Surprised at all the Love, since it is the Most Entertaining Movie of the Year

Rating: 6/10 (15 December 2017)

I woke up this morning to the surprising disbelief of an incredible wave of backlash and overly-sensitive "bitching" towards a movie which I saw last night and have since felt incredibly excited and moved by.
In respect to the entitlement of people's opinions, I still have yet to be convinced by the cult-like hatred towards this picture, that seems to be quite unfair and truly disrespectful towards a vision that many fans appear to be confused and insulted by, justifying it's awfulness as if I am not even allowed to enjoy this movie.
Whatever the reason may be, the basis of disappointment appears to come from framing tiny elements of expectation that you could hold upon pretty much any motion picture, not just a Star Wars movie, and insulting them to shreds, pointlessly as if judging the sky is blue, but not that Skywalker blue that I jerk off to, no offense.
That being said, Force Awakens didn't do many favors to this follow-up installment, giving fans an overload of highly anticipated questions, creating self-fan theories to dwell about for 2 years and for the sensational talent of Rian Johnson to be bound by the difficulty of continuing where J. J. left off.
However, what I experienced last night was a spectacularly cinematic follow-up and almost orgasmic orchestration of sci-fi adventure and momentous climaxes, built-up with such filmmaking quality and high-brow entertainment, it had me in applause.
Whatever the unjustified consensus of disappointment is, I was surely not apart of that crowd in the experience as I was taken back by the brilliance of where Rian Johnson took this story.
If anything, Episode 8 could've been somewhat stretched out in moments, to focus and hone in on the true emotion of the characters fully.
But how it plays out naturally is still as epic as any moment in the saga's history, from my viewing opinion.
And really if we're going to talk about reliable opinions, it's funny how critics, moviegoers who get paid to watch and review 5 or so movies per week in a professional context, without bias or else they'd be fired, have agreed to a critical acclaim consensus of 86/100 on Metacritic and 93% on Rottentomatoes... compared to that of many whiny fanboys, nitpicking useless and unnecessary details including mythological story-points which give no valid reason of judgement, that most true moviegoers and critics don't even look twice at because they're disregarding the most important element in seeing a movie which is the cinematic experience. This isn't some fan-approved, perfectly designed absolute creation of speculation, this is a movie to be entertained and enjoyed by. It's Star Wars for God sakes.
And if you ask any one of these crying fans what they're feeling of cinematic experience was, they completely disregard that being probably the most important aspect in seeing a movie in the first place.
Whatever it is we had hoped or expected Last Jedi to be, based upon my vast movie-going experiences over my lifetime, Star Wars The Last Jedi, in terms of cinematic experience, stands as the most entertaining movie of the year, hands down. Maybe I'm the only one, but that's what I saw.
Knowing the opinions people have towards other movies this year and the horrid nature they have against this movie makes no sense knowing the quality of those other films compared to this one. Whatever the expectation may be, I know quality when I see it and Episode 8 captures everything I hope for in movies, and I'm looking forward to seeing it again and again over the Christmas holiday season. May the Force Be with You!