Star Wars Episode VII

Rating: 9/10 (12 May 2016)

Star Wars Episode VII
Luke Skywalker has vanished, he had left and with this vacuum of power, from the ashes of the Empire of the Sith, then rose this fascist looking First Order. They have accumulated power rather swiftly as their military technology has indeed increased, with powerful space ships, with an impressive mega Dearth Star that simply is a planet destroyer powered by a star fusion and fission. The Guatemalan Oscar Isaac, a star in Hollywood with impressive roles already under his belt, Ex Machina, and he is apocalypse in the next installment of X Men, he is a ace in flight, the best pilot of all the galaxy, well maybe not as the new pretty new comer Rey, an English actress that truly is beautiful to behold how a star is born as well as Bedoya, the man that plays Finn a frustrated storm trooper that simply cannot work with a vicious First Order, that simply want to take all the light. Isaac Hernandez, the ace, he flies to get secret information, a stellar map of the whereabouts of the last Jedi Knight and master, Luke Skywalker, the son of Darth Vader, he after a tragedy with training of new Jedi, simply leaves disappointed with his work. The bad apple is Ben, a man that was seduced by the Dark side of the Force, but the circumstances are obscure. He wants to be more powerful than his idol, Darth Vader, he somehow has the old helmet of the fallen. The redeemed storm trooper helps Isaac to escape but they are separated by a crash, then Finn the storm trooper encounters Ridley, Rey who has the robot, droid that has the valuable information of the stellar map. Both managed to flee the desert planet and find Han Solo and Chewbacca as their ship is really Solo's back from the original trilogy. After trying to go towards General Organa, the former princess Leaih, Ben finally find the girl. Rey has a vision of the Force, he sees how a man with a metallic hand, he is Jedi master, tries to control the storm and the man that betrays all he loved to become a monster, there is a connection between Rey and Luke, they bestowed with the Light, it is clear it is a deep relationship, but we have to wait what it is as it is not shown. Rey has grace in the Force, the Light and she can be at the same lever than Ben, many times her power is far greater than this Kylo Ren. The conclusion happens when they have saved the Republic from the planetary destroyer of worlds. Rey shows Ben the Force how it truly can be used for good, there is a part of tragedy where it is sad to watch how man can fall, Chewbacca mourns. Finally the end in oceans, islands, mountains, an old and weathered face appears, and there is hope again, the hope of the old and new and that together the future is with the light.
4 and half stars, 90 percent.