It is the day that Star Wars has been released and the big fans have already seen it in the midnight screenings. And our man who watched it on our behalf is here with the first review you will hear on the hot breakfast. Good morning, Steele Saunders. Good morning, Seb. It is a great date of the Star Wars fan. He's looking a little bleary-eyed, Lawrence Mooney. Went to the midnight session. I haven't slept since I last talked to you guys yesterday morning.

Wow.

It's been a busy program, steel.

Okay.

The Force Awakens.

It's had great reviews.

Where do you place it in the whole lexicon of the Star Wars films?

Well, it's going to take a while to digest, but it's definitely in the top four.

Okay.

And that's where it needs to be.

Yep, because we know the bottom three.

Do you think the bottom three are getting even more poorly reviewed as time goes on?

Because I seem to feel at the time

that it swung around by the time Revenge of the Sith came out that we thought, okay,

it's made good on the fandom menace, but now it seems that everybody wraps that sort of

initial trilogy, the second trilogy, chronologically, as all being bad.

Because you're a real attack of the clones kind of a guy, aren't you, Seb? I think over time, I think maybe people have softened. And now, and now I think with the new movies, it's, it's sort of a bit more diluted. So we don't have to like, like, like, rest on them so much. Right. Like, you know, police Academy 6 wasn't that good, but it was made up with Mission to Moscow.

So, uh, with a spoiler alert, alert, uh, give us a review.

I'm not going to ruin it for anyone.

And I just, if you are in to Star Wars, if you want to see the film, stay off the

internet because there is going to be some big spoilers out there today.

It was fantastic.

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