The Star Wars The Force Awakens was a good movie

Star Wars The Force Awakens was an excellent movie. As you know, I had my own definition of good. This case will be divided into two sections. One will be talking about all of the good qualities of the move, and the other part will address the critiques of this movie. Well Shot- I will introduce 3 examples explaining how well shot the film was: 1. The camera follows our main characters around a lot. This movie really wanted to focus on what our main characters were doing. This created an extremely interesting movie, because it gave the characters more depth that was really needed. The Han Solo death scene was a very good example of this. It focuses on all the characters witnessing this scene. It focuses on Kylo Ren destroying the light side in him(open to interpretation), Han Solo being extremely emotional(open to interpretation on what emotion he was experiencing), Finn's deep horror of what has just happened, Rey loosing a father figure, and Leia realizing she lost her significant other. Not only is this scene well done, but it allows the audience to connect with the characters which I will talk about in the next argument. There is also another example of Kylo Ren and Rey fighting in the Snow. When they are in a lightsaber cross, the audience can see what Kylo Ren is going through, and what Rey is going through. We can see that Kylo Ren is experiencing the emotion of anger and hatred, while Rey experienced meditation, and puts her mind on one target which was Kylo Ren. 2. The lighting is also very good in this film. That is one of the things that really make this film feel like it is a Star Wars film. The lighting and the sets bring back the nostalgia that the original trilogy had. 3. How the camera follows the action was very thrilling. A good example of this is Kylo Ren arriving to battle on Jakku in the beginning. The music is setting in, and everybody is astonished at how impressive his ship is. Than the camera closes up, and you can see a fast and ferocious Kylo Ren(open to interpretation) ready to do something. Every time Kylo Ren arrives to battle, you can feel that something dangerous has happened which would hurt the resistance. Also, another good example is when the Resistance arrives to battle. The music sounds like a good guy's imperial march, and you can also rally behind the resistance, because you feel like these guys could win. Thank you JJ Abrams. Plot-The movie's plot is fantastic, and it already introduces an abundant amount of deep lore that Disney is hiding from us. Kylo Ren's purge on all known Jedi. Why was Rey abandoned? Who is Snoke? What happened between Han and Leia when they divorced(I want to see it with my own eyes)? All of these questions are also heavily debated which is an indicator of a good movie. The movie focuses on our main characters Rey and Finn. Rey and Finn have to guard the map to Luke Skywalker. This allowed so much adventure and nostalgia to set in. This is how the movie was marketed, but it really could go both ways. If you study the movie closely, you will find that this trilogy is also Kylo Ren's story. Kylo Ren is going through his phases to become an iconic villain. You can discover the deep conflict in Kylo Ren's soul. They covered everyone's character arc with such great precision. A good example of this is when Kylo Ren is interrogating Rey. This scene is where both Kylo Ren and Rey's characters' deepest fears are discovered and strengths. Kylo Ren says "you see Han Solo, you think he is the father you never had. He would have disappointed you". Rey says "your afraid that you will never be as strong as Darth Vader". The scene was well done, and captured what each character wanted, while they were having a force battle. The movie focuses on characters. They focus on who Kylo Ren is, who Rey is, who Finn is, and who Poe is. All characters in this movie you can tell have there own unique stories. I love how the Force Awakens always focuses on what these characters are going through during a crisis. What this does is it creates interesting and RELATABLE characters. Kylo Ren is a relatable villain, because we all gone through the stuff he has gone through. We all have been confused, and put into peer pressure. Rey is relatable, because she always wanted a family that would protect her. She is forced to do this on her own. We can all relate to the feelings of belonging, and wanting security. Finn is relatable, because he is straight up confused, and feels like he has no purpose in life. He has a past that he is deeply ashamed of. We can all relate to that. The circumstances and these characters are put in makes the story and its characters believable. Acting-Do I really need to put this in? The acting in this movie was incredible, and also was a big part in making this movie. Adam Driver does a really good displaying the conflict in Kylo Ren. When he is talking to Darth Vader's helmet, you don't see a bad*** Sith Lord, but you see a man struggling. When you see Kylo Ren stab Han Solo, you see the fear but also the accomplishment on his face. Daisy Ridley stole the show in closing thirty minutes of the movie. She did a great job displaying a confident, but vulnerable Rey. The interrogation scene between Ren and Rey is a great example of both performances. Adam Driver creates the vulnerable Ren that is trying to prove himself, while Rey's inner insecurities and wishes are being discovered. John Boyega also does a good job displaying a man who is struggling, and a man who has no cause. Oscar Isaac as Poe Dameron just works, and everybody knows it. The original actors should be blocked from criticism. There hardly is any though. Thought Provoking: I will just list a bunch of theories that have came out about this film. Rey is Luke Skywalker's daughter. Rey is Snoke's daughter. The midichlorians created her. Rey is Han and Leia's daughter. TR-8R Kylo Ren's training Luke Skywalker's personality change. Kylo Ren could actually be Skywalker's son. https://www.youtube.com... Themes of the movie-The themes of this movie just makes it more interesting. All of the young people are confused. They really don't seem to have a clear motivation on what to do. This reflects generations of the 1990s and maybe even millennials. These characters all reflect ambition, independence, and swagger. They also represent the weaknesses like confusion, insecurities, worries about not making it to the top. It also made the Star Wars saga into a family movie. This is a story about the Skywalkers and Solos whether you like it or not. This represents what can happen to a family. How a troubled teenager can break a family apart, or how the family could break that teenager. This represents how hard it is to be a parent. We see this a lot with Han and Leia. They both have mixed feelings about what to do concerning there son. Han thinks there is no hope for him, while Leia claims to feel the light in him. It represents how the modern bad guys are not old, but very young(General Hux and Kylo Ren). Both are young and demand respect from everyone. What it adds to the Star Wars story-I think these lines of dialogue really solidify what it adds to the story. Han(That is why I did it, so you would miss me). Leia(If you see our son, bring him home)(with the Han and Leia theme playing with a brilliant reminder of nostalgia.) Han Solo's expression just hints at uncertainty. It was a great movie, and it demands more respect, but haters are gonna hate. Response to attacks on the movie being a re-hash of A New Hope: The only valid claims are Starkiller Base and Jakku being a place with Sand. Rey is NOT a copy of Luke Skywalker-Rey is self-sufficient in the beginning of the movie, and never whines. Luke wants the power converters, and has a stable family when we meet him. Finn and Poe are not Han Solo. Han Solo made fun of idealistic attempts in Star Wars. Poe believes in the cause he is fighting for, and Finn is a lost cause. Snoke is not Palpatine-Snoke is not laughing like crazy whenever meeting his apprentices. Kylo Ren is NOT DARTH VADER-Even though Kylo Ren tries really hard to be Vader, he is just not. He is not fully trained, and not as restrained as Vader when it comes to handling situations. General Hux is NOT TARKIN for the same reasons Ren is not Vader.