Propaganda disguised as entertainment

Rating: Null/10 (16 December 2017)

We are living in Orwellian times. The critics have been bought and paid for by faceless corporations to sell an agenda to a public looking for entertainment. Nostalgia weaponized to lure the masses to watch subvert anti white propaganda. Hear me out.
Spoilers to follow
Opening scene Poe declares general Hux to be "pasty" faced. A distinct reference to his identity, would this be allowed to be said to a character of color?
The Resistance the protagonists are now a diverse group compromised mainly of Poe (Hispanic) Finn (Black) Tico (Asian) and several other minority characters whom die heroically through out he movie. I am glad for that as it is important to show heroes come in all colors and sizes but........
The First Order The antagonists is compromised still as being almost exclusively an all white male regiment. Save Captain Phasma who remains completely hidden behind a mask until Finn the black protagonist cracks her helmut just enough to reveal...a single decidedly blue eye peering out that declares to Finn...You'll always be scum before falling to her death into a giant fireball. No symbolism there Disney??
Be careful what you sell people Disney. People are smart enough to understand storytelling is imagery as much as script.
On to the film.
Brilliant young actors. All of them. Boyega handles humor well. Hamill shines. Driver and Ridley are standouts. The best thing about the movie is the acting. Hands down.
The script. Bad.
The whole heavy handed message in the middle of the movie about war profiteering and abusing animals for entertainment felt out of place and forced and should of been left on the cutting room floor.
Too much forced (excuse the pun) humor. To the point it betrayed the essence of beloved characters. Star Wars was so original when it was made it's a shame Disney now feels the need to copy the current super hero trend of excessive comedy in its story. Wayyyy to much humor. Luke tossing his light saber over his shoulder. Come on. Chewbacca takes in his tiny new co pilot friend (shades of groom anyone) guess Disney has to sell those toys.
Luke dies- Really?? Is Disney that unhinged that they took the most beloved character and hero to millions and just have him die in some bizarre anti climatic way before the 3rd chapter. Especially knowing that Carrie Fischer passed away untimely and would not be in the 3rd chapter either. This is messaging overtaking good storytelling. Disney wants to distance the story from the structure that was created so successfully to stamp it with their agenda. Sleazy and disappointing to millions of fans.
In short too much cultural Marxism, but great acting and great special effects. Too many plot holes. A stylized product with subvert imagery and agenda driven. No soul. And with Luke in it - it should of been ALL SOUL.
Not nearly as good as the original trilogy but better than phantom menance. On par with Attack of the clones.
A true disservice to the fans that have been loyal since 1977. But i guess we are not the demographic target anymore and must be killed off much like Han, Luke and Leia.
Bastards