Nothing wrong with the nostalgia, being a base for making more movies, if they are good.
Sadly the force awakens falls into the also rans, and that's not really surprising considering who the director is, he buggered up Star Trek, and seems to be trying his best to do the same to Star Wars.
Only two things saved this film from being Garbage, Nostalgia and Daisy Ridley who stole the show, almost single handedly with help from the old cast, that nostalgia moment, saved the Force awakens from being in the bargain bin in six months time.
How casting could get her so right and the principle villain Adam Driver being so wrong (unless it was Abrams weak direction that caused him to act like a five year old, with a glowing crusaders sword) that is of course if you consider that little *****, the principle villain and not the Giant Gollum in his chair.
That said there were moments that made you catch your breath, Rey and Han solo working together in the Falcon, and when she finally accepted what she is and fought Darth Helmet (Rick Moranis would have made a far better villian) in the woods, had me hoping she would kill that useless @"$£. [self sensor ship to save the mods blushes]
There were moments of greatness in the force awakens, and the new generation of star wars movies could end up being as well thought of as the New Hope, but Disney need to do two things, which are very unlikely, they need to tell Abrams to piss off, and they need a cut scene where Gollum throws himself and Adam Drivers Character into mount doom, so a real villain and not some lame cheesy shadow, of the Emperor and darth Vader continues the franchise as the evil side of the force
Edited by Cathy, 27 December 2015 - 11:26 AM.