I loved it, and nothing will change my mind.

Rating: 9/10 (11 January 2018)

SPOILERS BELOW:
Star Wars: The Last Jedi is, in my opinion, a great film, simply because it made me smile constantly for 2 hours, and then make me both sad and happy at the end. The reason I was sad was the fate of a certain main character; I don't like the fact that Luke died, however this decision did nothing to take away my enjoyment of the film, and I even enjoyed the way it was handled and the reasons behind it. The film isn't not perfect, there are glaring plot holes, issues with the newer, more minor characters such as Rose and Admiral Holdo, and the pacing is off at times, but even so, I still loved the film.
Star Wars is not perfect and has never been. If you want to talk about plot holes, go and take a look at A New Hope. In the first 10 minutes, the rebellion could have been stopped if only the Empire has destroyed R2 and C-3PO's escape pod before it got to Tatooine. With films like these, plot holes don't matter. I love Star Wars, but I recognise the flaws in all the films and love them anyway. Even the prequels, but we could talk about their flaws for days. In my mind, Star Wars is just fun. A chance to leave our world for a while and see fantastical characters dodging blaster bolts and lifting rocks. And speaking of the lack of physics, there is now way that any of the lightsaber or propulsion technology could work in reality, and for the time Leia was in space, it is entirely possible for her to have survived for the limited time she was exposed to the vacuum, especially considering the fact that the Force has been known to allow people to survive life threatening situations, Anakin on Mustafar for example. As for Rey and her lack of training, in The Empire Strikes back, Luke pulled the lightsaber to him in the Wampa cave with literally no Force training. Also, Rey had been abandoned on a planet with people trying to hurt her every day. We all saw how she could handle herself in TFA when those scavengers tried to abduct her at the Jakku market.
What I'm really saying is that there are plot holes in every story, but we are allowed to love or hate them regardless.
The Last Jedi is flawed, and there is no denying that. But when I saw it for the first, and second, time, I just sat their and got absorbed in a good film. I loved TLJ, it did things I disagreed with, but also things I loved. Go and see it for yourself, you may just find that you'll have had a good time. And if you didn't, then that's absolutely fine. It's just a movie after all.