A movie with 1000 flaws and 100 000 merits - If you turn off your nostalgia button and turn on your childhood button, you will surely enjoy it.

Rating: 10/10 (30 December 2015)

To start this review, first I have to say that objectively speaking, my vote would be 9/10, simply because of several flaws, but subjectively, every aspect of the movie that I enjoyed simply killed those flaws. Plus, everyone else here also writes only subjectively, so that's another reason for 10. Once again, the Star Wars Universe gave us a beautiful fantasy with interesting new characters and a new edition of the old ones that we loved so much. Also, what makes it better than the prequels, is the fact that CGI and all the other effects are perfectly dosed, making it not look like a video game. Despite of the fact that the story reminds us all of New Hope, it is NOT a remake, first of all, Starkiller base, yes, the task is to destroy it, but think of it, what else would the villains do if not a more powerful version of the Death Star. Next, Kylo Ren is nothing like Darth Vader, Kylo Ren is a completely emotional character, a villain with a personality with the light side in him (and not the same light side Darth Vader had in the 6th movie, Kylo Ren killed his member of the family) and also, he is an untrained human, at least not trained enough. Another thing is that the movie left us with a lot of questions that are yet to be answered in the sequels and the movie simply has it all, from fantasy elements, through action, drama, romance, all the way to comedy. It's the type of movie that goes much more into the characters themselves, their psychological than the story itself, despite of it being important. You have to watch this movie as a child, with your heart, not with your intellect and critical eyes.