JUST KICK OUT RIAN JOHNSON

Rating: 5/10 (15 December 2017)

I am no movie critic, and I am far from being one. But I felt like the star wars fan in me had been stabbed by Rian Johnson. I am not going to say the movie was trash, but I personally liked The phantom menace more.
Luke, who at the end of "Return of the Jedi" was a strong and determined Jedi who was eager to be a Jedi and bring the order back, now is a hermit who doesn't even care if Leia is in danger.
Snoke. what can I say about Snoke? A character with more than great potential, and with knowledge, understanding, and deep bond with the force equal to the emperor, was killed without a backstory, without a fight... truly disappointing.
Needless to say to those who watched it that there were scenes that were unnecessary, such as the quest for the code master or whomever. Why all the secrecy about that stupid character Holdo? tell the plan to all the resistance and it would have given enough time to explain the past of Snoke or more on the battle of the salty planet, or more of the duel between Rey an Ben. On episode seven we were teased about the knights of Ren. Where are they? Where the hell are they?
On the bright side not everything was trash, visual effects, personally I'd give it an oscar; John Williams's composing was flawless (as usual); and Yoda played with the nostalgia in our hearts. C3P0 is still C3P0, Chewie is still chewie and Leia is still Leia (moment when she uses the force aside).
I started this review saying that I liked Episode one more, here why. Every previous Star Wars movie left something. On the original trilogy: nothing to comment, we all know the legacy they left. Episode III: Origin of Vader's betrayal of the Jedi, and the reason why Luke and Leia are appart, also the light saber duel on Mustafar was superb. Episode II: Origin of the Stormtroopers, and origin of the mentioned Clone Wars by Obi wan on episode VI. Episode I: At least left us The duel of the fates, and i am not talking about the song, I am talking about the Duel (It also left us with the second most loved Sith of all times Darth Maul ( not a personal opinion but a fact confirmed by a poll).
In conclusion I think it would be wise not to include Rian Johnson in the creation of a new trilogy. However my STAR WARS fan inside me (which is big, really big) forbids me from giving the movie less than 5 stars, but mind you I would give the Phantom menace a 6...