Bad script, undeveloped characters, aiming to be a Marvel movie

Rating: 5/10 (16 December 2017)

DISNEY decided to turn the franchise into a MARVEL movie, devoid of any of theory and depth. But the worst part of watching this film is the weak and childish script:
1) The "universe" is not consistent. Magical Jedi powers spring out of nowhere to support cringe-worthy twist plots in outer space(!) and are used by people never to have shown such competence in the Force.
This means that anything can happen which also means that it basically forces the audience to only focus at the visuals because consistency, story line don't really matter and anything can happen.
(2) It's all a huge joke. Humor was always part of the SW saga. But now it's all about situational comedy with some chasing in between.
(3) As the middle part of the trilogy, it fails to deliver. Not to go "ancient Greek theater" on you guys but a trilogy is all about (a)Good guys are on the rise, (b) Good buys suffer/bad guys win (c) Good guys win. This film is an unsatisfying combination of b+c, where good and evil fight forever after. Honestly, there is no underlying important reason to film the next movie. Nothing to expect!
(4) I start to be annoyed by all the political correctness and forced diversity out of Hollywood. The choice of a female hero combined with a black co-lead was courageous and worked well in the previous film... because it made sense!!!. Now
(a) it looks as if Disney said that we need an Asian woman in the mix and wrote a boring and outlandish sub-plot that took her from being a guard, to being Steve Jobs and then a pilot. The whole plot can be thrown out and the story does not change!
(b) I get "girl power" (and I loved Rey in TFA!!) , but at a point when you are watching war scenes and almost all secondary characters (pilots, commanders, generals etc) are women, you have to say to yourself that this seems forced and intentional. I once knew war is tough and physically challenging.
Enough said: a bad bad movie...