Cynical CashGrab that will kill story telling for years, as it is so profitable

Rating: 1/10 (27 December 2015)

: Summary: Cynical CashGrab that will kill story telling for years, as it is so profitable
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
SPOILERS!!!!!
I had many flashes of insight after viewing the film, but this is what I thought during the movie:
* Rey is a Mary Sue. As a minority woman, watching a girl doing everything easily with no training in the Force or flying was embarrassing. She is a parody of strong females.
* Another parody of strong women: Captain Phasma, A TOP SOLDIER and a LEADER just does what her captors asked, no fighting back or stalling.
* The undoing of everything: Han is again a selfish smuggler, Leia is again an unapproachable workaholic, and Luke is again wistfully pondering the horizon. The Rebellion and Empire are back in the exact same situation. If this was cyclical: "History does not repeat but rhymes". Anakin's life rhymed with Luke, and Padme's with Leia, yet their outcomes were different. THERE IS NOTHING DIFFERENT between Episode Iv and VII save the gender and race swaps.
* No one cares about Han's death. My sister said, "hey, I'm glad he's dead; he wasn't acting like himself." She isn't the only person to say this.
* As in most sequels, romantic couples are broken up just because they need drama. This is no different.
* Making Ben Solo into a laughingstock cancels his Sith apprentice status. No one is afraid of him. And he is terrible at saber fighting.
* The Force can be learned intimately by people just by hearing about it.
* FN and Poe chatting while being chased by TIE Fighters. Are you scared or not?
* FN's existence: FN defecting suddenly. Poorly written, or did the Force awaken in him? If the latter, why didn't the Light side keep Anakin or the Emperor from turning? As a trained storm trooper, he stands dumbfounded while an armed girl runs at him and beats him up. FN speaking as stereotypical American black man. It's like those terrible twin robots from Transformers 2 all over again. I miss you Lando and Mace.
* The score is forgettable that I don't remember hearing it during the film
* The action is frequent and incoherent enough it feels like a GI Joe, Transformers or Jupiter Rising, in a bad way.
* I've been told I need to read the novels to understand what is going on. NO. That is a ploy to get my money. And I don't have time.
* Don't even get me started on how they blew up Death Star 3.0. LAZY WRITING.
* Plot holes aplenty. I spotted at least 10 during my one viewing. Just google plot holes and The Force Awakens. It's mind boggling.
Though the prequels are bad, I liked them and I understand now because it was original and had a story.
Because we are rewarding Disney so much with this episode, we are going to get reboot after remake plagiarism style for years to come. While others franchises have done this before, Star Wars The Force Awakens is the biggest offender of them all. We the fans are all causing the death of movie storytelling because, like the Sith, we refuse to let our lives go and hang on to things long after they are truly gone.
After I saw Transformers 2 (which made more sense than TFA), I was so annoyed with it, I never watched another Transformers movie. I had a similar reaction to Avengers 2, and now I'm having it with The Force Awakens. By walking away from Star Wars, I've lost a life long identity and the last week has been really really hard, but there is no way in hell I'm going to reward Disney for insulting me as a paying consumer with The Force Awakens.
I'd say May the Force Be with You, but the Force is dead. God help you for the next 10 years in whatever slop Disney force feeds you guys.