How can a movie with a large number of action scenes be so boring? As mentioned in other reviews, the movie is so much a Star Wars copy that it is almost criminal....but that is not the real problem. The real problem is: 1. The actors, even those who are good actors, are forced into some wooden language, wooden expressions and wooden dialogue. There really is no sense of urgency or expression or fear or anger on anyone's faces. This is the the actor's fault, this is direction and writing. 2. Outside of the initial scenes, the rest of the movie looks like it was done on a computer and a green screen stage...at a local high school. The effects were bad. How can a movie from 46 years ago LITERALLY have better effects, better background, better laser scenes and everything else. This was really bad effects and CGI. 3. Action? About that. The action is done is slow-motion, which takes the 'action' out of the scene. 4. Plot devices. Everybody is exactly where they need to be when they have to. Somehow ships that are about a mile long can 'sneak up' a 100 ft behind people without them knowing. One scene our protagonist is dodging multiple laser shots and the next scene she is captured by a slow robot that I could outrun(and I am middle-aged with knee replacement). Oh, and they make everything dark and moody so you cannot see how bad the action is. Take a pass.....trust me.

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