Not bad, but spoils the original Star Wars' experience

Rating: 4/10 (23 December 2015)

I went into the movie expecting it to be better or as good as the original Star Wars movies after seeing that it had a score of more than 80 at meta-critic.
Two things bothered me the most: 1. No training needed to use the force. I was disappointed to see that Rey could use the "force" so easily, without any background or training whatsoever. Anakin had the highest concentration of midi- chlorians and even he needed guidance and training in order to be able to use the force. 2. Anyone can wield the light-saber. Finn used the light-saber in battle with a sith and was almost as good as the sith himself. This goes against all the previous Star Wars movies where only the Jedi or Siths wielded the light-sabers. Others who found the light-sabers never used them.
Other than that, there is our wimpy Ben Solo who can't even fight against a girl who just finds out about the force and there's a new supreme leader who seems to have come out of nowhere; and it does seem like a remake of episode IV rather than a continuation of the story...
Most of the points have been covered by the other reviews here already.
If you're a Star Wars fan, like myself, don't expect too much from this movie.