Poor in so many ways.

Rating: 1/10 (31 August 2018)

I disliked TLJ when I watched it at the cinema on opening day but like many I gave it another shot but things only got worse. Here's what bugs me the most but I'll miss out the stuff that's been mentioned lots of times.
1. Admiral Ackbar given a poor death. Why didn't he fly the suicide run at The Supremacy instead of a purple haired Laura Dern.
2. When Rey is placed in a hold by the Pretorian guard his other hand should stab her as he's holding two blades but they just edited his hand out.
3. The overuse of the word hope. Take a shot every time they say hope. Actually don't as you'll be dead in 30 minutes.
4. The suicide run. For forty years not one person has thought "hey let's get a droid to fly an obsolete ship into a star destroyer at light speed"?
5. Rian Johnson setting imperial walkers on white planet against rebels in speeders but having a rebel soldier essentially pick the surface to identity it as salt. "See it's salt, I'm not really ripping off Empire cos salt is obviously not snow".
6. The entire Canto Night scene. "Finn let's free these big eared horse things but the slave kids not so much".
7. The biggest gripe for me. The opening scene. First why fire on the base when they can see they're evacuating. Just destroy the capital ships and they have no where to go. Also, when Poe is doing his one man miracle mission against the dreadnought, and the first order realise what he's doing, they send a hand full of fighter's. Look at the scene. There are a trio of star destroyers behind the dreadnought. According to Star Wars lore, there are 72 fighters stationed on ONE star destroyer. Send the lot, rebellion over. Then we get the whole miles per gallon script. Why don't the first order do a small hyperspace jump and get ahead of the rebels and attack head on.
Now I know this film has it's fans and anyone that disliked it is labelled a hater, but it really is poor. There are no big reveals answering questions set up in the force awakens. There are just let downs and they are plentiful.
It feels like the last jedi was Rian Johnson's homework and he didn't do it until the night before and he winged it on the day. Why bother bringing back Luke to have him be a miserable old codger?
To close as I could go on all day, Luke Skywalker refused to kill Darth Vader as he knew there was some good in him. Vader slaughtered the Jedi and thousands of others. Ben Solo has a dark dream and Luke's ready to chop that boy down as he sleeps.
None of the last jedi makes sense. It has more holes than Swiss cheese and the story is weak and lazy. I hope they rescue the trilogy in the last episode.