Star Wars: The Last Jedi - Every Deleted Scene Ranked From Worst To Best

As is the norm for most big-budget movies, the home media release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi is a goodie box full of behind-the-scenes featurettes, audio commentaries, and deleted scenes.

The latter is quite an extensive part of the bonus disc, too, including 13 additional scenes and an exclusive look at some of the creatures and props that didn't make it into the Canto Bight casino sequence.

That's a lot of extra material, and as you might expect, it's not all cinematic gold - this stuff was cut for a reason. But there are some genuinely great moments that director Rian Johnson left on the cutting room floor, and out of all 13 deleted scenes, there are definitely some that should have been left in the movie.

These additional scenes contain a bit of everything: entire action sequences, quick character moments, solitary shots and unfinished special effects work. It's interesting to consider what effect this surplus footage would have had on the final cut, and while a lot of it is throwaway, there are still some gems lurking here.

So let's separate the worst from the best!

There's some fantastic creature work on display in The Last Jedi, but that alone doesn't make a scene worth including.

This scene adds nothing to the story, tells us nothing we didn't already know, and besides raising a chuckle or two, it's hard to imagine anyone remembering it as a standout moment. Because it's not.

Then again, there's literally only seconds of axed footage here (the front and tail-ends of the scene stayed the same; only those extra shots of the Caretakers were removed), so it really wouldn't have made a difference whether it was included or not.