This movie spits on 40 years of Star Wars franchise

Rating: 2/10 (20 December 2017)

There is really nothing much to say here, about everything they make in this movie is absolutely nonsensical and opposite to what Lucas ever built.
Luke's character has been murdered totally, Yoda even worse.
Spaces battles make no sense at all, every decision made by anyone in charge is absurd, from the first scene where the dreadnaught doesn't fire on the ONLY capital ship that the rebellion managed to save after 30 years of ruling (compared to the Endor fleet under the most powerful sith lord reign ever).
If you thought Kylo Ren was ridiculous in episode 7, then oh wow, let the might lord snokes take his place of the most pathetic villain in history. WE HAD PALPATINE BEFORE, my God, how can we go from Palpatine to SNOKE, really ???
Let's not talk about Rey who has a master jedi level of alteration with crazy telekinesis power (remember, Master Yoda, young, fighting count Dooku, two MASTERS have trouble lifting a pillar on geonosis but Rey lifts about 4 tons of rubble without breaking a sweat).
Oh and yeah, of course, Rey and Kylo Ren, in all their mightyness almost get their ass kicked by power rangers versions of imperial guards, yeah ok, makes sense. Those power rangers having gloves that perfectly blocks lightsabers but not the rest of their armor, yeah, mkay, makes sense, very logical.
Also, Disney, this is Star Wars, not Avengers, don't pull a joke every minute... this is plain ridiculous.
well, in any case, i don't know what will happen on Episode 9 but it'll be the first movie that i won't watch in theaters.
To think that reviews top rank this piece of crap is baffling, The same critics that spat on the prequel trilogy that, while it was pretty poor in terms of screenplay and acting, was still a very very logical star wars story. Here we have a plot that has more holes than GruyÃ¨re, new characters that are utterly useless, pathetic villains, absurd lead, degenerate generals but yeah, let's praise Disney and Rian Johnson.