You'l hate it, then you'll love it!

Rating: 10/10 (14 December 2017)

This is my first movie review so go easy...
Like many last night at the midnight screening, I left at a groggy 3 am very confused and somewhat disappointed, but after a day to digest I think we'll come to realise this movie is a creeper. FULL SPOILERS AHEAD!!!
I'm just going to take what I initially had problems with as a fanboy and dissect it a little.
-Leia flying through space
Rip on this if you will, but we've always known, being the daughter of Anakin and sister of Luke, that Leia is strong with the force, we have never seen her use force powers until now, and I thought it was fitting that the force would protect her as she is passive and peaceful character.
Luke being evil/hermit and death
I actually enjoyed this plot twist, if he could feel darkness in Ben it would make sense to try and kill him, it humanises Luke a lot, and while the movie cheapens his character his final scene with Kylo is epic. Finally after mind melding with the characters he feels he has done his job, they are safe for now, and he's passed the lineage to Rey, His disappearing act hints at the strength of his powers, so strong with the force that he can choose to unify with it at will, only the highest Jedi attain this power, plus he could be a force ghost in ep 9
Kylo Killing snoke
WOW! Didn't see that coming, this IMO was bad ass and now is giving me a LOL because how much time did people invest in Snoke theories? it's kinda like Star Wars meets game of thrones. However the whole scene was executed awesomely, surreal visuals and epic to see Kylo is so bad ass he could kill his master
Yes the side arcs were a little flat, I wasn't a fan of Admiral Holdo, AGAIN captain phasma was underused etc, but we did complain for lack of originality with TFA and I can hardly say that was present in the last Jedi, it certainly has divided the masses from day one but let it cook for a while and it will be looked back at as a games changer!