Good, but not what I was expecting

Rating: 7/10 (27 May 2018)

Now, I know I haven´t mentioned this yet but I alove the Star Wars movies, and, let´s be honest, who doesn´t love them, I know people don´t really like the prequels and a bit of The force awakens, but I still like all of them despite the Force Awakens being critisized by most people and Rogue One being my least favorite of the series. But now, is time to talk about The last Jedi.
The plot takes place after The force awakens where Rey is off to be trained by Luke Skywalker, meanwhile, Kylo Ren is I think dealing with decisions in his life if he either wants to stay in the Dark Side and kill his mom, or if he wants to abandon the Dark Side and join the good side, Finn is currently on a mission and Poe Dameron has to deal with a new leader after Leia gets injured. Fwww, that is a lot of plots for one movie, but I´ll talk about that in just a second.
Now, you might be thinking, why exactly is this in the good 2017 marathon, well, because it´s a pretty good movie, it has lots of good action scenes, the acting is fine for a Sci-Fi blockbuster, it does have some funny moments and does expand the world and characters of the Star Wars universe, like giving Kylo a backstory and having a galaxy centered around cassinos and horse-racing, yet still, while this is a good movie, there are still some issues: First off, the plots aren´t very good, for starters, Rey and Luke´s plot felt dissapointing, mostly because in the whole plot, Luke doesn´t train Rey as the trailers said he was and Luke is just portrayed as a grumpy old man who barely listens to what his young cricket has to say, granted, Yoda does appear in this plot but it´s not made up for the fact that this plot is extremely dissapointing, Kylo´s plot is also dissapointing because instead of Kylo joining the good side like the trailer said he would, he just kills his master and becomes bad again after a lightsaber fight with Rey, Poe´s plot serves no purpose to the story other than showing that George Lucas ran out of ideas, to have a repetitive moral of being yourself and to have a tense near death of Leia that says that Carrie Fisher herself isn´t in Star Wars, oh wait, she already died, so what was the point of having her come back to life in the first place, and Finn´s plot serves no purpose to the story either other than to come up with an inviormental message about not abusing animals and to deliver a romance that´s completely pointless other than to add the inviormental message. Another problem is that there´s a lot of filler in this movie, like, for example, the part where they were chasing the snow wolfs who barely appeared in the movie.
To conclude, The Last Jedi is a good movie, yet it´s not enough to be recomended, while it has it´s pros, it´s definetly not what we expected since the announcements, if you want to watch it for yourself, then go for it, but I suggest watching it on Netflix rather than wasting your money on a Blu-ray or DVD.