Seriously terrible!

Rating: 4/10 (27 December 2015)

Oh man, Star Wars was terrible, such a delusion, even worse than what I thought! Great VFX, very good photography as well as sound mixing and editing, and OK directing. Terrible acting, especially Daisy Ridley, and seriously awful screenplay; come on guys, my dog could've written better dialogue.
So much copied, badly, from Episode IV; (SPOILER —>) from Han's death, and the parental relationship between him and Kylo Ren (the new Darth Vader), to the destruction of the Death Star (or whatever is now called). Seriously, all the plot is a bad remake of IV. From a review I found on the web: "1) A droid has important information that must be delivered to the good guys (Episode IV, anyone?) 2) So the bad guys hunt for the droid on a desert planet (IV) 3) Storm troopers raid a village, killing everyone (IV) 4) A girl is captured by the bad guys and the good guys rush to the base to the rescue. (IV) 5) The girl and the boy have a friend zone relationship through the film (Ep IV, Luke & Leia, wouldn't be surprised to learn that they are siblings in Episode IV) 6) The stormtroopers, elite soldiers of the bad guys, still can't hit a barn door. On the other hand, the good guys always hit, even when they use a weapon for the first time in their life 7) Supreme Leader Snoke = Emperor with a silly name 8) The bad guys have a magnificent new weapon that can destroy planets (Ep IV) 9) They use it to destroy a planet loyal to the rebels (IV) 10) The weapon has shields that can be destroyed by going down on the planet and disabling the shield generator (VI) 11) The epic villain wears a mask that distorts his voice (IV) and sadly, looks better with the mask on than without it. 12) The good guys can only destroy the weapon with an attack by X-Wings on the exact target (IV) 13) The X-Wings have to fly in a tight trench in order to reach their target (IV)"
Embarrassing the fight scene when Rey is losing to Kylo and, by closing her eyes and looking for the force, she wins. And again, when she uses the force on the storm trooper to let her go I didn't know if I wanted to laugh or cry. In general, all her journey, a very small one, in learning how to use the force and mastering the technique is way to quick and not detailed; seriously badly thought. (<— SPOILER)
The touch of Disney is far too heavy on a film that should be serious, for adults, and it's been ruined just for the sake of making more money. I was expecting it not to be good but man this was way too bad.