R.I.P. Star Wars 1977-1983

Rating: 1/10 (30 December 2015)

Star Wars was totally destroyed by "greed-for-money empire" Disney and "simple‐minded kid" JarJar Abrams.
dull, banal and badly pacing...it's really terrible regardless of nostalgia or something for the franchise' past, in sum. And also "a living legend" 83 years old maestro, John Williams' new score for this film lacks brilliance and thrill. Frankly, the music sounds like J. S. Bach' last work "The Art of Fugue" at least to me, in both positive and negative aspects. In other words, it's near a kind of spiritually enlightened music composed by a senescent grandmaster. So, not fun enough as Star Wars soundtrack.
"The Force Awakens" is not Star Wars at all. Indeed all three films of the prequels are also so bad as everyone knows, but in my view those works look to be making an honest effort to barely keep a basis of the saga as a Space Opera (which means organic fusion of motion picture and spectacular orchestral music). Although Lucas is not a skillful film director like his master Irvin Kershner, he has deeply understood essential qualities of Space Opera instead. So he never cross the line. On the other hand, JarJar Abrams' interpretation has no vision. It's simply puerile. This overrated guy is just a stupid kid who plays with a mountain of Star Wars toys while spending huge budget.
All in all, I had been supporting the franchise over near 40 years, but my love to Star Wars was over due to this garbage, a Disney propaganda film for their crafty business and for selling rubbishy toys. Anyway, I have no hope that Disney and JarJar will properly correct the method of continuing the saga.
Good-bye forever, a great Space Opera.