A fan film of youtube, but worse. Jar Jar Abrams destroyed everything

Rating: 1/10 (25 December 2015)

This film is a catastrophe. Period. I swear I felt as if I was watching these fan movies on youtube, but worse.
First, I am sure that the high score given was the result of people paid by Disney to promote the film. There is no other explanation for me.
Many people criticized the film for being a copy of the fourth episode, which I agree. But the biggest problem for me is lack of coherence; everything happens by chance.
Obviously this could be compensated with great and memorable scenes. Well, they doesn't exist either. I noticed this early in the film. The three star wars (and obviously I do not mean the abomination of the prequels, which do not exist to me) always had epic scenes, usually in the beginning of the film: the battle in the snow in Empire Strikes Back; the exciting fight in the desert in Return of the Jedi. This new film has nothing of this.
Another problem is the aesthetic. I am a big critic of the new cinematic technologies, especially the CGI. I have the conviction that this has led to an impoverishment both in the way the actors act, as the visual of the pictures. All ceased to be organic and became artificial. A good example of this is in the fact that there are not more films that cause a huge cultural impact. That being said, I went to see the new star wars in the hope of finding the beginning of a correction of this error (a bit on the line of films like Interstellar). I was wrong. It became very clear at the time I saw a monster, with an almost identical design to those that you guys can see in the "Monsters, Inc", attacked han solo's ship. Or the sad emperor Snoke, a being similar to the embarrassing alien that appears at the end of the horrible Indiana Jones 4. Everything looking like a cartoon for children or a video game.
I wrote all this with sadness because stars wars was very important in my childhood, as well as to many others. And precisely for this reason that I could not shut up. Jar Jar Abrams and Disney did a great damage to the memory of this admirable saga.
If this film has a good thing, it is the trailer. For the trailer, by the way, it's a shame that there is the movie.