Good movie

Rating: 10/10 (11 February 2018)

There are so many people who are mad about absolutely nothing on this page, and it's ridiculous. The Last Jedi is, in my opinion, the best installment of the entire series. Was it perfect? Close, but no cigar.
I'll start off with what I loved, and what some of you will disagree with me on.
· Mark Hamill, 'Luke Skywalker'. This is truly HIS movie. He stands out from all of the other characters. After some of his apprentices went rogue and the others were killed, his spirit broke. This is, I guess, what people disliked about him since Luke was always to be this "I never lose hope!" -type of character. That character that you fell in love with is gone after what happened, and you can feel it. Hamill's performance stood out in this movie, and his interaction with Carrie Fisher was heartbreaking.
· Carrie Fisher, 'Leia Organa Solo'. Her performance was amazing as well. She didn't speak as much as she did in the previous movies, but her acting was fantastic whenever she was on the screen. I really felt those emotions she visually felt.
· The cinematography was lovely. There were a lot of shots where my eyes wanted to make love with the screen. The shots of Kylo and Luke's fight were incredible. The last scenes of Luke were breathtaking and the space dogfight sequences were also cool!
I really loved this movie, and I still can't wrap my head around what people are complaining about. The story was incredible, and there were a few small things that could've been changed, but all in all, I loved it.
The thing I didn't like about this movie was Rose and Finn's "love-story", if it could be considered as a "love-story". There were absolutely no hints toward them being in love or anything, and then Rose just drops the L-bomb at Finn after she saves him. I didn't really understand why they chose to do that since it didn't add anything to the story, at all.
Another thing I didn't like was the sudden death of Snoke. I felt like that could've been saved for IX. Snoke was, and still is, a mystery. We don't really know anything about him, which is disappointing.
That's about it. Again, I don't understand why people are so negative towards this movie. It doesn't ruin the "sanctity" of the other movies, it doesn't ruin anything. If you felt that way, then you felt that way. It doesn't change the fact that new trilogies are coming.