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Apparently, anything that costs $4-billion – that’s the price Disney paid for Lucasfilm – must be mythic.” Kate Taylor in The Globe and Mail. But it is also far too enamoured with the power of its own history. It tells a well-crafted story the new characters are invigorating the old characters are reintroduced tidily. “The much-anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens continually reprises plots and themes from the first three movies. To produce their sequel to that trilogy, the filmmakers hired by Disney simply studied Lucas. “To write the original Star Wars script, George Lucas studied up on world mythology, eventually creating a trilogy of movies that drew on Roman history, Christian myth, chivalric legend and Buddhist philosophy.

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… As with other installments, this is less a movie than an exercise in massaging a juvenile-minded audience that wants the experience to be new and familiar at the same time.” J.R.

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Abrams ( Star Trek, Mission: Impossible III) taking the reins from series creator George Lucas. “The franchise that wrecked American cinema is back, with fanboy auteur J.J. Abrams, at every turn, plays it safe, with multiple ‘takes me right out of the movie’ lapses.” Roger Moore at Movie Nation. It’s dull because it is achingly unoriginal.

But pretending The Force Awakens is anything more than a glib facsimile of A New Hope, the original Star Wars movie, is delusional. “Sure, it’s still a fun ride – shootouts, getaways made via hyperspace, wisecracks. ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ reviews: The naysayers ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ with Daisy Ridley: Woman heroine for the popcorn crowd. Below is a sample of those whose voices have been drowned out by the multimillionaire hype and who may have wished that the force had lain dormant – or, instead, that it had been a little more alert. Star Wars: The Force Awakens has been dismissed by several major online and print publications. Some may not be all that thrilled with the thought. The Force is with us forever, whether we like it or not. And how long is it until the next chunk, a spin-off titled “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” crash-lands at a movie theatre near you? One year. Please forgive us if we snort into our sodas when Han Solo remarks, “The Dark Side, the Jedi-it’s true. Heretics and infidels, like myself, will be gratified to have avoided a more parlous fate. Of course, there have been a few less gushing ones as well, such as Anthony Lane’s The New Yorker review, which ends with: Gushing The Force Awakens reviews have poured forth from both little-known online outlets and major publications. Like it or not, ‘the Force is with us forever’

Star Wars: The Force Awakens is currently enjoying a 91 percent approval rating among Rotten Tomatoes‘ top critics.