World's most boring car chase

Rating: 1/10 (27 December 2017)

The crisis that's meant to drive the whole movie is just boring and full of holes. It's basically two buses chasing each other.
It this chase was so boring and dumb that I lost my suspension of disbelief and started getting distracted by all the holes in it:
1. So the First Order has some "new-Tech" sensors that can track ships after they jump, yet their sensors can't detect a fleet of small shuttles leaving for a planet? Present-day Earth radar is good enough to detect that.
2. The rebel's cruiser is somehow so fast that it can pull out of range of the First Order's fleet, yet the First Order's fleet can still pace it and take ineffective pot shots for HOURS.
3. The First Order didn't send any of it's smaller, faster ships ahead to attack, and just hung back instead. It also didn't do any short jumps (like Poe did in the beginning) to circle the rebels.
4. Apparently a ship in hyper-drive makes an effective kamikaze, yet strategic genous Vice Admiral Holdor let her two escorts just run out of gas to be taken out by the First Order fleet. If they're going to be destroyed, why not try to take some of the enemy with them?
5. The whole "only the lead ship has it's sensors on" makes no sense.
6. The rebel base scene is just a replay of Hoth from the Empire Strikes Back, except it makes less sense. Hoth needed to be attacked with ground forces because it had a powerful shield. This base just has a big door that could probably have just been bombed from space, no ground assault necessary.
I'm not saying the original trilogy didn't have holes, but this movie just has too many that are too large. I think all of the problems I outlined above could have been taken care of by more careful writing. For instance, they seemed to introduce a "hyperspace fuel" concept that I don't recall from any of the previous movies. I think it would have been much more engaging if they'd invented a "hyperspace recharge" concept instead, so you'd have short, pitched battle as the rebels fight to survive until they can jump again. Over time they'd still be decimated, but at least they'd be fighting while it happened.