Enjoyable with a questionable plot.

Rating: 6/10 (13 December 2017)

SW - The Last Jedi.
*Spoilers*
I'm still digesting the last Jedi, unsure if I really loved it or not. Parts of the film were incredible, and some parts of the plot and character development were really disappointing.
Things I liked:

Space battles and lightsaber battles were epic!
The little porg creatures were hilarious and had great chemistry with Chewie.
Ray is fantastic and carried most of the film.
Mark Hamill steals the show, great character development within the film and was sad to see him go, amazing final scenes!
Yoda with Luke was great idea and worked well, but the scene was too quick and Yodas CGI was horrid.
The cinematography was really impressive.

Things I didn't like:

Opening scene where General Hugs was made fun of, is very 'un-star wars like humour' and really bad to portray him as a moron, with Snoke gone, we're left with a confused young Kylo and Moron Hugs as the 'feared' First Order evil. Really bad character development here. There was also a lot of technical faults and 'as if' moments in the opening.
The whole 'let's chase the 1 rebel cruiser for 2 hours'... How anyone could think this part of the plot would work or be entertaining is a lunatic.
The random care taker creatures on Lukes island planet. When they appear on screen the first time surrounding Ray, people in the cinema yelled "wtf!?" Which is what most people were thinking, the 1980's effects on the them were horrendous and they serve no purpose but to confuse and distract us. I'm trying to focus on the scene between Ray and Kylo yet still thinking about the annoying care takers.
Star Wars films tend to try and have 3 plots happening together and meeting at the end. Rays story is the best and she was fantastic, again the chase the cruiser for 2 hours was boring and Fin's story shutting down the tracker, travelling to find the keymaster and failing, felt plot forced and in the end utterly useless, which pissed me off.

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As a star wars fan, I still enjoyed it and looking forward to seeing a second time