Best Movie Ever?

Rating: 10/10 (22 December 2015)

I don't understand why this movie has gotten so many negative reviews. I think it is underrated, so I was compelled to give it a perfect 10 score. My original thinking was that it was somewhere around 9.5.
There are some flaws. I had trouble dealing with how quick Rey seemed to develop Force abilities, and then defeat a skilled and seemingly powerful enemy who could freeze laser bolts, something never seen before. Ren was severely injured, so this didn't bother me to a great degree. Just a little nag. Another less nagging flaw was how the Solo just happened to be in the area when the Falcon escapes the planet. The Galaxy is pretty big for him to just happen to be there. But there's a number of explanations for that--maybe he frequented those routes, explaining why his stolen ship would be near where he did business. Maybe he knew who had his ship, and knows who Rey is. We sure don't. In their negative reviews, people are jumping to conclusions about minor things that could be explained in the next movie. They aren't even plot holes because they are just a bit anomalous at this point. They just don't like it. There's a lot of talk about it being unoriginal, stealing ideas from the original movies--a third Death Star even. I don't see this either. The plot seems to be 'stealing' ideas from the now debunked Expanded Universe. The next superweapon after the Death Star was a ship that could destroy stars. So if they have a giant ship that goes into a star system and shoots the sun, not the target planet, and all the good guys have to send ships to destroy it before it shoots, they'd everyone would still complain it was another Death Star. Starkiller Base was much different than the Death Star or its probable inspiration from the extended universe.
The movie was great. There are few flaws. I haven't been to a theater in years, and this movie made me decide to go. Well worth it. Empire Strikes Back may be the only Star Wars film better, assuming all things were equal. But with 35 years advancement in special effects, this movie is probably way more fun.