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Rating: 10/10 (20 December 2017)

Star Wars: The Last Jedi did everything right.
All the negativity on the internet is absolutely appalling and those negative nancys who call themselves Star Wars fans and write these rediculous childish reviews should not be allowed to do so.
Here's what I read in most of these "reviews":
-Bad writing, pointless relationships, too many new stuff, nothing happened what I expected, bad cgi (???), long and tedious first half etc....
Funny enough....those same people criticised The Force Awakens for being too much of the same...
It's this whole new generation of Star Wars "fans" who just recently learned to know about the series and now ruin it for everybody else, the true fans.
And on the other hand there's the older generation who also despised the prequel trilogy for being way to different than the originals. Just rewatch those originals over and over if you can't handle change...
And now we're here, with The Last Jedi. A Star Wars movie that changes the game. It's true....I also had many expectations of things I thought were gonna happen, and nothing did...and that's one of the main reasons I love it so much.
It surprised me over and over again. The movie does build up slowly, but that's a good thing, because the second half will have you sitting on the edge of your seat for the rest of the duration.
All the CGI beauty flaws we saw in Force Awakens have been fixed to perfection. How they handled Carrie Fisher's character after her passing was beautiful and Mark Hammill has given us his best acting performance ever.
Also Daisy and Adam were fantastic, their on-screen chemistry was a thing of beauty.
Now here's one of the favorite nitpicks of the critics (spoiler ahead)

-SPOILER-

This one concerns the Force.
Something new has been introduced in The Last Jedi and that is, what I would like to call, Force Projection, and another one I'd like to call, Force Telepathy.
During the movie Kylo Ren and Rey can see eachother, talk to each other and even touch eachother while being apart. This was a new experience for both the character aswel. They did not know what was going on and neither did the audience.
At another point in the movie we see Luke arriving at the rebel base and handing over a charm to Leia. I emediatly noticed Luke was looking younger then when we previously saw him. He didn't have grey hair, his hair was also shorter and overall looked younger.
When he confronts Kylo Ren and his troops, Ren commands his troops to open fire on Luke and Luke allone. What follows is a barage of lasers being fired at luke.
But Luke comes out unharmed and dusts of his shoulder (funny).
What follows is Luke taking out his old blue lightsaber and a lightsaber duel between him and Ren takes place. When Ren delivers, what seems to be, the finishing blow, his lightsaber just passes through Luke not doing any harm. The next shot we see old Luke still on his island in a meditative state, collapsing shortly after.
That was marvelous, and it added so much more to what using the force can actually do.
The attention of detail during this entire scene is something only real Star Wars fanatics will pick up on.
And i'm not gonna go in depth about this particular detail. I'm just gonna applaud Rian Johnson for that and the realest fans will have picked up on it.
It's not because what we, the audience, have seen what the force can do in previous movies, that that's just it.
I love this bit of originality and makes me extremely curious for what's more to come.
It's sad that people nowadays can't handle any kind of change and feel the need to ruin an experience for the rest.
All the hate The Force Awakens received for being too much of the same now pales in comparison with the hate for too much of new stuff with The Last Jedi.
That's all I have to say about the whole matter.