Extremely exhausting

Rating: 4/10 (16 June 2020)

What's so exhausting is the fact that this is a sequence of noisy scenes edited together without proper rhythm or room for true feelings. It's a constant overkill of special effects, chases, contrived over-dramatic dialog, explosions, all without ever taking any risk. You know from minute one that no lead will die or get hurt, and only puppets/living props will.
Without anything at stake, the explosions and lightning gets tiring very quickly because you feel you are wasting your time, only made worse by lazy, sloppy writing that doesn't take in account any visible constraints in physics, human strength and without any attempt to plug any plot holes.
Visits to planets are quick and serve nothing more than a different visual background. The scale of practically every location is so huge, you can't relate to them anymore as a human being.
Everything I watch feels like repeating an existing scene from one of the past movies.
There's nothing surprising, nothing daring, nothing authentic.
After the previous Star Wars movie (a true cinematic abortion) and this one, I'm just too exhausted to watch another one ever again.