Quite possibly the worst movie ever!(IMO)

Rating: 1/10 (6 January 2017)

People said when episode I came out that it was the best Star Wars ever. But in time when the hype cooled down they realized how stupid that movie was. This one is no exception. Please do not take this review personally, it's just an opinion.
Story: As we all know now it's a massive copy of the original trilogy's story. And if you pay attention literally everything is exactly the same like episode IV for at least 1/2 of the movie. Just taking things from the OT and making them bigger and more bad-ass or more modern doesn't make for a good film making. But yeah... whatever, moving on. Another major issue this movie has is that it doesn't give any context to anything since it copies episode IV. That worked there because it was the first movie, but here... nah... there are so many questions like how the Resistance and the First Order came to be, how Maz got Luke's light-saber, how does San Tekka got the map to Luke, how does Finn and Rey master light-saber so quickly, who were the knights of Ren or how did Kylo betrayed Luke? Just some questions that came to my mind. Aside from that the story felt rushed, more of the same Rebel vs Empire stuff without any context whatsoever to it. Even the last light-saber battle between Kylo and Rey is a copy of Obi vs Anakin in episode III, bad guy gets injured and then is taken to his master to be trained again(similar to Anakin being taken back to Emperor to be rebuild and basically become Darth Vader).
Plot holes: Finn and Poe crash near the same village Rey was in although they crashed from space, Han and Chewie just so happens to find the Millennium Falcon in the same moment Rey and Finn were in. Rey just so happens to know how to pilot a spacecraft or use the force even though she only heard about it for like couple of hours or so. Ground breaks just between Rey and Kylo to separate them so conveniently at the end, so that we could see another face-off in the future.
The tone and fan service is just exaggerated. The movies just doesn't know when to stop with all the Easter eggs and OT references that in the end the whole movie feel like a parody to the old movies. At least the prequels had a original story and creative. The prequels failed due to poor film making. This episode instead is a cheap written homage to the original saga, and doesn't stand on it's own.
The star-killer is just another stupid addition that makes no sense whatsoever from how it powers to it's weaknesses(episode IV and VI), that show how idiotic the plot of this movie really is, having the First Order not learning anything from the Empire's failures?
The soundtrack is bland and probably the worst. Aside from Rey's theme there is no other track that stands on it's own. Kylo's theme is a rehash of Imperial March. At least Rogue One had a more decent one and that soundtrack was composed, arranged and mixed in only 4 months while this movie had 5 months just to mix it with the movie itself.
The cast is totally underwhelming. Although there are guys with so much potential, they are wasted due to the lack of vision the writers had in mind. Just one example: Finn decided to leave the storm-troopers because of the killing he would have needed to do, yet in his escape he kills more of his former colleagues which contradicts his character motivation completely and makes no sense whatsoever.
TFA betrays the legacy of the original trilogy. After Han dies Chewie screams and Leia is looking sad. Yet when they arrive Chewie pasts Leia as nothing happened. If this was a continuation of the OT they would have been devastated, especially Leia, since she had a son with Han. Luke running away because one student betrayed him? Leaving more death and destruction in the galaxy? The old Luke confronted Vader when everyone told him to run away, yet here he's so scared that he hides on Oliver Queen's island. It just inconsistent.
Aside from the artistically view and execution this movie had critical issues, and it was made only to please prequel haters. And I think JJ Abrams is not to blame here as much as the writers and especially Disney is. As Lucas clearly states in this video - : search these exact words "What Happened in George Lucas' STAR WARS EPISODE VII" on YouTube and you'll find the thing I'm talking about - he backed out because Disney wanted to make a copy version of episode IV. Surprise? Well Disney succeeded in destroying the Star Wars saga through this idiotic movie.
PS: You want to see an entertaining sequel to an old franchise, go check Jurassic World. OK it's a cliché ride but at least is more original than this piece of cr6p.