My heart is broken, I'm crying inside :/

Rating: 1/10 (18 December 2017)

I was so waiting for this movie, just as I did for TFA and I knew JJ was out so I was convinced that it can only be good. And now, three hours after watching the movie I'm not yet sure whether this was the worst Star Wars I have ever seen or TFA.
-- The Plotholes -- (Obviously, from now on SPOILERS ahead.)
Well, there are so many of them - again - that it is a disgrace in itself. The movie picks up literally after the events of TFA, like there is less time between the the movies, than there is between Rogue One and New Hope. The two major story arcs are: the Struggle of the Rebel Fleet and Luke's island. Now, there is no better way to put this: the two arcs are not happening within the same amount of time. It is quite clear that on the island, days are passing, while with the fleet only a handful of hours.
Then there is a third story arc, where Finn and the girl (don't really know her name) have an idea, after skyping with Maz, that they should go to a planet, while the First Order is literally on their tails, to find a man, bring him back, make him break into the system of the capital ship of the Order and escape. Now this whole terrible idea takes them like a night. Of course they manage to do all of this, whatever.
But there is this guy, Benicio del Toro (we don't really know his name either) who later betrayes them, but I don't actually get how... The betrayel is portrayed as that the guy makes a deal with Brienne of Tarth, tells her about the escape plan of the Rebels, which he got from Finn and in return get paid. The problem is that, not only him, but Finn is not aware of this Rebel plan either. It is crystal clear they can't. This is rubbish.
Earlier in the movie, Hux, the resident imbecile fails to destroy the Rebels, Snoke is angry about it, but later on the imbecile tells Snoke about a plan, that they are capable of following the Rebels in hyperspace. But Snoke must have known about that, because the device was on his ship.
And there are so many more, annoying plotholes, which I'm not gonna explain all, because I'd get a stroke.
-- Characters --
Supreme Leader Snoke, is in the movie. Why? To die a pointless death. But it is not the worst of it. We've been waiting two, TWO years for this movie to finally get information about the guy and finally in this installation... Well, we didn't get anything. Like... really... we did not get ANYTHING.
By the way, he looks awful... I mean, not because of his scars, but his motion capture is just so bad.
Admiral Ackbar, is in the movie. Why? To die a pointless death. And by the way this one hurts a lot, as he is and has always been a fan favourite.
Captain Phasma is in the movie. Why? To die a pointless death. I'm not willing to say more, because there is nothing to talk about her.
Luke is finally actively in the movie, but I'm not satisfied with his arc. He is just not the Luke we knew from the original triology.
Leia is in the movie. She dies, but than she doesn't. She uses the force to stay alive in space, which is remarkable. I don't know how she did it, but it is remarkable.
Maz is in the movie. Guess what? We do not get to know anything of her. She is a badass, but that is all.
Yoda is in the movie!!! I was super excited when I saw his head from the back. And then they showed us what they call Yoda. He looks awful. He honestly is ugly, because of bad CGI. Btw, now he is all mighty, he can control thunders, which is cool.
-- Other stuff --
There are some good jokes in the movie, but for a Star Wars it felt a bit too much.
And they pushed the cuteness level to the top, in a very-very bad way. Those chicken-penguins are properly annoying.
I think I'll finish now, but I could go on for hours I'm afraid... And what is the most annoying in this, is that with the backing of Disney - which means infinite money - they could do something SO good. And they are cabale of that as Rogue One was properly amazing.