Not everything is fair in Star Wars

Rating: 7/10 (11 July 2018)

I'm fan of Star Wars for all my life, i don't remember the first time I saw Episode IV. So when I see something I don't like in Star Wars I try to act as if someone familiar had done something wrong, trying to look the bright side and defending him with every argument I have. But there are some kind of things you just can't ignore.
The Dark Side
I think in The Last Jedi as two different movies. The first half of the movie is indescribable. The substantial change of tone of the Star Wars movies is hard to go through.
The humour style of Guardians of the Galaxy doesn't fit in Star Wars no matter how much you look at it. Don't misunderstand me, I love GotG, but in its place, Star Wars is different. Humour have been always a part of Star Wars, but in other ways, in Han Solo's scoundrel ways. Luke throwing away his father's lightsaber is heartbreaking.
Also, this first part of the movie contains other pathetic moments as Leia floating in space (denying the noble end it was going to have), Poe using Hux's mother to blame him, Maz confusing appearance or Canto Bight, which i will define as a good idea (with outstanding work behind) but bad developed.
There are also messy issues in the second half, like Rose ending (allow Finn's sacrifice or doing it herself, but the thing that happens is...well...), but i speak in general.
The Light Side
Everything gets better after the appearance of Yoda. I though at first that it would be somethinf forced and easily nostalgic. But he said two or three phrases with tons of knowledge, and all started to improve. It seems like another movie since that moment.
Basically everything involving Kylo Ren and Rey reunites the interest of the film, because they're the most powerful characters and the best things in this sequels. The moment when they stand back to back against praetorian guards, good and bad joining forces for the first time in Star Wars in this way, is for me one of the best moments of the saga (but always after original movies). Also the true about Rey parentage, Kylo killing Snoke (both things I predicted and celebrated), light-speed crash, the Falcon in the mine, Rey lifting rocks, and the last glance Kylo directs to Rey plunged in despair, are powerful moments that weigh in the balance for this film. I wonder what had happened in Star Wars if Rey accepted Kylo's offer. It would have been interesting, for the least.
I accept that some backgorund for Snoke would be better, but don't forget it is the same treatment Palpatine had in 1983 (but repeated this time).
Luke deserves his own analysis, beacuse like Mark Hamill himself said, anyone expected this. But once you accept the fact that he is not the Luke you would like to see, I think his noble sacrifice at the end is worthy, and in the lore his importance is somehow reestablished.
For all this things, I give the movie a 7/10 because I think its good moments do as they can with Ep VII starting point, and it is entertaining. And honestly, the viewers that have entered Star Wars world recently will have fun, and they don't deserve to see a 1/10 to consider to watch it or not. The problem is that this movie uses a whole Universe with 40 years of making as its backgorund, and simply, its terrible initial problems take it away for the level expected. Not everything is fair in Star Wars.