I'm not saying I agreed with him, just that he made some good points - that you could probably "pull" and keep around you oxygen from the bridge, and that if Jedi push and pull things pushing yourself towards the ship wouldn't be much of a problem, and doing so in zero-g would actually be easier than lifting things on a planet surface. No idea how or when Leia would learn any of it (there is no evidence she had any training, and in fact the new EU if I'm correct states pretty clearly she turned down Luke's offer of training), or why she wouldn't use her apparently powerfull force abilities at any other time.

Still, what I mean is that we nitpick at this scene and argue about what she could and could not do because the scene comes right the fuck out of nowhere and looks really silly. There's a shitload of things that don't make sense in the magical world of Star Wars, but as long as it's presented well we roll with it because it's fun.

I think the way they try to explain it it would rather mean that some new powerful dark side user will be born to replace Snoke now. I don't know though. Either way, I guess Anakin's supposed role of the chosen one who will bring balance to the force was not needed at all, if the thing balances itself :P Then again the only guy to mention the whole "force balancing itself" thing was Snoke, and i there's one thing this movie established it's that Snoke was an idiot, so maybe it's all bullshit.

Well, apparently the only writer was the director himself. That even sounds prequel-y :P

I don't think having different people write the movies of what was always supposed to be a coherent trilogy was a good idea.