SPOILERS and what you shouldn't watch to avoid accidental spoilers

Rating: 2/10 (6 January 2016)

There are too many reviews, already on Youtube, which pretty much summarize all that's wrong with The force awakens, one of the best might be one that's called something like "how the force awakens sucks or how I learned to stop worrying and love the phantom menace".
So I'll try to be brief. When you have watched the film, you realize it had already been "spoiled" for you since: If you had watched the original Star wars (Episode IV) If you had watched Episode IV, you had already known the story, since it's practically the same story, with names and characters simply watered down, placed in different locations, doing the same thing.
If you had watched a Disney animated movie. If you had watched Disney movies that went over the top in depicting villains as black or white, without any dimension, using clichés and turning them into laughable characters instead of strong or even scary ones, well, you already knew that they would do that to the equivalent of the Emperor, or the equivalent of Vader, they turned what would have been the Emperor's figure from episodes IV to VI into a laughable 50's movie Sci-fi figure, and the Vader equivalent figure, into a childish tantrum teenager who throws fits with his light-saber and is permanently confused. Actually, 99% of teenagers are way more mature than this, Kylo Ren's fits are more in the 3 or 4 year-olds range.
If you had watched Mel Brooks Spaceballs Then after a short while watching The force awakens, you'll realize the similarities between Rick Moranis' would-be-Vader and Kylo Ren's performance... Actually, with Rick Moranis being more believable as a villain.
If you had watched the prequels (Episodes I to III) Then you would have realized that profound characters like Yoda would be turned into cartoon-ish characters, like in this case, the figure of Yoda is transformed into a Yoda-like, Disney-cute muppet-ish old lady with large glasses who might have done better in a Pixar film like Monsters inc.
That would pretty much sum what you would have needed not to watch for the movie not to be spoiled from the beginning.
*sigh* I had such high hopes and wanted so much to like this film, but Disney really made it impossible no matter how hard you tried to let things slide one after another.
Oh, also, you come to realize that probably the only sensible big actor was Harrison Ford, since probably he might have asked himself to be spared from the next episodes no matter what... when you watch it, you'll know what I'm saying. If you've watched it, well...