So, this is how Star Wars die... with turning into Resident Evil!

Rating: 3/10 (20 December 2019)

Episode VIII The Last Jedi was bad. It made little sense. Was a strange rehash of episodes V and VI. It had an agenda that essentially was wrong for Star Wars. You thought that Star Wars can't get worse.
But, at least it looked good and it was somewhat coherent.
Now, all of a sudden, we have a zombie Emperor. But, others too. Kylo Ren is killed then ressurected by Rey. Near the end, Rey dies and is ressurected by Kylo. Then, Kylo Ren dies from ressurecting Rey but he dissapears, otherwise she would be able to ressurect him and then die from it and we would have a vicious endless circle (or maybe not, I don't know, there "ressurection rules" are weird, seems they work in whatever way it fits the story... or lack thereof).
Also, this Zombie Emperror is not very scary. For a master manipulator, he has no control what-so-ever of what's going on. He just keeps telling everyone "I planned this all along", but, it's just for show. Sure, that's what politicians do, but, Palpatine was a master politician, who also actually was in control, at least most of the time. Sequels managed to ruin everyone, even Palpatine.
So, this all is turning into Resident Evil by making as much sense and having a female protagonist with unexplained and strange powers which saves the day at the end, killing the master zombie. At least Mila Jovovich was hot (at the start of Resident Evil).
While it is terrible, it has a few good moments, but all are for the "old guard" - Chewie and Lando. Leia is bad, terrible at times. Only a few archived shots actually work and fit. R2-D2 and C-3PO also don't have moments, though not for lack of trying, especially with 3PO.
Also, some of the damage from The Last Jedi is fixed, but some is not. The "Holdo maneuver is 'one-in-a-million' " fix doesn't work, it actually makes it worse. Also, in trying to show that Rey is not a Mary Sue, she loses to Kylo Ren in a light saber duel, but it's obvious that's just for show, it actually doesn't make sense, not given what we saw before, not what happens later.
Of all the other bad things, I'm just gonna say that it's terrible that Anakin Skywalker doesn't appear at all and seeing Yoda and Obi-Wan one last time would have been nice, too.
In a sense, trying to make a movie for "everybody", JJ Abrams and the gang made a movie for _nobody_. It is the _worst_ Star Wars movie, worse than The Last Jedi and Solo. It doesn't even look very good.
At the end, there is no sense of accomplishment, achievement, joy, success. Nothing. Not even sadness or any such thing, though, it's kind of obvious the movie was not shooting for that, but, see, they didn't even hit that buy accident - it is simply a complete and utter miss.
You're basically just happy it's over. There is nowhere to go from here, actually. Star Wars, as we know it, is really dead and gone. There will be various exploitation shows (like Mandalorian), maybe even some movies. Some of them will not be terrible (like Mandalorian), though some will probably be terrible like "Solo". But, this "Skywalker saga", the heart and sole of Star Wars, it is no more. It's sad, but also it's good, because what sequels were doing to Star Wars was horrible and it's best it ended.
Seeing it just to make sure it really is the end of Star Wars is the only reason I can give for watching this movie.