The cgi was good, I guess

Rating: 2/10 (24 December 2019)

Some of the worst contrived, and full of holes writing I've ever seen... Ever.
Acting was... Decent for the most part,
Cgi was pretty good, then again, Disney has a lot of money.
Rey is an even bigger Mary Sue than ever before.
Hux is... Even more inconsistent, though his motivations do somewhat make sense.
Choreography was by and large ATROCIOUS. Want good sword fights, watch: Adorea, Buffy s2e22, or the Witcher. Hell even the prequels. As someone with Sword training (HEMA+medieval reenactment), this was a damn insult to combat in any shape or form, somehow worse than the throne room scene in TLJ.
Hyperspace makes even less sense, when they could've fixed both tracking and ramming relatively easily.
Eg: "tracker needs to be partially in hyperspace to track ships through it, thus, it can collide with ships that are in hyperspace." To add to this "trackers only work with ships in the same frequency. As such, everyone now randomises their hyperspace frequency, making it impossible to track"
It's complete BS, but it fixes both issues with no real issues, unlike the throwaway line we got, which just causes more issues.
I thought, when sitting down to watch this Trainwreck that it'd at least be funny-bad, but it ended up just being bad-bad...