A PC movie that lacks any real character development

Rating: 2/10 (19 December 2015)

People have been arguing about how this movie is PC and simply chose characters, not for the sake of the story and character development, but for PC purposes. I agree with those people for several reasons. First, Disney seems to be following the trend to "fix" the inferiority complexes of women today by throwing a bunch of useless, undeveloped "strong" females out there. Tauriel from The Hobbit movies is one example (a "strong" female character who was moody, indecisive and running around crying after a man the whole time). Rey is not exactly the same way, but she is pandering (yes I am using the "P" word) to females with an inferiority complex and the PC audience of course.
Rey is another example of a female character whose personality and character development is scarified so they can prove to the audience that she is capable of doing the things a man can do (sorry, I wasn't convinced by that short, skinny model). Rey really lacks any personality, and the acting quality lacked genuineness. I got the feeling that the actor did not believe she was actually part of the glorious Star Wars universe! The scoring of the movie was less than adequate (hello John Williams what happened)? While those who argue that the movie proved that women are as capable as men what do they have to say about Phasma who seemed like a coward and weakling? The movie is simply another Disney hype that should not have a higher rating than the original films (really you fans, your just trying to out-rate the original films). Hype, Hype and more hype. That's all we get anymore: frozen was hyped, Jurassic world was hyped and so on.
Sorry this is film goes with the other Star Wars prequel and does not deserve to have a higher rating than the glorious, touching originals.