From One Generation to the Next - Why the New Installment of "Star Wars" is Not a Lousy Remake

Rating: 9/10 (19 December 2015)

The Force Awakens is a great addition to the Star Wars series. It's plot is laid out similarly to the first Star Wars movie, and I think many people are overlooking this. The movie is to be felt and interpreted by the younger generation as the first movie was by the younger generation at the time, and being a part of the younger generation today I believe they pulled this off pretty well, and I also believe this is the most prominent feature in this movie. I think this is why some of the older generations are disliking the setup of the plot line and the movie itself as well.
I can see where this part of the movie fall short of some of the older generation's expectations, making this movie seem like a remake, but this should not determine the worth of the entire movie. As stated before, the movie was to be felt to the current young generation as the originals were felt before, but this is not the only aspect in the movie. The movie itself was enjoyable and the characters were very likable. Rey and Finn have an interesting connection from the beginning. Many of the movie's moments will be emotional and thrilling to any Star Wars fan, thus I highly recommend seeing this movie if you have seen the originals.
Just a personal note, if you want to read unbiased, legitimate reviews about the movie, I would go to a professional critic website like Metacritic and/or Rotten Tomatoes. The people on this website are so nitpicky and whiney just because they didn't get what they personally expected. Remember that the user reviews are highly biased (even this one) and are usually coming from people who don't know how to properly explain their stance. All I see is lists with points on why the movie was bad with no elaboration. If you are reading this and are going to write a review, do us all a favor and elaborate on your points, or don't even bother writing a review.