Read this review, not others. (NO SPOILERS)

Rating: 3/10 (17 December 2017)

This isn't going to be what you expected, but to be honest, who did?
Star Wars series is so amazing. Capturing our imagination with fast spaceships close to the ground dodging and shooting lasers back and forth, it's great. This movie isn't.
If you walked out of Episode 7 with a giant grin on your face, anxious to know what happens next, you're seriously going to be seriously disappointed and I can't stress that enough. I know because that person was me.
Episode 7 was amazing, sure it was a Episode 4 remake, but it asked so many questions and answered so little about the characters we were going to be with for the next 2 films. Episode 8 is is quite the opposite. It wasn't amazing, not a remake (totally original, but in a bad way). Answers zero to no questions about any of the characters we've learned about.
This movie was extremely hyped, I know because I'm a 15 year old kid writing a review about a science-fiction movie series I grew up with. The second they announce a sequel after a movie that offered so much, it's inhumane not to be excited or at the least, curious about it.
There are 3 story lines in the film. One is great and offers a lot. It's basically the one you want to watch because the other two are so boring you wish the movie was just about that one.
The second storyline is completely useless. It's a waste of time and the people in it simply stall the plot from getting back to what's actually important.
The third story line is even worse. With constant cuts back and forth and back and forth make the plot advance almost nowhere. Sure, some scenes are cool (people who have seen the movie and know which plot line I'm talking about know which scene I'm talking about), but it ultimately plays no role in the half-baked showdown that wasn't even real. "Biggest Reveal in Star Wars History," yeah... not really.
A big reveal depends on what you want the reveal to be. Either who really Snoke is or who Rey's parents are. I'm not going to say which one actually is important, because for something to be important, it has to be said in the first place.
There is only one good things about this film in it's entirety.
Millennium Falcon scenes are the best. Nothing compares to it.
In conclusion, if you want to see this movie just for the heck of it and don't really care if the movie is good or bad, go watch it, you'll at the least be entertained.
If you are a fanboy who loves every aspect of the series and can recite lines from the saga from heart and want to know more to expand your knowledge, your knowledge truthfully won't really increase that much. Who are you?