Världspressen (inklusive George Lucas, som "älskade filmen") har fått se 28 minuter av kommande Star Wars-rullen Rogue One och en av de största siterna i världen gällande just filmanalyser, Slashfilm, har uttryckt oro. Tydligen fann de att delar av karaktärspresentationerna i de 28 minuter som de fick glutta på inte sköttes särskilt snyggt och därmed fick hela partier att kännas stressade. Såhär skriver de:
"The question proposed in this sub-header was the big discussion post-screening. It wasn't entirely clear if the footage we saw was the completely, finished version or if it had been chopped down just a bit for preview purposes. In any case, Rogue One seems to move fast, maybe even too fast. After the (really excellent) opening ten minutes, the film begins to leap between characters and locations at a dizzying pace, bringing us to a half-dozen different planets and moons and space stations in a matter of minutes, introducing characters and plunging them into action before we can even learn their names.
When viewed in the context of the larger film, this speed may work and may have been a necessary choice to get to the meat of the story as quickly as possible. But in these 28 minutes, it was jarring, as if we were watching the film at 1.5x speed. While each location feels rich with detail and each character feels promising, their introductions often feel a little too rushed and cut right down to the bone."