I still disagree with you about this but there are whole threads on Reddit dedicated to this and I don't really feel like continuing this back and fourth to address your interpretations of the original trilogy..
Hmm... Good points about the weapon and Rey. My complaint of the weapon was that it too closely resembled the Death Star.Also, upon watching the second time, it really struck me how thin of a reason Spoiler for Hiden: Finn has for leaving the Empire when they are raised and conditioned from a very young age, to the point the commander prefers them over clones. And Finn balks at shooting some villagers? Meh... we could have had such a better reason. Finn gets knocked out, for example, and is concealed by some debris or sand and thought dead. The Imperials leave and he is left behind to fend for himself, slowly turning into a good guy while trying to get off the planet. When he finally gets off, it's via the Imp... First Order which tries to reintegrate him and then he helps Poe escape. Seemed like really lazy writing for this conditioned since youth soldier not to pull the trigger on supposedly his first mission out.Also, I saw the major spoiler of the movie coming a long way off and while I didn't hate it, I must say I prefer the storyline of the books better.Still, I think The Force Awakens has revived the actual essence of the original movies far more than the prequels ever did (or will) and it was definitely worth seeing again.
Just watched "What We Do in the Shadows" last night. Hilariously funny mockumentary about four vampires living in a flat in New Zealand. Petyr was definitely my favorite of the four of them. :)If you want a laugh and enjoy some good vampire jokes, you'll enjoy it.http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3416742/
I disliked the fact I didn't get to see an actual force-choke or lightning. Maybe next time lol
NECROMANCING THIS THREAD!!!!Any pre 2010 movie reccomendations?