Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens : What do you think of the Movie "STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS" ?

For All of the people here who have seen it, What do you think of the Movie "STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS" in every capacity, way, shape, story, acting, directing, special effects, and form ?

Here was my initials thoughts when I first saw it:

I really enjoyed Star Wars: The Force Awakens. I think it is the third best Star Wars movie and one of the 10 best films of the year. I liked the new characters and enjoyed the returning ones. It was entertaining, fun, and had great action and special effects. I rate it 9/10.

My thoughts were that it was boring and that Harrison Ford was the only person who could act in the film. He was the only person with charisma.

I was MINDBLOWN that they had another Death Star type of weapon. It was like a rehash of past stories after like THIRTY YEARS and there was nothing new.

I thought the actor who played Finn looked short, fat, and awkward. He also looked dumbfounded a lot.

The PO character seemed like he was supposed to be dashing and exciting, but did nothing to display it.

Rey was a boring silent character as if the writers wanted a main character but had no motivation for her. She was like a robot throughout the whole series.

The effects were great but the series isn't really rewatchable because there was no mystery or "oh shit" moments.

The only thing I liked was Han Solo because Ford played him exactly the same and he had an attitude, witty remarks, etc. It made me wonder if Ford made up his own lines because they didn't have the dry and boring quality of the rest of the movie.

"Harrison Ford was the only person who could act in the film."

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So Carrie Fisher, Andy Serkis, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Domhnall Gleeson, Gwendoline Christie, Lupita Nyong'o, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, Mark Hamill, and Max von Sydow all can't act ?

Yes.

I thought it was a horrible repeat of the prequels only much worse. They had a complex story and bad acting. These films had an overly simplistic story with no new elements and terrible writing and acting.

Somehow, Ford seemed like his character and didn't have wooden lines of acting. It was like "Han Solo" in some other film he stepping into by accident.

"Yes."

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Really ?


Carrie Fisher, Andy Serkis, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Domhnall Gleeson, Gwendoline Christie, Lupita Nyong'o, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, Mark Hamill, and Max von Sydow ALL CANNOT ACT ?

LOL!

The amusing thing is that I forgot, as I'm sure many have, that most of those actors were in it.

Carrie Fisher cannot act and has never really acted in anything.

Andy Serkis did not make anything to the totally irrelevant character he played.

Daisy Ridley was wooden and a robot.

Adam Driver had no depth, at all. Anyone could have played that part.

John Boyega looked retarded in most scenes and as if he just walked on the set and was forced to act immediately and was astounded.

Oscar Isaac is terrible and I don't know who keeps pushing him into leading roles. He's like two feet tall with a sinister scowling face.

Gleeson: cliched part with no depth.

Christie: I have no clue who that is and will not look them up due to their obvious lack of presence in the film.

Nyongo: reading lines and trying to sound wise, is cliched.

C3PO: Being C3PO

Chewbacca: Wearing a suit and throwing head back, sound effects added later.

Max: Being the same character he has been since the 80s.

Harrison Ford said he hates the character of Solo, came on, had charisma, seemed totally natural, awesome to see, stole all scenes, in real life, ancient old man…

That was acting.

Do you really want the truth?

uh oh!

I suddenly get the impression that you absolutely hated the Movie.

Fun

Agreed!

It blew chunks.

I thought it was very good

Already answered the same question. Wont do it again.

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