Catastrophically bad.

Rating: 1/10 (19 December 2015)

Have you heard of that concept called 'character development'? Don't expect to see it in this movie, because it isn't there. And neither is 'sense of humour', 'story plot', or 'acceptable acting'. Whoever cast Daisy Ridley as Rey and John Boyega as Finn must have been drunk at the time because they are both horrendous actors. Also, does anyone know what Finn's role was during the entire movie? I don't. The only thing you can expect from this movie is that the characters will express emotions that just don't feel natural in the slightest because not at one point does the script say, "Character is feeling emotion X because of event Y," - no, no, they just go: "Character is feeling emotion X. That's the end of it. Oh look, and now Character is onto another emotion. Why? We're not telling you." It quite literally is one of the worst scripts I've ever seen - it's like the writers just went, "Throw some random crap together, the fans will watch any old rubbish."
The only reason why I believe that anyone would watch this (knowing how bad it is) is because they want to see how much movie time can be filled with explosions. Whenever the story ran out of plot - BOOM, explosion! - or started to not make sense anymore - BOOM, explosion! Why do character/plot development when you can do BOOM, explosion!
Unfortunately, I think it was pretty clear that this movie was just an excuse to earn money from the anticipation and high expectations of fans. This wasn't ever about the film itself - simply the money.
So, in conclusion: please, please don't waste your money watching this movie, because you genuinely will have wasted two hours of your life and you're never going to get that time back.