She's likable and earnest enough, but yeah TLJ basically puts her character on pause to allow Luke to take over the 3rd act of the movie, which is a no no. 

Luke didn't have much depth, he's a whiny bitch for most of the first two movies. He gains depth because of the revelation of Darth Vader being his father, that puts him into a different light and suddenly makes him more interesting because this giant family secret thrust upon him. That made the character interesting, otherwise he's really kinda one note himself.

Anakin was just a straight up bitch all the way through, alternating between whiny and annoying with the worst dialogue in modern big budget cinema and a completely implausible turn to the dark side. 

Harrison Ford as Han Solo is the actor that really carried the mail for the OT along with Carrie Fisher. New movies don't have anyone on that level though the Poe actor is fairly charismatic. You're not gonna find another Harrison Ford though.

The existence of other movies doesn't make the sequel trilogy any better, if that's what your point is.

I do agree Poe isn't terribly bland, the problem is he's in bad movies. For him to betray the First Order so easily and have no regrets is kinda lame, and in TLJ he spends most of the movie wasting time, and his one opportunity to do something useful gets ruined.

Actually, Finn was the one who betrayed the First Order, not Poe. Still, I agree with you about him.

Luke didn't have much depth, he's a whiny bitch for most of the first two movies. He gains depth because of the revelation of Darth Vader being his father, that puts him into a different light and suddenly makes him more interesting because this giant family secret thrust upon him. That made the character interesting, otherwise he's really kinda one note himself.

Anakin was just a straight up bitch all the way through, alternating between whiny and annoying with the worst dialogue in modern big budget cinema and a completely implausible turn to the dark side. 

Harrison Ford as Han Solo is the actor that really carried the mail for the OT along with Carrie Fisher. New movies don't have anyone on that level though the Poe actor is fairly charismatic. You're not gonna find another Harrison Ford though.

Don't listen to the haters. The Last Jedi is definitely worth watching. I thought it was a great movie. It wasn't perfect. I thought it had some minor pacing issues in the middle act, and an example of a character doing the whole "stare aghast at the horrible thing for too long before doing anything about it" routine, but I'd rate it a solid 9/10, and it keeps getting better with every rewatch. As mentioned above, as a film it was objectively good (hence the good critic reviews and multiple awards). This whole "TLJ ruined Star Wars forever" meme is just some fans being hyperbolic. Star Wars has supposedly been "RUINED FOREVER" more times than I can recall: Ewoks, the changes made in the Special Editions, Jar Jar, midichlorians, "I hate sand," "NOOOOO!," and so on. If Star Wars survived all of that, I think it can survive The Last Jedi. I think most of the hate is just fans frustrated that the film didn't confirm their headcanon regarding things like how certain characters ought to be portrayed, though some of the hate is clearly political, and comes from the same "anti-SJW" circles that railed against Captain Marvel and the new She-Ra and other films and shows they perceived as "too woke" for their tastes.

I think The Last Jedi is still available on Netflix, so if you have the free time go watch it and decide for yourself if you like it.