The Point of No Return

Rating: 2/10 (18 December 2017)

2 years of anticipation for one of the worst wild goose chases in cinema history.
The burning and seemingly important questions raised in TFA, thrown off the edge of a cliff like some history enriched relic light saber.
The so-called mysteries of TFA that saved the day in a re-hashed storytelling of another new hope, all gone to an unsatisfying conclusive graveyard.
Killing Snoke so early on though for me was the biggest flaw of the film. Good against evil films are nothing without a rock solid villain, preferably one that lives to near the end of the film.
Kylo Ren is still a clueless kid and needs more time to develop into the new supreme leader of the first order and with Snoke dead so early on is a bit like Anikin taking over from Sideous at the end of Revenge of the Sith. With so many key characters gone in this movie, it left me feeling lost.
I think it has left the franchise lost too. I bet George Lucus is thinking, "See, I told you the prequels weren't that bad.
E9, whatever it is going to be called, has to perform a miracle in order to save SW from extinction.
So many people are hating TLJ, myself included. I came away from watching it, not caring what happens next. People have invested time and energy in the anticipation of this saga and RJ has let us down on a biblical scale.
There were a few enjoyable scenes in this movie but they were completely overshadowed by a lack of care in the story line. The questions we had after watching TFA just ridiculed as "not important anymore".
GL shouldn't have sold out to Disney. TLJ has done more damage than any previous SW film ever did.
Yep, it should've permanently stopped at Return of the Jedi.