Star wars gone bad

Rating: 2/10 (19 December 2015)

Start wars The Force Awakens
I have grown up with this world, mythos and characters. Episodes 4-6 were something that shaped me and my preferences in life, art, science fiction and values.
Then there came episodes 1-3. They weren't terrible, especially 2 and 3, but nowhere close to the actual originals. And now this abomination which I can only compare to Indiana Jones 4.
I wonder why are the movie makers in Hollywood making this filth in the last decade. Are they that desperate for money that they are making generic template based movies that are sure to be lucrative ignoring the fact that, on the long run, they are embarrassing themselves and destroying the mythos we grow up on because they are afraid in indulging in any creativity which might not bring back the cash in amount they want. Well it's not true, people would see this movie anyway and there is no justification for the terrible scenario (or no scenario). I am not an American and I do not consider it a minus concerning criticism towards American art. Intelligent is intelligent, beautiful is beautiful no matter where you are in the world. There may be some subtle differences among cultures but we all have standards as human beings towards quality.
Let's start by giving some positive feedback. Costumes are great, effects are OK. And that is it.
Movie start with generic intro without any deeper explanations about the lore. What happened to the Republic and Empire after episode 6, why is there still rebellion if they won? The empire is now called "The first order!". Who came up with this name which suits some Harry Potter world or some other fairytale.
Empire (I am gonna call them like that from now on) is just evil without any explanation, inner struggles or the reasons why are they doing the stuff that is being done. They are portrayed like stereotypical Nazi culture. The evil antagonist is totally generic, Dart Wader wannabe, and just bad without any reason (everything is black and white without gray undertones that makes us human). Even Hitler, had reasons for his action in his head. This depth is missing completely in character development thought the movie.
The plot is copy paste from the first movies. Some droid has important info (episode 4), he is running from the empire (e-4), there is a desert planet (e-4 & e-6), main female and male character instantly bond, there is a death star on steroids (e-4 & e- 6), empire has no sane engineers that learn from their mistakes (blowing up the death star with the same strategy as before). Rebels are just a chaotic bunch who plan complicated missions in minutes. R2D2 is chilling for a long time, inactive, without any reason and then he wakes up at the end and has magically the missing info which he combines with info from the new droid.
Jokes are terrible and, although they are self explanatory, the director had to explain them again and ruining them. For example there are monsters released in the spaceship and one of the characters asks how do they look and then they appear. There it should have ended with the joke, but the other character had to say that they looked like that emphasizing the obvious. All the jokes are made with this mold which ruins them and are aimed towards children which I assume was the intent so that they would cover the biggest possible span of audience.
The antagonists are generic, Disney like villeins without any scary elements. Even the Wader copy was more interesting until he took the mask off. When I saw him, I started laughing and he looks like some dude from Monty Python with terrible acting. Who cast him for this?. His boss (the emperor analogy) is like a giant Golum from The Lord of The Rings.
The plot holes are many and I will just mention that there are no explanations why Luke left, how the map is found, why R2D2 has the missing part of the map and many more.
I do not understand the point of making this kind of garbage except for the financial gain. Are there any decent writers in Hollywood capable in making intelligent scenarios? For a this kind of budget, lack of script has no justifications. I would make better scenario as would any intelligent star wars enthusiast who grew up on this world and lore.
I am giving it 2 because of the old school SF effects but they were not many and also the camera was chaotic which took our chance to enjoy the design and world of Start Wars.