That different people have worked on the new Star Wars trilogy can be seen.

Rating: 6/10 (20 December 2019)

Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker is the latest movie from the Sar Wars series. This film is directed and partly written and produced by J. J. Abrams, who also directed the seventh Star Wars film.
In the film, the remaining resistance fighters are still fighting against the dominance of The First Order. Rumors are circulating that The Fist Order receives support from a mysterious dark force. Rey (Daisy Ridley) and the rest have to investigate this before The First Order becomes too powerful to stop.
J. J. Abrams has been given the difficult task of ending the Star Wars trilogy of Disney. After several directors have been busy with the trilogy that were not working on the same ideas, this has become more difficult for J. J. Abrams, because he had to work with the adjustments that director Rian Johnson made in the eighth part. That several people have worked on the new Star Wars films can be seen in the messiness between the films and the lack of a corresponding storyline. The messiness of the film can be seen in how the film sometimes appears somewhat familiar and predictable. Many moments feel like a repetition of beloved moments from another Star Wars film in the hope that fans can enjoy this. Unfortunately, these moments come across as a cheap imitation rather than an original own thing. Because they play it so safely with this film, there is also no real excitement. Furthermore, there is also no information about how certain things happened between the seventh, eighth and ninth Star Wars films.
Fortunately, the film still looks good with how everything is portrayed, but they have not added anything special to the film that has not previously emerged in other Star Wars films. Only new way in which the Force is used, but you also get no further explanation about this.
The acting is still done well by the cast, but you can see that the cast no longer really has the energy to work on this messy trilogy. Many new characters are also only used for certain purposes without them actually doing anything that you care about as a viewer.