A Bad Joke.

Rating: 1/10 (14 December 2017)

I don't know where to even begin with this movie, as another reviewer has said, it gleefully thumbs it's nose and mocks, via feminist and SJW claptrap, much of what made Star Wars great. Mark Hamill has said that he fundamentally disagreed with almost every decision Rian Johnson made for Luke's character and I've got to say that he's been quite restrained in saying that because what's been done to the character of Luke Skywalker in this movie is nothing short of cultural vandalism.
With this movie Rian Johnson makes JJ Abrams look like Spielberg, it absolutely boggles the mind that Disney have given him a whole trilogy. You've got to wonder just what planet these Hollywood types occupy. This most millennial of movies - preachy, shallow, self satisfied, lazy, boring and nowhere near as smart as it thinks it is - with a whole act that's completely pointless, is chock full of terribly out of place, cartoonish humour and laughably bad dialogue - Luke chose the island because it was "the most unfindable" - I kid you not, he actually says that. He needn't have worried, I highly doubt this insulting hack job will be much sought after in the years to come.