Did this movie try or not?

Rating: 3/10 (6 May 2018)

It was very hard to know if they actually tried to make this a good movie or just a product. Ryan Johnson might have been trying to do something, and that's what ruined it. When a main story is started and you make a trilogy, you have to keep the original storyline it wanted to do, and the people that made it. The Force Awakens was alright, but this was just bad in many areas
I don't get how critics praised this. Only being praised for visual effects (which any major company can do, music (it's the same Star Wars music, nothing new), and aesthetic (what?).
This was a disaster for everyone. First, let me start off by saying, about everyone in the theater were either confused or neutral when the movie ended. Nobody was happy. A dude kept on saying, "what the heck" to the stuff that made no sense, and there were a lot of it.
The story isn't great, it's a copy and tried to do it's own little thing once, but it was a stupid message that nobody cares about. Many plotholes and moments were you just feel sad about what they did to specific characters.
Fanservice. Big parts these movies have to offer is offer something great to the millions of patient and loyal Star Wars fans that has been waiting over the years. This can be argued to not be important, but it's something that was really made to make a fantasy that people loved. I didn't have an theories or anything, but the all the things this movie changed are trash and puzzling. Lots of the people you'd think were badass, just aren't. And there isn't one lightsaber battle.
This tried to go theme by theme and felt like it didn't even know what to do at times. The whole goal of what they tried to do at the end of the movie was just ridiculous. It wasn't entertaining as much, and it doesn't even make you think about all what happened, it makes you simply disappointed.