The only Star Wars movie where I've wondered, "Am I really watching this?"

Rating: 3/10 (9 January 2018)

I normally go to the movies without predetermined expectations.
Folks may have panned the Jar-Jar Binx character, but I never had an issue with the Phantom Menace. Some of its premises didn't agree with what I had in mind, but as a narrative, I did not find issues with it.
The Force Awakens was a rollicking romp. I had tears in my eyes, when Rey says "the garbage will do," without realizing it happens to be the millenium falcon.
The Last Jedi was weird. I expected to hear more about the Snoke character. Who is he? Now granted we don't have an explanation of Yoda, Mace Windu, etc., but these characters exist from Episode 1, and a story has to start somewhere. However, we are now into Episode 8, and there was the Emperor who got destroyed in Episode 6. So who is this Snoke who took control of the dark side between Episode 6 and 7? The greatest disappointment was to see this character destroyed. So Snoke has gone up in smoke.
Now who is Rey? Who are her parents? Is Kylo Ren telling Rey the truth? Almost everyone I've talked to think there's more to her parents than just that.
Luke's character, his conflicts and wanting to get away etc. was the only part of the narrative that seemed to flow. Not rightly or wrongly, but just flow as a narrative. But why call him The Last Jedi and then tell us in the end that he's not?
An extremely flawed movie that should never have been made in spite of the visuals. When Snoke was pierced in half, the only question I asked was, "Really? Am I actually watching this?"