J.J. Abrams epic masterpiece to end the new movie triology

Rating: 10/10 (22 December 2019)

I have seen this movie in 3d and can only say that this is a masterpiece. It does not only introduce and maintain strong characters to and of the Star Wars Universe but fills a lot of Star Wars universe issues up, background content etc. Some would say it also fixes past Star Wars movie "errors", if you want to name it this way. The cast is simply astonishing and belongs to the finest actors in our generation. The emotionality of epic scenes for the movie itself as well as independently of and for the entire Star Wars universe is multiple times given and a must for any Star Wars fan as well as anyone who ever had a bit of sympathy for Star Wars, which is nearly the entire planet. How the directors managed to build these stable and strong emotions up, maintaining them and slowly unleashing them toward an audience that is used to emotions in movies during uncertain real life times with sometimes very chaotic emotions, is art second to none. There is one issue with certain very rare appearances of characters and their "behaviour" which does not always seems to match how you would expect them to behave or act, but only of side characters in 2 or 3 minor scenes. This is the only issue that I would have to name "odd", but the special effects alone turn it into a 10 out of 10 movie. The main actors turn it into a 12 / 10 stars movie and the directors and producers turn it into a 15 / 10 stars movie that defines the Star Wars universe new.
An epic movie with an even more epic story and ultimate epic end of the movie.
If you think that I am a bit exaggerating? No I am not, just watch the movie.
I have become and even bigger Star Wars fan.
The following comment is really just for those who have interest in the "behind the scenes" meaning of Star Wars, especially when seeing Star Wars as a media presentation of the real US satellite defence program named "Star Wars", to which the franchise belongs as it is a powerful instrument when a satellite defence program receives additionally a massive fandom and related support behind.
I recognised a small easter egg in the movie and the scene placement related to the background information of the Star Wars Rebel insignia. It was for me, for someone who is highly critical of the Islam, always an issue when the Rebel Alliance emblem could be seen similar to the flag of the state of Brunei. The easter egg has shown me the real background information for it. When you close the Rebellion symbol then you have the symbol of the Bajorans, from the Star Trek universe. This for someone who is a lot in the background information of Sci-Fi made in USA was simply fantastic to grasp that both symbols belong together and belong to a wider US government psychology for symbols in sci fi appearances, especially how long they have been planned. Others would say it is just coincidence, but for this I simply know too much of US government symbol placement. Not to mention the near subtle only association for a "phoenix" symbol, of which I had to read myself and would never come to that associative conclusion.