The haters still went and watched it?

Rating: 8/10 (27 April 2020)

So, reading the reviews on here and it is very clear that the people all moaning and complaining about various things (mostly Disney filling their pockets) all seem to have one thing in common, they contributed to it. If they didn't, how can they possibly make an informed review on the film.
It appears that rather than enjoy the series for what it is, they've let themselves get wrapped up in politics and in the process upset themselves.
I very rarely write reviews because, as you can probably tell, I'm not very good at it. However, one thing that struck me was all the hating on Disney and co making money off the back of something that clearly Lucas didn't want to have time for anymore. Disney is a business, businesses want to make money, if they don't make money, they'll go under. Why is it such a problem that a company wants to make money off of a successful franchise?
Let's get to the film. Great entertainment, great special effects, as always a pumping soundtrack that keeps everything flowing and the characters are very believable.
I'm not a hardcore star wars fan, I am however a hardcore sci-fi fan. Sometimes you need a break from the 2001's, interstellars and annihilations and enjoy some good old family viewing.
Star wars is and always will be one of the best family sci-fi stories ever put on screen. It has something for everyone and this outing doesn't disappoint.
Expect the falcon, x-wings, explosions, emotion, great back drops and some nice references to films gone by.
If the people stopped hating on the companies, relaxed, accepted that you can't always win, and took the film's for what they are, you may just enjoy them.
Star Wars has divided people for years and years but most of all, it's brought people together and created a community of people that have a passion for something love. It's never going to please everyone, but as long as star wars is around, people will be brought together because of one common love.
The force is with you, always!