At least they did not "rape" Harrison Ford this time.

Rating: 7/10 (15 January 2016)

All the way back home from IMAX I was wondering why this particular one seemed to be for me the only not-so-awesome episode from all the Star Wars" films. Every other one I simply love and hold dear like a part of my childish memories, but this one did not have even a small part of epicness we could see in the previous movies. No scene will be remembered as a classic, no actor will become a new generation movie hero - neither a villain The old faces from the original saga make this film good and it's not only a sentiment – they are now much better as actors (Mark Hamill's look at the end of the film is you just need to see that!). Unfortunately the young ones have much to learn and I am not only talking about the Jedi skills. My final rating is 7/10 and I sadly need to say I am simply disappointed as a Star Wars" fan. The character Rey, although as a mix of Keira Knightley and Natalie Portman, she's only a kid and it's hard to identify with the kids on the plan as they are very average in every aspect. On the other hand, Rey started better than young Anakin, so she still can show something better in next two episodes and I hope she will. Finn as a character was given a role of another Afro-American that needs to make a lot of wows" and he's overacting like the pilot in The Matrix: Reloaded", so I just confirmed my concerns I had after watching the trailers. Kylo Ren is not even a shadow of Darth Vader The soundtrack is nice, special effects are amazing (worth watching in 3D – especially for X-Wings, Ties and a Star Destroyer). I think J.J. Ambrams did more good with Star Trek" to give it a new life. I expected much more than improving a visual aspect. Maybe it's a Disney thing At least my wife loved it... And they didn't rape Harrison Ford this time! I suppose we should be grateful for this detail.