This movie has more in common with spaceballs than Star Wars

Rating: 1/10 (1 January 2020)

Within the first 10 minutes of the movie, lore is broken twice, with many more to come as the movie goes on. Kylo is clotheslining people with his lightsaber (wrong)
you have poe making solos maneuvers look like nothing as he CONSTANTLY jumps through hyperspace without the use of the falcons navigation computer (wrong)
Tie fighters are traveling through hysperspace with him, whether by actually "following" him, or they have hyperdrives of their own. (WRONG)
You have Rey using force lightening without ever being struck by it first and instructed how to use it (wrong)
You have force ghosts NOW WIELDING LIGHTSABERS (wrong wrong wrong)
You have Rey using force powers no one has ever seen before, nor was she taught (wrong)
Jedi who were killed BEFORE learning how to become a force ghost show up in this movie as "voices" indicating they DID learn how to be a force ghost, which is (wrong)
Now for plot holes!
Most of the plot revolves around this stupid way finder that points to the VERY SECRET location of palpatine (because making a map to your secret location makes so much sense) and Kylo possesses one within the first 20 seconds of the movie. If Rey was capable of reaching through time and space because of their super dumb "force connection", she could have just stolen his way finder from the beginning and saved the team a lot of trouble.
Secondly, the lore has established that in order to build a galaxy controlling armada...surprise surprise! It turns out it takes A LOT of money to pull that off. This fleet he pulls out of literally nowhere is a million times the size of anything he had in the empire...but the issue here is he was the emperor of the whole freaking universe, with unlimited resources at his disposal. If he had built THIS fleet from the beginning, he would have never lost Vader, his status, his wealth or his empire. What's worse about this plot hole is explaining HOW he paid for it all, because as far as I could see, not a soul in the first order knew of his survival either! if they had, when kylo killed snoke, you would think an officer would have pulled him aside and said "yo, you might think you're in charge, but in reality, palpatine is still alive, and you just killed one of his weirdo creations. You might want to go check in with him."
But no, that didn't happen. Furthermore, The first order HAS NO BACKING. Palpatine gained power and backing and support FROM THE ENITRE GALAXY by being cunning, manipulative, and deceitful. The first order has none of that because they decided to BLOW UP EVERYONE they were supposed to be cunning, manipulative and deceitful towards.
To summarize this plot hole is simply HOW TF IS PALPATINE PAYING FOR EVERYTHING WITHOUT ANY SUPPORT FROM THE GALAXY, OR EVEN KNOWLEDGE OF HIS SURVIVAL?!?!? Flat out makes no sense.
The final plot hole is...well, the most obvious...it's palpatines survival. To understand the importance of him staying dead, one needs to understand that the story of palpatine and Vader was inspired by Christianity. Anakin, born of a virgin, prophesied to be the "savior" of the force...you get my drift. The entire story of Star Wars is a remarkably brilliant "what if" based on Jesus possibly giving in to one of satans temptations in his journey out in the desert. If Jesus, a man with so much power, gave into sin and hatred, what sort of powers would he have then? What destruction would he wrought?
My point here is that in this "what if" scenario where Jesus becomes evil, Satan becomes just as central of a figure as evil Jesus, because they're connected. Satan the reason why evil Jesus is the way he is. Now, when evil Jesus finally decides to return to the light and kill Satan, still making the sacrifice of himself that was required, that's it. Satans dead. You can't bring him back, because to bring him back undoes the importance of that sacrifice.
I mean, seriously...how ignored would Jesus' actions have been if he only preached that he was going to die for the sins of everyone, but only for 30ish years. No one would take that seriously! They would have all laughed at him, gone their own way and never thought of him again.
That is how this movie should be treated. It should be laughed at, go your own way and never think of it again, because this movie can't be taken seriously. Finn was again disregarded as a character to take seriously, Poe hasn't had a single character arc that drives him to change in this entire trilogy, and Rey has god mode cheat codes in the whole movie, as well as stealing a name and house that doesn't belong to her, no matter how much Luke and leia stupidly grinned at her doing such things. I'd rate this movie 0 if I could, because not only is it the worst Star Wars movie ever made, but it's not even a good movie by general movie standards.