Super-Leia (though it shows how strong she is with the Force, now that Carrie Fisher is dead her "bigger role" that the scene appeared to hype is pretty much dead in the water and stands out as very "wtf" material), and the CGI chase scene when the po-po chased Finn and Rose.

I think I hate Finn. None of his jokes land for me and I find him to be a very boring character. I suspected it in TFA, but this movie just confirms my dislike of the character. I was perfectly fine with him sacrificing himself to destroy the budget Death Star, but nope that idiot Rose has to save him because fuck you.

I really enjoyed it. A lot. A very weird film though so I can see why it's been so divisive.

I felt like all the characters were likable, even Rose. I was expecting her to be fucking annoying from her first appearance but she ended up being okay. Daisy Ridley's acting has improved. Still not great, but better than in TFA. Something I really didn't like was Benicio Del Toro's character, and that was more a problem with his weird stutter thing than his actual character. Other than that, everyone gave a really good performance.

The humour wasn't as bad as I was expecting. There were a couple moments where it felt out of place (odd quips during Rey and Kylo's conversations, the sad Porgs, a couple other things) but in general I thought it was fine.

Story direction takes an unexpected, but IMO positive turn. I like that Snoke didn't end up being the endgame big bad (although I would have liked to have actually learned what he actually was). Luke's final scene was nice. There were a few bits where I was thinking "What?" but they didn't detract too much from the experience.

Super Leia really wasn't as bad as I was expecting. I found Sliding Rey more silly-looking.

The Canto Bight plotline didn't contribute much to the plot, but I think the film was better for it. It was a fun sequence that gave some much-needed development to the sequel era, and ended with a really nice, hopeful moment. Could have done without the drunken alien thinking BB-8 was a slot machine though.

The action scenes were some of the best in the series, and the film had quite a few. The film in general looks very nice, save for a slight overuse of greenscreen.

Also, what was the point in making a CGI Yoda puppet rather than just using a puppet? Or was it an actual puppet that just looked a bit weird?

Overall though, I loved this movie. Right now I'd put it as my third favourite SW film, above TFA and below ESB. I may have to see it with again with other people next week so we'll see if that changes.