This is Anti-Star Wars - Boycott

Rating: 1/10 (13 September 2017)

After watching every Star Wars and now watching the reboot, The Force Awakens I can say this was a complete disappointment, and the clear proof that how things are being done at Disney: reasonable contacts, speaking gibberish and making the movie-attending public believe they are smarter than they actually are because the they can get a way with a copy/paste script.
From the very start of The Force Awakens there was many things that didn't add up, but we let them go because we Star Wars fans. ironically, for such a title, the force is completely absent and snoozing and is almost like some kind of a trick that is everywhere and with everyone and can be picked up and run with.
I assume this film was made by a computer cut, copy, paste, reedit process using old scripts and input from a consulting film. The worst films are made by committee. Disney's sabotages to the Star Wars legacy don't make much sense because they own the "franchise" (hate it when Disney employees use this word so corporate), but they have no choice without talent. JJ Abrams keeps ripping off and remaking films and he is an embarrassment. He is just a one-dimensional creation of the bank account, a square lover of power and position who can be compared to a film sith - as always happens with directors who dislike art and tradition and love and caring - who history will ultimately prove wrong in almost everything he does. Things get worse as the film continues starting with the time-lapse, lack of continuity and the one-dimensional so-called acting.
While the film initially garnered critical (payola?) acclaim, viewers left in droves and by now it is famously considered an embarrassment par excellence. Those who remain for this film could be bad Robot contractors and of course deriders of Star Wars.
The death of Star Wars came in 2015, continued in 2016 and Disney will not stop now, but our giving it cash will.