Attack of the Clones at least had scenes with purpose that progressed the plot in one way or another, regardless of how bad they were.
The Last Jedi wasted my fucking time with the Holdo/Finn/Poe/Rose garbage. I actually don't know how ANYONE could defend that entire fucking sequence of events that literally could have been entirely avoided if she had been forward with her plans OR if she had an actual reason to NOT be forward with her plans.
Rose was also a generally shit character and that romance between her and Finn was so fucking forced it wasn't even funny.
The humor in that movie was actually aids. The prank call helping destroy the dreadnought in the beginning, Luke drinking alien titty milk like a slob (what the fuck were they actually thinking?), Luke tickling Rey when she literally reaches out, BB-8 piloting an AT-ST, etc. The funniest parts of that movie weren't even jokes. Super-Leia was hilarious and I was dying in my seat when that happened because it was so surreal and the idea that somebody unironically wrote that is amazing. The other "joke" I liked was when Kylo Ren ordered ALL the AT-ATs to fire on Force-Luke and Hux stopped that shit and asked in an insulting manner something along the lines of "Do you think we got him?". That's Hux being an asshole (a correct asshole in the sense that holy shit overkill Ren what the fuck), it wasn't forced.
The lightspeed ram jump was visually cool, but also brings up one big question like "If jumping to lightspeed has enough destructive force to not only disable a ship that's 10-20x its size, but also completely decimate the fleet behind that giant ship then why didn't they ever fucking do this before?".
Then there's the complete destruction of Luke as a character with him contemplating murdering his fucking nephew in his sleep with his lightsaber turned on for some reason because his nephew had a lot of darkness in him or something. You know who also had a lot of darkness in him? Darth Vader. He slaughtered his fellow Jedi (kids and all), blew up a planet, tortured his daughter, cut off the hand of his son, froze his children's friend and sold him to a slug, and more but Luke still fucking risked his life to save his father.
Rey also gets no training in this movie at all. I'm sorry, contemplating the Force on a rock and giving into dark temptation nearly isn't fucking training. Swinging a lightsaber at an unmoving rock isn't training also. Luke failed completely at lifting his X-Wing out of the swamps on Dagobah. Rey? Eh, fuck big ass boulders easy peasy LOL.
And poor Snoke. The head of a mysterious group following in the Empire's footsteps that comes from nowhere I guess. Insanely deformed and incredibly powerful with the Force. Somehow tempts Kylo Ren to the dark side despite Kylo living at the Jedi Temple with Luke and other students. And he just gets killed off before anything about him is revealed. What a fucking waste of a character.
People praise TLJ for subverting expectations. People expected Rey to be trained, expected Snoke to have some fucking character, expected Luke to be actually Luke, etc. But honestly what's the point in fooling audience expectation if the twist itself is shitty and makes no sense? It adds NOTHING to the story if your plot twists aren't actually good aside and are just there to trick people.