There is no payoff in anything

Rating: 6/10 (17 December 2017)

This will be spoiler heavy and there is no easing into it so I will just go ahead.
Luke leaves a map because he wants to be found in case something happens. Rey comes to him and we find out he really doesn't want anyone to find him. Why leave a map then Luke?
Luke gets all pissed off because Rey went to the dark side cave in her meditation. There is nothing there but a mirror. Where is the darkness in it.
Luke went on the death star because he believed he can save his father. Why would he try to kill Ben in a moment of weakness?
Finn and Rose goes on an adventure to find the code breaker. They find him. Get caught in the last moment. He betrays them. So it goes nowhere.
This waste of an hour could be avoided if the Vice Admiral said "I have a plan. Sit tight.". Why was she acting so suspicious?
We see Kylo is not that dark. We see Rey is not that light. So where is the conflict? They just act like normal people. They are not Jedi, nor a Sith. There is no Dark or Light sides.
Finn tries to sacrifice himself to save what's left of the rebellion. Rose interrupts him. This also goes nowhere.
Finn will die. Nope. Leia is dead? Nope. Luke is dead? Nope. Oh, Luke is alive! Nope. WTF writers? Just pick something and go with it.
Snoke is gone. We don't know anything about him. Not even a hint. He just dies.
We find Rey is nobody.
We find that nothing matters. Snoke is nobody, Rey is Nobody, Luke doesn't act like Luke. Leia doesn't act like Leia. (She is insanely powerful with the force for some reason).
I don't even think people involved in making this movie even watched the original trilogy. There is so many pilot holes in this movie that the exhaust tube in the original Death Star seems like a nitpick.
Is it entertaining? Yes. Absolutely. I even gave 8 stars right after coming home from seeing it. After seeing it again I just got upset about everything.