Very Good, But Not As Good As The Original Trilogy.

Rating: 7/10 (18 December 2016)

I Have A Bad Feeling About SPOILERS!
J.J. Abrams' "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" was very Good; but it still doesn't beat the Classics. This Movie is more worth your time than Rogue One. Literally. In Short: J.J. Abrams > Gareth Edwards.
The new Characters are decent; Finn, Rey, Kylo Ren/Ben Solo, BB-8, Etc.. They're actually interesting and well concepted unlike the Marketable Characters of Rogue One.
Now I do understand that The First Order's Goal throughout the Movie is to, you guessed it, take over the Galaxy. BUT, there are at least Good Subplots to it; Leia and Han want Ben to return to the Family, only for Ben to downright impale his Father without a Trace. Incidentally, Kylo Ren actually, and literally, DIES, in the Movie. How? The Starkiller Base, which is a hybrid of Planet and Star, where Ben is left to fester after a temporary Duel between him, Rey and Finn, endures a Hypernova, causing the Base to be destroyed and form into a Prolectron Star (The Remains after a Hypernova.).
And, Good News everybody, we got Role Reprises! Harrison Ford returns as the Bold Han Solo, Carrie Fisher returns as Leia Organa Solo, the Late Kenny Baker (R.I.P) returned as R2D2, Peter Mayhew returns as Chewbacca, Mark Hamill returns as Luke Skywalker and Anthony Dainells returns as C-3PO.
I will say that a vast majority of the "Explosions" in the Movie are pretty clichéd; it's in the style of Michael Bay, who sucks as a Director in General. But despite the Explosion grievance, J.J. Abrams does a BETTER Job at Directing his work unlike that other Wannabe, Michael Bay.
The Movie ends with a Cliffhanger, where as Rey offers Luke Skywalker's Lightsaber back into his Clutches; only for the End Credits to roll. But the choices are simple: Either Luke denies the Weapon or he takes it; simple as that.
The Movie itself is Good enough not to have unnecessary sequels; but since Bob Iger is nothing but a Money-Hungry Scumbag, he wants Kylo Ren to "Return From The Dead" Somehow and thicken the Plot that had been concluded despite the First Order being still at large; but so what? Supreme Leader Snoke no longer has an apprentice to train with and the First Order Stormtroopers are now without a leader. The First Order will fall one way or another, and it doesn't have to be visualized in another unnecessary sequel. As a matter of Fact, unfortunately, Abrams is not returning to Direct Episodes Eight and Nine of the Sequel Trilogy.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens is well worth it, but not as Good as the Original Trilogy. Nonetheless, Episode Seven is worth the watch, despite a few little grievances.