Illogical things I want say out loud about this movie

Rating: 4/10 (18 December 2017)

Like many here, I'm a long time Star Wars fan and a first time reviewer. This movie got me writing because it has so many things I want to say out loud.
Here's some points that are not menitioned in every other review. So no wasted Snoke or Flying Leia -complaints here.
And sorry for my possibly bad english.
The good:

The movie looks 95% of the time truly amazing. Cinematography is flawless. Actors are good. Soundtrack is good. Unlike TFA, the locations are now fresh. Dialogue and direction are good enough to keep you entertained. And this is why this movie gets so good ratings.

The bad:

The super long space chase has no logic at all. So, every ship of the Resistance and the First Order fleets are exactly as fast? Rebels aren't getting away, and the first order are not gaining on them at all.

At the beginning of the chase TIE fighters are attacking the rebel fleet and causing some serious damage. Why did they stop the attacks?
Generally, what do the Resistance want to do? -Send a message to all their allies. Why not use a UNTRACEABLE, smaller ship (what Finn and Rose use to travel to Canto Bight) to get few guys to salt planet or where ever and send the message? Or at least evacuate some of their passangers.
Seems like the smaller ships are not a part of the chase: Falcon, Finn's and Rose's shuttles etc. all come and go to the Snoke's ship without a problem.

Why are Snoke and Kylo Ren so obsessed with finding and killing Luke? He's gone exile, "gone to die", doesn't use the force anymore. He's basically good as dead. After Ray is caught Snoke shows off his power by telling he's gonna destroy the WHOLE ISLAND Really? Didn't First Order just blew away a bunch of planets like it was nothing.

Half of the movie is about Rey and Luke on the island. I've seen the movie twice, and it's still hard to recall what were they talking about. Like their conversation doesn't lead anywhere. Rey asks Luke to help the Resistance. He refuses. Rey follows Luke around, Luke catches a big rubber fish... Somehow it all turns into some weird jedi training (that Rey didn't ask for). Actually, the whole training is about one sentence long: "Reach out". And now Luke goes from scared to super scared. Ray is wielding a stick and a light saber alone. Finally she cuts this one stone in half. Does this mean she's an exellent fighter now?

Where is Chewie all this time? Sitting in the Falcon alone?
Wasn't the island supposed to be some super secret hideout? Then, why is there this huge, ancient jedi temple and stuff, surely someone else would know this place.
Why are the most sacred jedi books stored in a hollow tree? In a place were it's raining all the time?
In the end, why are the books at Falcon? Did Rey stole them? That's a new jedi trick.
When Rey and Kylo Ren first start to chat, Rey tries / wants to shoot him. That's ok, he's super evil and wants to kill everyone. But when Kylo tells that (also) Luke once tried kill him, Rey suddenly is turns to Kylo's side and attacks Luke.
Luke looks like he's about to cry all the time. He's now a total mess because years ago one of his pupils turned to dark side. Really? It's the same guy who saw his family and friends die, fought Vader, Emperor and the whole empire for years. And won.
In the end, the Resistance reach the salt planet. And then do what? They lock themselves to a cave just to wait for Fist Order to come and destroy them. They had some ships, why wait for the Falcon? The Resistance are devastated because nobody came to help them. Doesn't the Falcon count? Or Luke?

There's no more wampas, minoks, banthas etc around. Now we have super cute puss-in-boots porgs, some beautiful tame horse-reindeer -things, and the worst: those crystal foxes. Ok, Disney could have made them all pink with a long hair and a perfect singing voice. That might sell even more toys.