The Last Jedi explore new horizons

Rating: 10/10 (16 December 2017)

This is not your typical star wars film.
Story
This new star wars installment is different. Maybe that's why a lot of people hate the movie. The story is more complex than the majority of the other star wars films. It doesn't follow a straight story like the other star wars movies, it's a film that is hard to predict and that's what makes it fun to watch.
A lot of people is complaining about Luke's character in the movie, but I like the direction where Rian Johnson took it. Some things were a little bit extrem for the character but his overall arc is splendid.
SPOILER ALERT!!!
All Jedi made mistakes and Luke is no exception. It reminds me of Yoda. Yoda fought Sidious, he lost, went to exile and then trained Luke. Luke confronted Ben Solo because of his fear of the dark side growing in his apprentice, failed, went to exile and later on somehow trained Rey. Obi-Wan has a similar story with his Padawan Anakin. They show us that Luke, despite being a powerful Jedi, is human after all. Yoda said in the movie (I can't remember the exact words) "the duty of a master is to pass what they have learned to their apprentices, based on their own experiences and not just on something like the jedi code or those old jedi books." That's why he burned the ancient tree...Let the past die (like Kylo said).
Character Development
A lot of characters had development in this movie, but I want to talk specifically about Luke, Rey and Kylo.
Luke had character development, wich I very liked. He struggles because of the consequences of his desicions, we see a vulnerable Jedi who made errors, but at the end he redeems himself in an epic way, and his last moments, before joining the force, are gorgeous with the twin suns and the music.
Rey had good character development too. A lot of people didn't like that her parents where nobody, they where expecting her to be a Skywalker or descendant of a Jedi or important character, but I think Rian made the right desicion. She was nobody, and so was Anakin Skywalker. You don't need to have great lineage to be someone important or to achieve greatness, that's what this part of the story tell us.
Kylo had character development too and I loved it. Making him the "final boss" betraying his master Snoke. This is something very typical between Sith, to betray and kill their own masters. And I wouldn't mind if they don't show us the origins of snoke. This generation wants everything to be explained. I think the element of mistery gives the character a heavier weight.
Exploring the Force
In the movie they expand the use of the force and that was something very pleasant to watch. The astral proyection that Luke makes is something very cool and show us how powerful Luke is and that he has a great connection with the force.. We see that the force ghosts can control the physical world, Yoda controled the weather. This make them very powerful entities, more than we thought. The connection between Kylo and Rey is something not enterily new. force-sensitive beings can feel others, but Kylo and Rey can do it in a stronger way. Leia Poppins was something I wasn't expecting and I'm not enterily sure how to feel about it, but when I saw it in the movie theater I was shock and excited. Leia is a Skywalker, Anakin's daugther, that tell us that she is a powerful force user.
CGI and Practical Effects
Gorgeous.
Music
Perfect. John Williams is the composer, what else do you expect?
I've seen all star wars movies and both clon wars series (I tried to see Rebels but I couldn't, not my taste), I've played a lot of star wars games, I've read novels, comics, fan theories, etc. I'm familiar with the expanded universe and other things. I'm a fan, I love star wars and I can say that The Last Jedi has the second best story in the saga so far, being Empire strikes back the first one. Yeah I liked the movie a lot.
Sorry for my bad English. English is not my mother tongue.
I was going to give the movie an 8 out of 10, but due to all the negativity and bad reviews I'm giving it a 10. And this was my first "review" ever.