Not a good movie, and definitely not a Star Wars movie

Rating: 1/10 (18 January 2018)

Take the Iron cage of PC, copy some ideas from Episodes V and VI, write a plot that doesn't go anywhere and is so full of holes and inconsistencies that a mid-school student could write a better one, put inside this "storyline" questionable politicised (mostly SJW) content in form of bad characters and story choices, introduce stupid jokes that make no sense in the scenes, forget basic logic, physics and overall how humans behave, add some Disney "lets sell toys and make money" -magic, and call this mess Star Wars - voila you have The Last Jedi
Only thing this movie left me feel other than disappointment was a wonder how can this bad of a movie ever be made and released with such resources Disney/Lucasarts has and already established SW saga with history and universe where to place the story. Really, James Franco should make a new film after the Disaster Artist about making of the Last Jedi, title would be something like "The Castration of Luke - The Idiots Behind TLJ".
There have been many reviews in YouTube, here and RT taking on most of the faults in the movie so I will focus on my own view three points that in my opinion summarizes this mess of a movie as one who:
-Grew up with SW saga (games, books, comics, toys, and the movies of course), and did not like TFA (nothing new, too childish, bad new cast and characters, mostly copy of ANH) but thought that it is sort of ok to make the first movie of new series safe and for everybody, if the second part will be more for adults and make the new characters actually deep, realistic and interesting. So, I wanted to really give TLJ and Disney a second chance, especially after seeing Rogue One (ending with the Vader scene was great) which was quite reasonable side story. Well, how wrong I was. TLJ makes TFA actually look like a decent Star Wars movie now.
So my points:
1. The Last Jedi does not make any sense as a movie
Objectively speaking this is just a bad (sequel) movie: Ship chasing ship, boring and shallow characters, not giving any answers to questions raised in TFA (whether you like this setup or not), everything feels out of place (jokes, romance, action, Las Vegas full of evil capitalists doing Gatsby party, Luke milking sea cows??), scenes lead to nothing and do not matter for the whole story, read the previous reviews with details, it is just a bad movie by itself (Without Star Wars title and figures just messy and average sci-fi promoting identity politics).
Just as an example of really terrible scene: finally when Finns character does something heroic and what actually matters - trying to save others by sacrificing himself - the (whatshername Disney Asian market entry) sidekick stops him with some lame high school first love BS. I made myself to watch this movie to the end, and thought that wow I actually feel something in this scene when Fin was speeding to sacrifice himself (small doubt in my mind it will not happen), but no, Finn is stopped in his only moment of trying to be true hero (look definitions of greatest heroism, from Ancient Greece onwards sacrificing yourself for others to survive has been the highest mark of a true hero, skin in the game, paying the price).
2. The Last Jedi is not Star Wars movie
This movie breaks many Star Wars "rules" - (inconsistency with the previous movies), and has not SW lore (besides breaking it), mythology, dialogue or characters, why do they call it SW? Look the comments here, many have described the scenes in detail (such as hyperspace kamikaze, Yoda burning the history of jedis, Lukes character, Luke saying that Jedi "hubris" and arrogance creates evil, Rey's powers without training, Hux being the most incompetent imperial officer ever, the villains as childing space nazis, new stupid things with the force such as Leia flying and surviving space, WWII opening scene..). And sure, the figures and ships look like Star Wars, but that is all about it. They are like puppets made to dance some weird Saturday Night Live political satire or MTV parody. There are much better and deeper SW stories in books (e.g. Thrown trilogy) and even in video games (e.g. the Knights of the Old Republic).
There are no real jedi in the movie (the idea of jedi that has been developed over time with the SW saga), so where does the title of the movie come from and who is the last jedi?? The idea that jedi are outdated (this equals saying good and bad are outdated) is as anti-SW as possible and destroys the core of the SW idea. I actually think that the writers of TLJ did not understand the concept of evil in the SW saga - it is not only deeds per se, but also the motivation behind these or lack of virtue that leads to the dark side ("A Jedi uses the Force for knowledge and defense, never for attack" - Yoda), and for that you need to have real character development that includes having motivation people can relate to.
Why the original SW was so popular is that it clearly achieved to describe something "timeless" about human nature and societies that is not rooted only in certain historical time and place (such as the dualism and balance between good and evil in form of Sith and Jedi). Also, it transcended over mundane politics, race, religion and strife between groups (especially considering 70s), the original SW was in many ways intended for everybody and inspired people. TLJ on the other hand forcefully tries to stuff politics down our throats, so my last point..
3. The Last Jedi is TOO politicised
Please don't ruin SW with your questionable political motives. The movie is so obvious with identity politics and SJW message that this most probably will even turn against what they are trying to achieve with it. Maybe with all the virtue singling they forgot that they also have to produce good story and real character development? Especially the really obvious anti-male agenda (Holdo, Mary Sues, weak males, females=good, leaders, rational, independent vs males=bad, childish, emotional, anti-heroes) makes the choices in storytelling wise insane, and might backlash for actual strive for equality. Star Wars movies have always had strong female characters that feel real and which people can relate to (e.g. Leia, Mara Jade, even Padme, Mon Montha), TFA and TLJ just have basically unrealistic and uninteresting Mary Sues.
I come from one of the most gender equal countries in the world (I am grown up by seeing strong female leaders etc), but c'mon, the TLJ is like taking introduction course to post-modernism and gender studies in college with professor "All men are evil". Hence, this film might even be more a parody to feminism than actually trying to promote it. Most of the women I know do not want to be patronised like this. For example, Admiral "Hunger Games/professor gender studies/secret masterplan" Holdo is completely unnecessary in the movie, why not use Admiral Akbar for the light speed kamikaze any other reason than bringing one more rational and leading female characters to save the day and show how stupid and useless Poe's masculinity is.
Regarding the social commentary in general: The Episodes 1-3 actually show some mechanism of how corruption gradually happens through character and story development, maybe not in stylish way to all but still at least descriptively elementary way. TLJ just slams some comments explicitly at audience face (feminism, anti-capitalism, corrupt politicians, veganism) without any style and depth. Like elementary school debate club. If you want advance these things please do it at least subtle and story wise fitting way.