Top Ten Biggest Problems with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

I'm pretty sure this item is on the Last Jedi list too, but Snoke turned out to be (spoilers) a puppet controlled by Palpatine. And the worst part is it's only mentioned ONCE.

Snoke was meant to pretty much be Palpatine without actually revealing Palpatine.

Noticing a trend with the Palpatine-related items. He can summon an armada of Star Destroyers AND can use extensive Force lightning to single-handedly cripple the Resistance fleet. Again, if he had the ability to do so then why not sooner rather than later?

Remember Palpatine took the force from both Rey and Kylo. It is pretty justified in my opinion.

Leia's lines were all mostly non-sequiturs, which ruined all of her scenes. It's a shame too, because it's all they had to work with, but every line was absolutely awkward.

I don't really think they could do any better. Carrie's dead.

Basically Hux being the incompetent one in the First Order turned out to be the Resistance spy out of nowhere. And his reasoning? He doesn't care who wins, he just wants Kylo Ren to lose. It's just pure jealousy. Of course he doesn't make it out alive here.

Alright, C-3PO was one of the best things in the movie, but Poe is right in the sense that how come C-3PO can translate over a million languages yet his original programming is forbidden from translating Sith langauge? They had to wipe his memory in one of the sadder moments of the film (he does get it back, and is still a nice comical character), but this part is kinda dumb.

It's Ancient Sith. It is forbidden to speak. It's like saying Voldemort's name in Harry Potter.

Rose is probably one of my favorite characters created in the postlogy, while for the fanboys she is so hated that her actress, Kelly Mary Tran got harass multiple time on social medias, and if you want a proof that Star Wars 6's lesson that angriness, and hate leads to bad things, was a failure this is it. It's like the time Steven Universe's fanboys harassed an artist that made a drawing where Pink Diamond, was a bit less fat than usual, even though the series learns you countless times that being mean to people is not a solution to problems. And of course, Rose only appear during 2 minutes, even though there is no reason to not join the main crew. I want to remind you that this list is about bad things, and disapointing things in Star Wars, and that yes, this is not flaw of the movie, and just a disapointment, so yeah.

She's a secondary protagonist for one of TLJ's plots and wasn't a good character in them. Here, she is relegated completely to the background. While Finn is more of a main character and gets shipped with Jannah (a new character who actually is more interesting), Rose got next to nothing for her this time around. And some were actually hoping she'd turn up better this time.

When I saw the scene in the Last Jedi where Kylo killed Snauk, I knew this movie was awesome. This was unexpected in a good way, and this leaded the sequel of this movie in a interesting path, since now, the tormented and uncontrollable villain that is Kylo Ren taken control of the First Orded. It would be the first time where the sidekick of the villain in Star Wars, is now the main villain, which is interesting. Sadly, Palpatine was back, and now Kylo is a sidekick again, meaning that killing Snauk was absolutely useless in Star Wars 8! Yeah!

You know when I said that I knew Star Wars 8 was awesome, when I saw Kylo killing Snauk. Well the fanboys instead were disapointed that we don't know where he comes from. But, the reason Snauk didn't reveal his origins is because he was supposed to be how Palpatine was in the original trilogy. Yeah, people tend to forget that there was a time where the prelogy didn't exist, and that we didn't know anything about Palpatine either. Even then, the prelogy didn't show a lot about Palpatine, because he is just a guy that wants to take over the world. Nothing more, nothing less. And that's how Snauk was before Rise of Skywalker. He is just a guy that wants to take over the world. And the authors let the people imagine the origins of Snauk, instead or revealing his identity to have less possibilities for the imagination, just like they let you imagine the origins of Phazma, or if we go back in the time of the original trilogy, the origins of Palpatine, the clone wars, Han Solo, and many ...more

Oscar Isaac's real name is Oscar Isaac Hernandez. When choosing a stage name, he dropped his last name due to only being offered gangster/drug dealer roles. In Star Wars, initially he was the son of former Rebels. Then they threw it away and made him a spice runner, ie, a space drug-dealer, ie, a Hispanic stereotype he changed his name to avoid.