Season 1 – Star Wars: The Acolyte

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Leon C @TrueBlue27 5d Looked forward to this, wanted to like it, truly did. It's terrible, truly terrible. Not even good as stand alone a sci fi series. See more Bob J @GametimeD Dec 19 the fight choreography is good so is the first episode but the rest makes my regret living omfg its trash See more Yuan Z. @Lorewalker777 Dec 18 This was absolutely the worst Star Wars show or movie I’ve ever seen. See more Brayden G @DeadShotVibe802 Dec 5 Horrible show I do not recommend See more Travis J Nov 26 One of the worst things Disney has put out in the last decade, and that's saying something. The plot is incomprehensibly stupid and has more holes than solid spots. The acting very cringe from most of the cast only afew performances worth noting. Lot's of poorly choreographed scenes. Have I Mentioned the blatant stupidly of the plot? Or how incredibly contrived so much of it is? The entire thing is a trash fire from start to finish and probably ended quite afew careers. Save yourself don't bother watching. If your hungry from more starwars content watch anything else, there's even a Christmas special you could watch is just as bad but shorter at least. See more Nov 24 "The Acolyte" stands as a glaring disappointment and a betrayal to the loyal Star Wars fandom, True fans! of the OG trilogy and George Lucas. Undermining decades of meticulously crafted lore with blatant disregard. Leslye Headland a former assistant to S#x Predator Harvey Weinstein! , who created, wrote, and executive produced the series, has shown not only a shocking lack of respect for the franchise’s core mythology but has also alienated fans through dismissive and often rude responses to legitimate criticism. Her decision to bring in her wife, known for publicly attacking fans and sowing division, only deepened the wounds in a community that once felt united by their love of Star Wars. Adding insult to injury is the atrocious performance by Amandla Stenberg, whose acting frequently comes across as wooden and unconvincing, sapping any emotional weight the show might have had. Rather than addressing valid fan concerns with professionalism, Stenberg has repeatedly lashed out in interviews and social media posts, blaming fans for their critical responses in cringe-worthy and defensive ways. This hostility toward the audience undermines any goodwill and further fractures the already divided fanbase. The show’s reckless rewriting of established canon isn’t just a creative misstep—it's an INSULT. Key elements of Sith history, the Force, and pivotal events are twisted or ignored, causing confusion and outright anger among fans. This isn’t evolution; it’s erasure of the foundation George Lucas painstakingly laid down. The infusion of heavy-handed "woke" agendas only compounds the damage, prioritizing social messaging over narrative coherence and alienating viewers who simply wanted an authentic Star Wars experience. Adding fuel to the fire is Headland’s controversial connections, including closeness to figures like Harvey Weinstein, raising questions about the culture surrounding the show’s production. Instead of fostering respect and understanding, the climate around the series has been toxic, with fans who voice critique unfairly branded as bigots or worse—silenced rather than engaged. This cultural warfare against long-time supporters reflects a disturbing trend of prioritizing ideology over artistry and fans’ genuine passion. At its core, "The Acolyte" feels like a power play by Leftist liberal dems!—people more interested in making political statements that tramples on the legacy of Star Wars, disrespects George Lucas’s vision, and treats its audience with condescension rather than gratitude. For true fans, it’s hard not to see this as a reckless and bitter chapter in the franchise’s history, one that deserves to be called out for the canonical disrespect and cultural divisiveness it represents. See more Read all reviews

Star Wars: The Acolyte — Season 1

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