So disappointed, a disrespect to the Star Wars story

Rating: 1/10 (19 December 2017)

I can't believe what I just spent time watching. I am horrified that this is now Star Wars cannon. It was a parody. It mocked meaningful things about Star Wars' lore. Whereas the original movies had funny moments in an overall serious story, this was about poorly turned jokes at every possible moment. It was like watching current day fanboys play at Star Wars. Characters even showed fandom over Luke Skywalker, which was annoying because they are supposed to be part of the Star Wars story too, not outside fans.
So many plot holes, too many jokes and was poorly thought out. All the questions raised in TFA were either not answered at all or made meaningless in this movie. The storyline was not a story at all, nothing moves forward, no character development, nothing to look forward to.
The casino/codebreaker/Rose subplot was ridiculous, felt cheesy and insignificant to the overall story. That whole section was a waste of time and felt more like a Disney teenager movie. Rose "saving" Finn towards the end was just plain stupid. The Rose character was irritating and her voice sounded like an animated Disney princess. The purple lady looked more appropriate for The Hunger Games franchise or as a Disney fairygodmother.
Leia in space, that whole scene, I just can't even... I have no words for that. It was ridiculous. And Luke. They ruined his character. They took what was pure and made it weak and pathetic. What he does with the lightsaber was absolute slapstick. They were calling him a Jedi Master, instead they made him a Jedi fool. I am crushed.
Too many PC messages, it overtook the story. I am a woman, I support feminism. But sometimes a story should just be a story and not used as a forum to convey current PC issues as if it were an after school special for children. There are things to be said about subtlety.
I feel like they'll probably come out with more information about Rey's parentage in the next movie. I don't believe they'll leave it at this. I think they're trying to do something clever, key word: trying.
I felt like I was watching a movie of kids having tantrums, of magically being able to do things that others had to work for, of inconsistencies and flakiness, where everything is done irresponsibly and badly but still has a positive ending. It was a millennial teenage movie. They clearly were trying to convey "a passing of the torch" to a new generation, it was just badly done.
This was not made by people who like and respect Star Wars.