I don't have a massive hatred for that side-plot that most do, it wasn't good but it wasn't so insanely bad I wanted to die. I also didn't find the humour to be annoying. But several points that have large impacts on the future of the series were terribly handled.
The movie wasn't bad if you ignore some plot holes, the bigger issue is the mishandling of established stories and characters, including characters introduced in the force awakens. This is what can happen when a movie trilogy isn't planned out before hand and the second entry is given to an entirely different writer/director. Hell they had to change TFA's ending slightly because Rian Johnson wanted to do something different with Luke that didn't fit with it.
It doesnt feel planned, it feels like someone just takes over and makes it up as they go along, which isn't how something planned as a trilogy from the get go should happen.
