An uninspired remake of Episode IV; the Force was not strong with the writers!!!

Rating: 5/10 (18 December 2015)

Do not be fooled with all the mystery. The Force Awakens is a poorly remake on Episode IV; the original Star Wars. 1-Small robot lost in a deserted planet carrying a map with something (originally was a blue print) 2-Robot found by a young person who does not know but has a strong connection with the Force (originally was a boy now is a girl) 3-Escape from the planet helped by Hans Solo and Chewbacca and another person (originally Obi Wan now an ex trooper) 4-The big bad guy uses a mask and dress in black 5-Rebels get the map 6-Rebels attack huge planet/weapon by shooting on a hole and finally in the last minute blowing it before it destroy another planet (originally the planet/weapon was smaller) 7-Main character killed by the bad guy in black To make matters even more similar there is some kind of Emperor, a British general that does not like the black bad guy
I am pretty sure J.J. Abrams will defend is similar items as an homage to the original; but in my opinion this is just recycling and not particularly original.
Ignoring this few similarities; lets focus on the new things:
1-The main Jedi character is a girl called Rey (Daisy Ridley is OK but still too green to carry a movie by herself). Besides her character is even more childish and very little defined. Luke which at least has a motivation for fighting.
2-Hans Solo is replace by a black guy (I do not think he is African American since this is outer space) who instead of being an scumbag is a troop deserter (John Boyega; really very good and capable of getting a few good laugh); but is still not interesting enough to carry the movie.
3-R2D2 has been replace by BB-8; very cute and digitally enhanced to be almost alive; but it does not even come closer to the personality Lucas infuse in the R2D2 coupled with C3PO
4-Christoper Lee was replaced by Domhnall Gleeson; something I rather erase from my mind.
5-Joda is replace by something like a Chinese woman with a lot of cheap philosophical statements (like the Light Sable is calling his master). (Joda was not in the original Star Wars but somehow is the most remembered character).
On the plus side; there is more humor than the original; and the action scenes and environments are more impressive; considering it cost perhaps 50 times more than the original and there were huge digital advances in the last 38 years; the achievement is not impressive.
Which is impressive and sad; is all the media attention and public deceiving to the public that Disney Corp and Abrams created on a movie that even if entertaining is not really superior to the original.