A good one overall, awakening of the Force

Rating: 8/10 (26 January 2016)

I frankly do not understand why or how other viewers may have noted so poorly this chef-d'oeuvre. I have watched all episodes of the Star Wars franchise and as per my view point this one is ranked at the 4th position after A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and The Return of the Jedi respectively. Why?
Well, this movie has accomplished efficaciously what the prequels have lacked, the prequels by the way were meant to explain the how stories started and the foundation of the battles between the Jedi and the Sith which rose in the Galaxy, hence that looked like you've done a threatening trip (sequel) after you reach your destination they relate to you how your first day (prequel) occurred.
We know it already that several years, countless practices are needed as well as a mentor (master) to attain a certain level of knowledge to manipulate the Force and light-saber weapons like Luke & Anakin did but here we realize an opposite scenario where Rey who thought that Rebel alliance and the Jedi were myths finds herself captured and by Kylo Ren (the First Order), and precipitously makes use of them.
Additional remarkable and touching point is the subplot of Finn (formerly known as FN2118) a storm-trooper unlike his allies and none before him detached himself from the first order to flee along with Poe Dameron the buddy who owns the droid BB8.
A Sith Lord Kylo Ren (son of Han Solo) the main antagonist turning to the dark side WITHOUT REALLY AN APPROPRIATE REASON stated in the movie finishes by stabbing his father who came to rescue him from the abyss which got him corrupted!
Lots of funny moments throughout the film.
Typically rests of the scenes are similar to those we've experienced throughout the 4th episode of the franchise namely: chasing a droid (BB8) to get information in it (location of vanished Luke Skywalker); destroying a Deathstar (except bigger called Stakiller); etc.