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The Star Wars: The Force Awakens

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The Star Wars movie The Force Awakens is almost as good as a bacon cheeseburger! The Force has been awaken! The main goal in this movie is to get BB-8 to the Resistance because he has part of the map to Luke Skywalker, they want to find Luke and destroy The First Order. The First Order is also after the map, they want to destroy Luke because he is the last Jedi. Rey finds out she has the force and can be very powerful, she teams up with Finn, Han-Solo, Chewbacca, and The Resistance to save the day! This movie was pretty good! I didn’t like how confusing it was, the people and places were just always changing. The characters in this story are so weird! I honestly don’t know how whoever made this movie thought of them! My favorite character

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