Everybody knows.... the good guys lost

Rating: 1/10 (23 March 2018)

Cinematically and Actually.
Yes, I'm quoting the great Canadian songwriter Leonard Cohen, ask a plain example of intelligent writing which this movie is entirely void of.
Cinematically, TLJ let's the good guys loose, but what's even worse, the directory, Disney and Hollywood in general are actually loosing. Loosing respect, viewership and trust. As long as they can make a buck, who-gives-a-hoot what the audience thinks.
Rigged critics reviews, inflated review scores and outright lies.
In my entire circle of friends there isn't a single person that liked TLJ. Liked? They loathe it for insulting their intelligence. The lamest, clingiest jokes, disregard for continuity and utter stupidity.
Sure the CGI is great, but not in a surprising way like when we first saw Avatar.
Like all the current day superhero blockbuster movies, it's tinged in gamers style action sequences, sprinkled with political agendas and correctness.
Nothing I want to see when I go to the cinema for escapism. Instead, I'm slapped in the face by preachy feminism and infantile humour. C'mon Disney even teenagers can see thru your BS these days.
If only George hadn't sold the franchise. I'll gladly forgive him for Jar-Jar, but this crotch of a movie should be buried in the annals of the worst Sci-Fi flicks ever.
I'll certainly will nominate it for a Razzie award.