Episode 8: The Star Wars movie with identity crisis

Rating: 1/10 (15 December 2017)

I am a big fan of star wars and I have really enjoyed original trilogy and even prequels, but Episode 7 was a disappointment and I am sad to say this , but The Last Jedi is garbage.
Lets start with the first problem: Identity crisis.
Episode 8 simply couldnt decide if it is a child friendly movie, an environmental movie, war movie or a comedy.
It simply had something from those 4 genres put in very repetetive manner with fight scenes mostly getting interrupted by things like screaming porgs, ruining the atmosphere completely. It had quite a lot of gore in some parts yet it was advertised as a child movie and used porgs for advertising.
The movie is shifting genres all the time and it is very annoying
Second problem is the story:
The story is bland and feels like you put parts from original trilogy and prequels, swapped characters, planet names and a few small details.
For example the beginning, being a combination of Hoth evacuation from Episode 5 and attack on Death Star II from Episode 6 with transports getting evacuated from the resistance base and one bootleg B-Wing destroying the entire Dreadnaught cruiser. Or the ending battle, resistance soldiers fighting bootleg AT-ATs with bootleg Snowspeeders on a salty Hoth clone. It felt very unoriginal.
The acting and characters:
The acting was horrible with Daisy Riley still staring at the camera and crying all the time, Driver acting like a complete idiot (again).
Characters were badly scripted and there were tons of character related mistakes like Leia being able to fly and breathe in vacuum, similar error with a bomber pilot, strange dialogue at times and Luke hating on Jedi order for no reason (this was even critised by Hamil himself).
And the last thing was music:
John Williams just gave up on this one. All the music were just remixes of existing tracks with one of the tracks being looped more than quarter of the movie in all Luke/Rey scenes. It was so goddamn repetetive.
This movie is a pure insult to Star Wars and it is even worse than Episode 7.
Lucas really shouldnt have sold Lucasfilm to Disney.