Yep, that is the portion of the scene that really gets me too. Apparently Leia is able to open a pressure door that had to have slammed shut when the atmosphere was lost, close the door again, re-pressurize the area, then open the air-lock door so the rest of the crew could get to her. All while she's basically in a vacuum and with little to now "force abilities." *sigh*
The other scene which really annoys me is how Rey ends up back on the Falcon after she and Kylo blow up Luke's lightsaber. So somehow she was able to wake up, find both halves of Luke's lightsaber, ignore everyone else in the room (not kill Kylo,) get off the mega ship without being seen and Chewie is able to fly the Falcon (also unseen,) to the mega ship, land, pick Rey up - because she was so easy to find on a 25 KM long ship - and go into battle on Crait. And how did they know to go to Crait? I guess she and Leia have some sort of force connection now too? *sigh*
This past weekend I watched the first time TV airing of TFA. Although there are points where I roll my eyes (DS #3, trench run, trash compactor, etc...) it had more of a feel of a Star Wars movie than TLJ. It may have pushed boundaries, but most issues were at least plausible in the SW universe. (Although Poe killing 9 Tie Fighters in less than 30 seconds during the battle on Takodana). TLJ kind of just threw every SW idea they had against the wall and whatever stuck, they went with and threw the rest away.
Keep in mind, Rian Johnson has been tapped by Disney for a brand new SW trilogy. So apparently, they really like what he did. But I'm not really seeing fans liking it, young or old. I mean you know it's bad when even your 10 yr-old daughter complains about Leia's superman move in space.