Reboot/Rehash, Overacting & Not The Force

Rating: 1/10 (30 December 2016)

In reality this movie deserves a 5.5-6 star rating. Due to it being ranked in the top 250 movies of all time being at a 8.1, I am forced to give it a 1.
Cast: To start off, the cast was great for exceptions of John Boyega (Finn) who's poor overacting was more of a distraction that kept you from feeling like you were in a galaxy far far away but instead on a couch watching a D class actor on a soap opera. Carrie Fisher (RIP) looked like she was on her last leg and not healthy enough to command the ressistance. The rest of the cast was great and you can tell that a lot of money was put into this movie. Great special effects and soundtrack.
Plot: This movie was the least creative plot out of the now seven episodes (8 if including Rogue One). It was more of a reboot than a continuation of the story.
A droid (R2D2/BB8) carrying important information for the (rebels/ressistance), landing on a planet and finding the only force wielder on the planet (Luke/Ren). Storm troopers are looking for the droid (R2D2/BB8) and the force wielder (Luke/Ren) escapes the planet on the millennium falcon. The (rebels/ressistance) decided to create the super deathstar version 3 (super original) with the same weakness to blow it up as the other two failed versions. Father and son reveal on a bridge (Episode 5) by Kylo and Han Solo this time. Surprisingly the Super Death Star verison 3 is blown up by simple shots by a X-Wing (episode 4) and the Ressistance (rebels) get the data from BB8 (R2D2). Ending with the newly force user (Ren/Luke) flying to an abandoned planet where a Jedi Master (Yoda/Aged Luke) is in hidding...
Not only the reboot, but many star wars plot issues. 1) Ren magically became a Jedi Knight overnight (Control weak troopers minds, have telekinesis and wield the force) and the need of Padawan or training is no longer. 2) Finn (an ex storm trooper) holds his own in a light saber match against someone powerful enough to freeze blaster shots in mid-air...