The film makers must have paid for good ratings.

Rating: 1/10 (21 December 2015)

The only explanation for this movie having such a high start rating, considering both how bad it was and how many negative reviews have been posted, is that the makers must have people who go on IMDb and flood the site with 10 star scores. Seriously, what other possibility is there? I blame IMDb for this as much as the people who made the movie.
As for the movie itself, it is what should be expected from anything put out by Disney. Political correctness and girl power taking precedence over story and believability. It was irrelevant that the main character had no reason to be as competent as she was, except that she was a cute little girl, so nothing else mattered. Unlike Luke, who had to work hard at becoming a good at using the force, our brave heroine simply pulls it out of her pretty little butt and beats the stuffing out of the main villain. But then who cares? She's cute, right?
And as for Finn, is this the best they could come up with for the first black lead in the Star Wars films? A flaky sidekick to the main character? It's like the writers simply started with the idea of having a little girl and a black dude as the leads, then used a plot from a previous movie for the story. It's almost as if they followed what they thought was a can't miss formula that failed miserably in almost every way possible.
The only good aspects of the film came out of what they brought in from the previous movies. Han, Leia and the Millennium Falcon. But that and some awesome special effects are not enough to save it from becoming a festering pimple on the butt of the Star Wars franchise. One can only hope that they give up on making any additional movies and stop the bleeding before it is too late.