Tae Sung Yoo

(No spoilers) Living proof of how Marvel can still be without all the PC bull. It was very interesting to see how the Guardians went on after Endgame, along with unveiling more of the background stories for some characters. Also loved how the movie acknowledged the worth of every single Guardian, rather than focusing on the main few characters, which the previous films did to some degree. I think people who are taking the movie to the degree of "glorifying animal torture" is just going way too far. The movie seemed to have carried on a message that was quite the contrary. No immoral values are 'glorified' in this movie.

This trilogy firstly shows no firm foundation for its main characters, Rey, Finn, and Kylo Ren. Rey is just a scavenger girl who "turns out" to be very talented in the Force and even in Lightsaber skills without anyone teaching her anything. The only real "teaching" she received was the bullcrap comical conversations she had with Luke Skywalker. By the way, how on earth did Luke Skywalker turn into a Darth Vader-saving "New Hope" of the series into a man with crippling depression who nearly killed his own nephew for having a few evil dreams? Finn is just someone who turned against the First Order, and may have the best reasons to fight them out of all the characters in the movie, but I still don't understand why the hell him and Rose went all around the galaxy, barging down space casinos? It had literally nothing to do with the main plot. Kylo Ren is the worst one. He is just a masked, emo man with the mindset of a teenager; kills off his own father(Han Solo; one of any Star Wars fans' favorite character) like nothing, always gets shredded by a scavenger girl with no real training, attempts kills off every single O.T character because the plot wills it for absolutely no good reason, and is just a disgrace to his grandfather and his family's name. As a character. It would have been better if they just brought Darth Vader back to life with no real backstory to it. That's how bad Kylo Ren's character is throughout the series. All in all, The Last Jedi is not even worth a single star.

Truly an unfortunate twist for the Star Wars franchise. Has absolutely no reasoning for anything the characters do. Everything in this movie seems to be improvised by different screenwriters who have absolutely no creativity or the motivation to think of something different from the original trilogy. The abrupt yet unsurprising revelation of Rey's background turns out to be another disappointing factor of the new trilogy, let alone killing off everyone's favorite original characters with unacceptably simplistic and confusing reasons that do not appear to be clear-cut, even towards the conclusion. Just forgotten. Thanos' finger snap seems to be more of a reasonable factor in such "strange" deaths. JJ Abrams did a marvelous job in adding on an unnecessary tail to a great movie saga, and Mark Hamill has every right to be disappointed.