Worst chase scene ever put to film

Rating: 2/10 (10 November 2019)

Who in their right mind read that script and thought.......Star Wars? The only thing this movie has in common with others Star Wars films are the character names.
I tried to look at this film as if it is a stand alone title and I hated it.
They made the bad guys look incompetent. With all those giant ships, the First Order only had six Tie fighters? The rebels were clearly in range of the Tie fighters because they sent one wave of three who blew up the cockpit of Leah's ship and then called them back because; " you're too far away, we can't cover you at this distance." That is the whole idea of Storm Troopers, they are dispensable faceless clones.
Leah is ejected Into space, during a chase scene, and floats back into a visually stationary ship. Why did she make this miraculous recovery just to say a few lines and die later in the film.
Two characters leave the ship, still during a chase, and lecture us about capitalism, and manage to catch back up. They accomplished zero effect on the plot.
If that hot shot purple haired lady just shared her plan with the only general in the army instead of flicking his nuts because he is a man, we could have saved like 40 minutes of run time.
If you are going to show how someone has survived alone on an island, make it somewhat realistic. He used a 40 foot pole to spear a fish off of a sheer rock bank. How did he get the fish? Why did he pole vault to the other side of the cliff with his fish spear? Why not show him fishing on a beach or better yet, just show us a pot of stew and move on. Have they ever seen someone milk a cow? Would Luke be skinny?
The lady's plan actually worked, had she shared her plan instead of acting, we would have been saved Fins whole story arch. As compelling as it was to see him save some horses and abandon children to slavery while lecturing about capitalism.
Adam Driver's acting is the only thing I liked in this film. There was three separate stories playing out and I like one of them about half the time. The chase wasn't a chase. The casino story was preachy and a complete waste of time. And Luke Skywalker who tried to kill his nephew because he was acting a little weird, not the savior we were teased in the last film.
This film smothered every glimmer of hope the last film showed us. I hated that Rey's parents were nobodies because of how big a theme it was in the last film. And all that build up of Luke was stomped out the moment he threw the lightsaber over his shoulder. Rian Johnson clearly hated "The Force Awakens". This felt like this was the exact opposite of everything that made the original Star Wars great. We were given a hero made amazing by his parentage who sees hope in the evil antagonist/father and turns him to good. Was very disappointing to find the milk drinker he has become.