Should Have Negative Stars

Rating: 1/10 (22 December 2017)

I am eleven years old. I am a giant Star Wars fan. My dad showed me Star Wars : A New Hope in October of 2015. I couldn't stop watching. For two days, I watched a trilogy a day. I bought Star Wars Battlefront 2015 (Ultimate Edition) and even Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2017 and after micro transactions were removed).
I had watched Star Wars The Force Awakens on premiere night and Rogue One the day after it came out. I spent two years learning everything I could about Star Wars and the Force. I made theories about who Supreme Leader Snoke was.
Then the trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi landed. The movie seemed like your average epic Star Wars movie to me. My dad and I waited for the minute Star Wars tickets came out to buy them. We purchased tickets to an early screening at an IMAX. I waited and waited until ... the day finally came.
It was December fourteenth, 8:45 PM. Our screening was at 10:20 Pm, but I wanted to make sure we got good seats, so I asked my dad if we could leave at nine. I jumped up and down for fifteen minutes in my TFA hoodie. We left and made it to the line at around 9:20 PM. I waited in the cold, foul-smelling line for forty minutes until they let us into the theater.
After twenty minutes of previews, the movie started.
A Long Time Ago In A Galaxy Far, Far Away ...
And the iconic Star Wars crawl started. Then, of course, there was the beginning of the movie. The moment Poe started making those bizarre jokes I knew I was about to be disappointed.
And I was.
From the corny jokes to the new animals made to be merchandise, this movie was horrible. Luke Skywalker didn't act like a Jedi AT ALL. And then Rey changed ALOT in just a few seconds, as The Last Jedi starts second after The Force Awakens. Rey was wise and Luke was acting like he was the one who was young and naive. A Jedi is supposed to have optimism and always fight for balance in the Force.
And then there was the whole force telepathy thing. If that existed all along, why didn't the Jedi use it in the prequels when communications were jammed?
Also, how comes force ghosts can make contact with the outside world now? That wasn't a thing before.
Anyway, I could keep going on and on about how Star Wars: The Last Jedi is a terrible movie, but I think you get the point. This is not my Star Wars.