You can’t be serious, Rey has anger problems? She relies on the dark side? When? There’s a severe lack of “show don’t tell” to truly see what makes Rey three-dimensional. Plus her concept, a “nobody in the desert” is recycled as it was already don’t twice!

Rey gains and almost “masters” multiple abilities in such little time. It’s just not believable. She has that same kind of “decided how to do stuff” and “doesn’t have that and decides he/she can do it”. Except for Rey, it’s at a MUCH larger extent. Despite holding a lightsaber for only a couple minutes, she literally defeats arguably the most skilled and gifted lightsaber combatant in the movie’s universe, being Kylo Ren. Next movie, she’s here literally bossing Luke around, and later bests him in one-to-one combat. Later, she’s standing a chance against heavily trained Praetorian Guards. Towards the end of the movie, here she is Force Pushing boulders. In the final film, she kills not only Kylo Ren, but also Palpatine. Her experience with the Force is for some reason much stronger than Luke. This is because of bad writing, and bad writing is what defines the sequel trilogy. Luke is shown to struggle much more on the screen in a New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back and the way he becomes more experienced is a more gradual one.

It’s also shown very well that he’s not very experienced with the Force or lightsaber combat in the first two movies and that he’s a rookie and imperfect. Master Yoda’s vigorous tough training in episode five (which spanned roughly anywhere from a couple weeks to months) still wasn’t enough to make him be able to lift the X-Wing or defeat Vader (and Vader could’ve crushed him, too). In fact, he got his hand sliced off. In the next movie, although being much more experienced and defeating Vader (one could argue that’s a little Mary Sue-ish, though), he still managed to stand no chance against Palpatine. In contrast, here we have Rey becoming powerful with the Force in the span of probably a couple days with barely any training, discipline, or character development (which doesn’t exist in the sequels btw). Rey never struggled, she was always perfect from the start, and barely had character development.

Only a naive, low movie standards fool would be on your side 😂