Mark Hamill is a great actor - the only worthy point in this movie

Rating: 8/10 (24 December 2017)

First of all, this is a well-made movie, better than most out these days.
On the other hand, it has absolutely destroyed another part of Star Wars. And well, nothing else left from now on.
Don't get me wrong here, I'm not mad at Disney because they purely want to sell products and use a movie as a vehicle for them - George Lucas made way more money with gadgets and collectables than with the movies, too.
And well, he made terrible mistakes with the prequel trilogy, yes.
The Force Awakens was a simple copycat of the original Star Wars movie - a very lame one. And it made one of the greatest mistake: You don't get your heroes killed. Yet, Han Solo, who was made to do character-distant actions, was absolutley lamely massacred.
This, Last Jedi, made Luke Skywalker be character-distant, nobody in his true mindset, would ever suppose the good and noble, mature Luke, Jedi master would murder a teenager padawan. He would rather seek for more wisdom and try and try again. He would never ever leave the problems for good.
Though, I'm giving all the credits to Mark Hamill, who is a great actor, and anything he does in the movie proves this: worthy to watch.
Anything else?
Not exactly. Too many characters, to little given to them (c'me on, what did Chewbacca did in the movie? Trying to eat but failed?)
Not to mention the absolutely nonsense thinking in warfare. Or the simply unexplained space-levitating Leia, who can sleep-save herself, but can't do anything with her existing powers for others?
Honestly, this movie showed me: childhood is over, Star Wars is over.
There is no coming back from this.
No, not even with this Yoda appears in the movie - breaking all the rules established before.
So, Star Wars is over, watch Mark Hamill in anything, read any non-canon SW books, and use your imagination. This will save you money and disappointment.
This movie has destroyed the last remaining part of Star Wars.
Not with just the ridiculous acting of the supporting cast.