Admit it, in terms of actual storytelling you can't think of anything it didn't do well, literally all you have is
>muh nostalgia
Name one wrong thing from a narrative perspective
Noah Fisher
Angel Ortiz
a faggot you are
many dicks you suck must
James Baker
>Forced Comedy
>Pointless drama that made no sense.
>Plot holes from all characters
>Everyone is an orphan.
>Female hero loves Main Villian for no reason dispite the fact he killed his father, students, almost her own friend, & herself.
And majorly you can take litterally every character accept Leia and move still plays out the same.
Thomas Bennett
Based lego Yoda poster
Jace Richardson
Very limited portrayal of teaching from Luke relative to her development in force use, only showing Leia using the force beyond sensing things as cheap plot armor, clunky sub plot on slaver planet, Rey and Kylo communicating repeatedly as opposed to having them meet under high stakes, "rebels" AKA Republic somehow subdued by Empire's hangover to the point of being a few hundred strong, warp speed shit everyone's talked about already, I could keep going
Chase Sanders
Well if you want just one thing I'll go with
>made ghosts able to use both physical force and force force, thus making ghosts stronger and better than the living Jedi due to the fact that they are immortal and can teleport
Masterful move from masterful world builders
Christian Sullivan
Two thirds of the movie have no bearing on the rest of the narrative. It could start at the salt planet and nothing would be lost.
Aiden Bell
>Rebels still the underdogs despite winning last movie
>Rey already beating Kylo and Snoke dying means theres no actual villain for Episode 9 - hence why they dug up Sheev
>Movie literally acknowledges that the rest of the galaxy doesn't give a shit about the conflict
Leo Carter
>Why did Luke leave a map to find him if he wanted to be in exile?
>Why did the bombs drop down with no gravity?
>What happened to the Knights of Ren?
>How did Rose and Finn find the stuttering guy, who just so happened to be exactly what they needed?
>How did Rose catch up to Finn so fast in the speeder?
>Why is the Casino planet using child slaves when droids exist?
>Why did the First Order spend the entire movie in a chase when they could've killed them at any point?
Daniel Cooper
>What is "The Casino Subplot"?