In a weird way more disappointing than the Prequels

Rating: 4/10 (15 December 2017)

After The Phantom Menace my expectations went down significantly for all things Star Wars - so whenever anything good happened in the 2 and 3 I was pleasantly surprised.
Now the opposite happened - after quite a good TFA and a pretty spot on Rogue One, I had high hopes.
This movie was like watching TESB and a prequel mixed and played at double speed. It was super slow and boring in places yet the next moment it would jump in the plot - one minute escaping in transports then suddenly all set up in Crait waiting for the Hoth-like attack.
And can anyone explain to me why at the end they're all on the Millennium Falcon happily chatting as if they're at a cocktail party when the Resistance and all their friends have died - I mean the resistance now basically fits on the Millennium Falcon !!!??? They act like they won....
And lightspeed jumping can destroy a huge starship? Why not make missiles light jump then and destroy all starships with shields?
And the lock breaker - so when exactly was his betrayal planned - why would anyone go to such trouble to catch Finn? Was it planned in advance (how did they know?) - did he turn and betray them later? Why and how? What was the gain from the Imperial side - simply to catch Finn? They're blowing Rebel transports up like there's no tomorrow - why the effort to catch Finn?
The big fight scene with the red Snoke bodyguards - I felt like I was watching a modern interpretative dance scene on a stage.
Wow - this movie had me shaking my head sooooo often. Where was the heart - the emotional connection - the only time I felt anything was in the reunion scenes - Luke meeting R2 - Luke meeting Chewie - Luke meeting Leia
And those emotional highs were paid for by the good writing in previous films and cashed in by a sub-par movie with sub-par writing. Shame..!!!!