Disappointig but Satisfying?

Rating: 5/10 (20 December 2019)

This movie is disappointing. This movie could've been the universally like movie in the new Trilogy but it sadly isn't. Every single unique moment becomes almost immediately redundant. For example:
Rey blowing up on of the transport ships that Chewie was on. Jaw dropped. Next scene HE'S ALIVE!
Leia using the "last of her strength" to reach Kylo/Ben and in that moment of vulnerability, Rey puts a lightsaber through his chest, but FORCE HEALS HIM; HE'S ALIVE!
Palpatine sends Kylo into a CHASM and Rey dies after her battle with Palpatine. But then, KYLO'S ALIVE! He then uses the same Force Heal ability that Rey used to bring her back to life; SHE'S ALIVE! The share a kiss and can finally be toge--oh Kylo's dead.
This movie doesn't really know what it wants to be, it's very messy in the sense it's trying to give some fan service while being wrapped up in having every character their own plot. It gets boring from so much ham-fisted story telling and the lightsaber duels that are shared between Rey and Kylo are weak. The "choreography" is terrible and there's no emotion behind them either. Also the final battle between Palpatine and Rey/Kylo is very weak too. Not even one last epic lightsaber battle, just some recycled moment from Episode III that defeats him.
Overall there is some nice bit of fan service but it's not enough to make this a satisfying send off for one of the most iconic movie franchises of all time. If you rewatch this trilogy there's very little plot cohesion to build up what could've been a big pay off, unlike the other trilogies. It's very clear that Disney didn't have Road map like they did with the Avengers and it would've greatly benefit from one.