The Force Is Dead (JJ Abrams made a prequel film) No Spoiler

Rating: 4/10 (17 December 2015)

Ladies and Gents,
I was raised on these films like many of you; late thirties and a Star Wars kid. After the prequels, I went into this film feeling like I was going to get some closure.
Long and short, if you're reading this, if you're a Star Wars fan, you're not going to get "that" feeling.
This movie felt like a remake of A NEW HOPE, filled with bad writing and plot concepts that didn't make any sense.
I wouldn't recommend that any of you rush to see this. I feel bad for all of the people who stood on line for this.
The worst part of this, I'm not even sure if it was better than any of the prequels.
I'm sorry. The force, as we know it as Star Wars fans, it is dead and it died way back in when the Jedi returned.
I tried to be as objective as I could, but this film is really bad. Why?
Bad writing. To much was "forced" (phun intended) by executives at Disney I guess.
Harrison Ford didn't really feel like Han Solo. He felt more like your next door neighbor's dad: Trying to be Han Solo.
John Boyega adds levity to the film, but you don't get any understanding of him or his intentions.
Oscar Isaac, was in this film for what reason?
Max Von Sydow wasn't really in this film.
Lupita Nyong'o how much cash did you get attached to this horrible role?
I'm honestly glad that I'm not a millennial; trying to get into Star Wars and wondering if I should watch the prequels, then being subjected to this horrendous film.
The force is dead folks.