I could not watch this a second time

Rating: 1/10 (15 March 2018)

So Uncle Luke went to his nephew's bedroom during the night to hurt him... If this doesn't sound creepy I don't know what does. But the question that keeps on coming to me is why have they turned Luke into such a creep and jerk? The bedroom scene has different versions that we never understand what really happened.
Who is Snoke? Do we ever find out who he was other than being the antagonist? No? Anybody out there would care to answer why I would be happy to see a guy chopped in half? The guy is ugly but that hardly merits death. How did Snoke not sense that Kylo was going to use the Force to kill him? He practically brags about how easy it was to "Jedi" Kylo's mind, pulling his strings like he was a puppet. The character is so obviously created by CGI that he might as well have been a cartoon. Snoke is only evil for the sake of being evil and when he dies I really don't feel like that the "Force" is relieved.
And then there is the scene where Luke milks the teats of that bizarre looking alien. I mean seriously??? Why were we subjected to that scene? We move from Luke cutting off limbs from aliens to milking them? Was that creature even sentient? Because the smile of satisfaction that it gets is disturbing to say the least. However, that scene with Mark Hamill aptly symbolizes what the producers are doing to this franchise.
What I can't understand is if the Jedi are over or not? When Luke meets Kylo Ren in "astro projection" mode (this is a new Jedi power, but who cares) and tells him that the Jedi will not end with him and that there's another... The scene cuts over to Rey. But earlier Luke tells Yoda that the Jedi are over... So which is it? Was he just messing with Kylo? Is Luke just trying to hurt his nephew?
Kylo Ren is a monster, then he isn't, then he is, then he isn't... Oh how confusing! He looks like a comic book villain. Then he has a moment which seems to imply that he and Rey are going to make out. I won't be surprised to discover that Rey is his long lost twin sister. Leia is sucked out into the vacuum of space but she brings herself back onto the ship with the Force of magic (or the magic of the Force)... Man, the Force is really picky about who it wants to save.
I really hope that this was the last Star Wars movie ever, because I don't think I could tolerate another bad storytelling.