Amazingly bad .: Spend your money on something else

Rating: 1/10 (2 January 2016)

I will not spent more lines by criticizing the points that my colleagues here in reviews had already mention. It is an incredibly bad remake of the first movie, with the same plot, focusing on the public around 12 year old, to sell toys. This already had been said.
Altought, the 3 major points of failure are :

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1. Very Poor dialogs - All the dialogs between main characters seems intentionally superficial, to give more space to the so-tiring and already explored battles, with that same model, with same ships and same film-shots.
2. Hans Solo - The film is pretty much likable but forgettable until Hans appears, he immediately lift the overall humor of the film, totally based on nostalgia. But killing him is a big slap on the face of the fans. JJ Abrams had explain that the idea is to create a similar very-hated villain as Darth Vader, but forgetting that Darth Vader is bad enough for devil, but have saved his son in a crucial moment of the saga. The Idea of the villains is that he can be bad as devil, but at least need to have moral values, with respect for something, otherwise he is just a angry teenager with bad behavior. Even Don Corleone was feared as death, but with family respectable values. The overall public can connect with antagonists, but only if they have strong and respectable ideals.
3. JJ Abrams - This guy just made a movie similar with his old movies, with no depth for the carachters, with the worsen of being made by Disney. The result is not the film that Star Wars fans expect since 1983. This is just the 4th failure tentative.

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Straight to the point.: This movie reminds me something very similar that happens to BATMAN franchise, where since Tim Burton version, a lot of directors simply screwed the franchise in unimaginable ways , until a serious director like Christopher Nolan did the right thing, a really adult movie, focused on the history. This movie is not as bad as Michael Schumaccher version, but is far from the new film that everybody awaits. In my concern, Disney can hire Christopher Nolan for the next Star Wars, and give a big and empty "Thanks" to JJ Abrams, just like the dialogs of his movies.