The film is really good looking.

Rating: 9/10 (5 February 2016)

I already knew from the beginning that when I walk out of Star Wars, I wouldn't be disappointed. And I was right. The plot is kind of Star Wars-like. The Imperial time has repeated itself. A lone sand-digger Rey(Daisy Ridley) is trying to earn cash. Together with the R2-D2-like robot he runs into Finn (John Boyega), who turned down the route of a Storm Trooper, who has escaped with the pilot Poe (Oscar Isaac).
The Bad guy is the anxiety-kind raging Kylo Ren (Adam Driver). Other good examples include, of course, Han Solo (good old' Harrison Ford) and of course Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew).
The film is really good looking. Even if someone else does not care about it, admit now, it is great. J.J. Abrams has got a lot of things buttoned. And no wonder, after all, the monsieur has made many delicious digital sweet pieces. And at this time the lens flare are drop out.
Actors are a good thing in the movie. I was happy with Finn (hahahaha Adventure Time rules!) and others. Han Solo has not changed at all, and Adam Driver, however, was a little disappointing. Her character was even a bit ridiculous with his baby face and all. I also wonder, why are all the new heroes played by new people? John Boyega has only acted at some sci-fi comedy and for Daisy Ridley, this is her first. Old actors are very much alive and take care of their jobs. And there are, of course, Chewie instead of some new Jar Jar Binks instead.
And after all, there are the previously mentioned breathtaking visuals. It is obtained by scenes where everything is just destroyed. Yes, this is indeed a wet dream for Abrams. I also like to thank the film of the original spirit of the original trilogy, such as, tongue in cheek-mood, and the school-boyish enthusiasm.
I also have to point out of Luke at the end. Why does he looks like Orson Welles? How long was he lost? Did he forgot his intergalactic safety razor at his home?
At the end, Star Wars: The Force Awakens meets to satisfy the Planet Wars-hungry fans while providing comfortable and humorous moments. I will give four and a half stars.