#REVIEW FORCE AWAKENS MOVIE#

Parents please teach your children to be media wise. So, MOVIEGUIDE® advises strong or extreme caution for THE FORCE AWAKENS. However, the movie’s pagan, somewhat mixed worldview contains some New Age mysticism and a renewed, rather contradictory, monistic take on the Force and the morality behind it. It also has some strong moral content, redemptive moments and pro-family sentiments. It’s exciting, emotional and well made, with standout performances by Harrison Ford and newcomer Daisy Ridley.

#REVIEW FORCE AWAKENS MOVIE#

STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS is the STAR WARS movie that fans and moviegoers have been longing to see. Han Solo and Chewbacca team up with a repentant storm trooper and a female scavenger to get the map to Leia and her resistance fighters. The republic needs Luke to train new Jedi knights to save the galaxy. General Leia Organa has sent her best pilot to obtain a map revealing the whereabouts of her brother, Luke Skywalker, who disappeared years ago. A new group of bad guys called the First Order is threatening the new republic. I have some goodies for you! My son, DeAngelo, from, made these clever Star Wars Bingo cards for you to print out and play while you wait in line for the movie.STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS combines old familiar faces with new ones. Seriously, you know what I did afterwards? I had to go and EAT COMFORT FOOD! I’m talking pasta in cream sauce. There is magic on the big screen, and I bet 20 years from now, you’ll look back and remember who you sat next to, and the feeling you had exiting the theatre. Star Wars: The Force Awakens makes moviegoing the event it should be. I don’t know what else I can say to convince you to check it out. Trust me, every line of dialogue is purposeful. There are many moments of temptation for color commentary, but don’t give in. There isn’t a spot to sneak out, every scene is a keeper!Īnother tip – tell your friends and family to be quiet during the film. It runs long, a little over two-hours, so make sure to use the restroom before the film starts. evil, friendship, unconditional love and keeping hope alive. I won’t go into the plot because this movie is best experienced with a clean slate. I’m not at all a sci-fi geek, nor have I ever considered myself a card carrying Star Wars activist, but I do love the first two films…and this one most of all. And their decisions, good and bad, will make your heart skip a beat and then melt into mush. And that’s a good thing! We get to see our favorites (Han Solo! Princess Leia! R2D2!), which is worth waiting two-hours in line for a seat, but the pleasant surprise? The newbies in the galaxy – BB8, Rey (Daisy Ridley), Finn (John Boyega), Poe (Oscar Isaac) and Kylo Ren (Adam Driver)! They each come with their set of deeply-rooted internal battles. The Force Awakens is by far, a homage to those flicks. Storylines aside, the texture of the film, the graphics, vibe…that score ( bites knuckles) – all embody the spirit of the original Star Wars series. I’m talking some serious novela-level angst-driven plotlines! But if you are a fan, be ready for an emotional explosion that ranges from lighthearted chuckles to sentimental sobs. Don’t worry if you know nothing about the franchise’s earlier films, this one stands strong on its own. This is solid old-fashioned storytelling led by endearingly-flawed, compelling, loveable characters old and new.

The sooner you see it, the more you’ll avoid spoilers.

My advice for you, a potential moviegoer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens?

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