The death of Star Wars or why people hate The Last Jedi

Rating: 1/10 (27 December 2017)

The Last Jedi has received a lot of hate by fans and I also left the cinema angry. I myself have seen all the films once. I like the old ones, didn't like the new ones and wasn't particularly excited about Force Awakens as I felt it was more of the same.
However, it didn't make me angry as The Last Jedi did. I think my reaction and that of many fans boils down to this: They don't care about Star Wars.
The greatest hero of the old trilogy? A lonely loser on an island that has attempted to murder his own nephew. The Jedi? A bunch of useless and downright dangerous people that do more evil than good and should just die. The force? Something silly to lift rocks.
Fittingly jokes are placed every minute or two also right in the middle of an action scene that should be suspenseful, but are not, because one character starts to ridicule the whole situation.
The problem of the movie is that it has no values. Star Wars used to be about good versus evil. Now those don't exist anymore since everything is relative. Everything is subjective. As such the movie attempts to recreate images from the previous movies and superficially it does so, but since it has no meaning, since the heroes don't defend any values, it has also no meaning for the viewer.
When there is no good, there is no evil either.
People believe in values as they should. So do I. And therefore I hated the new Star Wars movie.