Well, not the one that I expected (a little bit disappointing to me as a huge Star Wars fan), but hey, at least it doesn't just copy "Empire Strikes Back!"

Rating: 7/10 (14 December 2017)

But some elements from the original trilogy (especially "Empire Strikes Back") will still remain recognizable to fanboys and fangirls from all around the globe such as the giant-but-ineffectively-slow-four-legged-metal walkers, the attack on white-hued-rebel/resistance-base planet, the stranded Jedi Master in a faraway uncharted sacred planet (both are running away from the war to find the best way to die peacefully), the last Jedi candidate training with the said Jedi Master, the reckless way the last Jedi candidate to avoid his/her friends/allies/loved-ones form certain death in the hand of the enemy by stupidly facing of the main force behind the Darkside (directly) while he/she isn't even ready yet (for their training is incomplete), the union of the aforementioned Jedi Master with the Force, and of course, the attempt of the rebel/resistance to escape from the empire/first order reach that happens from the beginning of the movie until the closing credits.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is one big weakness of this movie: why does this movie have to be a run-and-chase movie in the outer space? Isn't Star Wars called Star Wars because there are WARS among the stars between good and evil instead of just running away hopelessly just to survive? I mean, sure "Empire Strikes Back" did the same (that's why it's not my favorite Star Wars movie despite everyone saying it as the best Star Wars movie, though it's not bad) but at least in "Empire Strikes Back" the rebels are running not for the sake of survival, but to prepare for their next great (and final) assault against the evil force (in "Return of the Jedi") for they were assembling their massive fleet somewhere among the stars before warping their asses out right in front of the main villain's latest hideout. But in this movie, almost the entire portion of the conflict (or war) happens during the chase-and-run-away scene when the supreme leader's massive mega star destroyer (FYI, the name of the mothership is "Supremacy", which fits the tone of the latest darklord, which is kinda awesome and badass for a name!) where the big-ass ship keeps firing on Leia's fleet without the latter has any kind of power to fight back.
But, despite the slow-paced plot the writers pulled on us, there are several awesome scenes worth to be highlighted like Admiral Holdo's fearless sacrifice, Luke's display of one of his force powers that shows viewers the level of his connectivity with the Force, Rey-Ren duo against the royal guards, Master Yoda's (yes people, he's back!) wise teaching and the degree of his force power, and, the last one that I personally think worth mentioning, Kylo Ren's shirtless hot body (no homo).
Oh, I forgot to mention of how MCU has an influence on this movie regarding the jokes, the kind that the previous Star Wars movies didn't have, which I think, elevates the value and scoring/rating of the movie and helps to lighten up the dark tone this franchise had since it's very first movie.
Well, I hope the next (and final) installment of this new Star Wars trilogy doesn't just fix and cover the weakness that belong to this movie, but also become the perfect and satisfying closing of the war between good and evil for total control of the torn up galaxy, just like "Return of the King" did to the Lord of the Rings saga