Yeah, I'm giving that one a C+. It was watchable and not complete nonsense, and it had some good character moments for both Rey and Ren, so it was better than TLJ. But it certainly seemed like it was a rushed version of a story Abrams intended to tell across the last two films and suffered quite a lot as a result of that. I don't understand why he didn't just do all three? They wouldn't have been great, but the result of switching back and forth was to create a mess.
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