Jyn and Cassian's expressions during their final embrace sold it for me. Jyn seems terrified, tearing up, veey understandable in that situation. Not quite ready on the inside, but accepting it. Perhaps awaiting a long career fighting for the rebels, only for it to be cut short like this...but she made it count, she really did.

Cassian, though, as he looks down and closes his eyes, his expression and body language indicate to me a sense of release. He said earlier in the movie all the things he and others did in the name of the rebellion, horrible things. And in death, now he has peace, he doesnt need to do horrible things anymore.

Just my two cents. Havent seen hardly any of the Andor series, though its on my list. But damn did this movie exceed my expectations when i saw it in theaters

"There are two ways to judge a man's character: by the woman he marries, and by the way he dies." - Adolf Hitler

The most tragic moment in Disney's star wars ( i actually teared up )

Long live the Jedi

As much as I love this film I cant get past the fact that Cassian is only 26 and played by an actor well into his late 30's. Laughable that the actor is even older {in his 40's} playing an even younger Cassian in the series. Luna looks his age where as Harrison Ford who was in his early 30's was believable playing Han Solo who in A new hope was in his late 20's. Some of the later data says that Han was in his early 30s, so not far from the actors real age of being 33. I cant help but laugh when they hire actors to play a character 10 + years younger than the actual character, no matter how good or bad an actor is.

The Death Star did not destroy the planet because it is not yet FULLY operational.

This scene alone is better than any of the sequel trilogy’s scenes

Visiting from 2025 after re-watching with my young child. I agree that after watching Andor, this feels much heavier. It was sad the first time, but heartbreaking now.

the way the death star just rises over the horizon, no big reveal or tension, only the acceptance of it, not as a challenge to overcome but almost a force of nature, a weapon which even the enemies watch in awe of.

Probably one of the most boring SW experiences I had in theaters. NGL.

Way do you need a death star when you can just use a f spaceship and hiperspace into a planet,disney is so smart arent they

Disney makes much better non skywalker movies and shows. Maybe they should make more rebel content instead of Rey movie

after i finished S2,I will come back to the comments

Yes, thats real heroes, There is no parade at the end for the real heroes of a war....

i just sobbed my eyes out for a good half hour watching this movie today

This is my number 🥈 Star Wars movie! Number 🥇 is Return of the Jedi!

It is an abysmal miscalculation to believe a mortal might destroy a planet… utter self worship.

it doesn't make any sense that death star explosions are so slow. but, I wouldn't trade this scene for anything

So does that means he's not coming back ?

This ending goes with the song “Die With a Smile”! 😭

it took the second death star's precision targeting to hit a moving starship. the first one wouldnt even be able to target anything less than the entire planet.

Andor made me appreciate Rouge One even more

I’m not afraid to admit but I cried at this scene

Tarkin just headshotted him with a planet killer, man that's cold.

This hits different after Andor....

After the original trilogy, this was the only Star Wars Film I liked

Que hermosura de pelicula

The scale of death in this movie actually got me 😊 it was so gigantic i actually got goosebumps when it appeared i was scared and imagining what if was real how deadly it wouldve been

Only good Disney Star Wars movie, having all the main characters die was such a good idea for it

I don’t get it how is there a season two if the nigga died?

On the flip side, one of my favourite movies ever, it draws from the Star Wars source material as well to extrapolate out the narrative, they're not remaking the original trilogy and adding a left-wing "flair" to it as with the latest trilogy.