A New Hope recycled

Rating: 3/10 (23 December 2015)

Just to warn you, this whole review is one big long spoiler. So SPOILER ALERT!
Everyone can save their time watching TFA  just watch A New Hope again. It's THE SAME MOVIE. Lucas recycled everything from the characters to the plot only we get lamer next generations of the original characters. Poe is the new Han, Rey is the new Luke, Kylo is the new Vader, Supreme being is the new Emperor, Luke is the new Obi-Wan, and BB-8 is the new R2. Even the groups are the same: the New Order is the new Evil Empire, the Resistance are the new Rebels complete with base on forested planet.
Opening: Poe gets a disc with important information intended for the Resistance which he hides in a droid. The enemy unexpectedly show up so he sends the droid away. Poe then gets captured and tortured for information until he gets rescued. The droid after wandering the desert dune planet for a while gets picked up by a local girl, who doesn't know it, but she's actually the new hero. She figures out the droid is important and meant for the Rebels  I mean sorry the "Resistance", so together they hightail it off her desert planet home. Sounding familiar yet?
Meanwhile the bad guys have built the Starkiller base, (basically Death Star the next generation) and they use it to destroy a planet very original.
So then the rag-tag group get to the resistance base, they download the droid, they find that the death star thing has a weakness that is in this one exposed spot, they launch an attack, the father figure gets killed by Vader 2, and they blow the new Death Star thing up.
Tell me that's not the entire plot of A New Hope.
It's really inexcusable to me that with as much money as Lucas makes on these films he can't get any decent writers to create an original script.
Fans of the movies will likely always be fans and will like this movie anyway because they'll get all nostalgic about seeing their old characters brought back. But the film is just lazy in its execution. There's nothing new here.