Why would snoke be back? Certainly not to help the guy who back stabbed him.

my only issue with Luke dying is moreso in the execution than the actual act. Yoda and Obi-Wan had much better death scenes. Both of those characters had realized they had reached the end of what they were meant to do and accepted the finality. With Luke, we don't really get that same level of impact. Both Obi-Wan and Yoda die with Luke watching and that's a big deal as they pass down a final lesson to him in their death. Luke on the other hand will give his final lesson to Rey as a ghost.

Luke however, never passes on anything to Rey in the end. In fact, Rey doesn't even really see the projection trick he does. It's really not that well executed of a death compared to Obi-Wan or Yoda.

I would love to know that too lol. I doubt he'd be pleased with Kylo's betrayal, especially when he was suppose to kill Rey and they were obviously working together to kill him.

my only issue with Luke dying is moreso in the execution than the actual act. Yoda and Obi-Wan had much better death scenes. Both of those characters had realized they had reached the end of what they were meant to do and accepted the finality. With Luke, we don't really get that same level of impact. Both Obi-Wan and Yoda die with Luke watching and that's a big deal as they pass down a final lesson to him in their death. Luke on the other hand will give his final lesson to Rey as a ghost.

Luke however, never passes on anything to Rey in the end.In fact, Rey doesn't even really see the projection trick he does. It's really not that well executed of a death compared to Obi-Wan or Yoda.

Because a blue glow will upset you. His vanishing is also completely necessary because that event turns him into a legend again. That’s the whole point of the last scene with the kids, so they’ll be inspired to join the resistance. That seems weird in a Disney film, inspiring kids to enlist, but I don’t think that was Johnson’s intent.

That was so cheesy IMO. That whole sub plot with those damn Space Horses felt like something straight out of the prequels or even a Harry Potter movie, but not Star Wars.

So...Star Wars?

I'm starting to feel this should have been 8 and 9 fleshed into 2 films.

It's one of those things where this is a long film, but so many scenes feel abrupt. Like if they fleshed Snoke out more, a little more on the Island and Luke, and bam you have a 2 hour awesome movie, ending with Rey going to the ship.

3rd film is on the ship and Luke coming back. Not to mention Rey and Finn were on the same ship in this movie, and they just randomly are at the resistance in the end scene.

I still don't get Kylo Ren.

Yeah, hands down the worst ending to a SW film.

We get the idea of it, its just not a good one.

Also No one said "I got a bad feeling about this" or screamed No! I think those are SW firsts.

Yeah I worded that badly lol, but what I meant is that it reminded me of some the worse aspects of the prequels. Definitely more Harry Potter than Star Wars though.

You're wrong on all points.

The resistance is more than 10.

Well he liked his father and killed his leader and killed him to appease his leader

This movie is a potluck of holes.

And no Kylo Ren at best is Christensen at the end of 3. They almost said the same line. "We can rule the galaxy together"

This is a movie where there were 10 questions that could have been addressed, and they answered none!

This isn't Star Wars. Was there a single question even from the prequels from film to film you needed answering? Certainly not the OT except what happens to Han, and it is immediately addressed in Return.

They spent two years hypothesizing only to realize it was pointless.