I went to see this today, and I have to say I loved it!  Much better than the last Star Wars film continuing the story.  There was a few scenes too close to Uncanny Valley territory due to bringing back some original faces, but overall it was a fantastic movie.  Bit slow to start, but turned out to be a very great movie in the Star Wars universe.

I really enjoyed it. Wasn't very sure about these spin-offs, but now I'm very excited to see what they'll do next.

Enjoyed it as well, good story and I liked some of the tie ins they had to a new hope, I think it would have been better to have the view from Vaders perspective as he boards Princess Leia ship for the final scene but it was still well done

Vader at the end though. Actually get to see super scary bad ass Vader for once.

I quite enjoyed it, for the most part.  There were a few issues I had, but it's better than the prequels and better than Jedi in some spots.

The full CGI characters were somewhat off putting, but tolerable.  The lack of character development and relying on the novels to flesh out the main characters better was my main flaw.  While I loved seeing the angry Vader...why did he send the Stormtroopers in to the Tantive IV first instead of just going in full Sith at the onset of A New Hope?  Again, awesome, but odd.

 

Videos like that annoy me, because the things they point out can be explained pretty easily through common sense or were already explained in other forms of Star Wars media (Books, cartoons, etc).  Hell, they even point out some of their problems being explained.  It's done for the views, I know, but annoying none the less.

And pointing to Darth Maul as a cool character that went away is completely false.  He returns in The Clone Wars and Rebels. BAH! Call my opinion biased, me being a huge fan.

I haven't even seen the movie. Mostly posted it because it covered something I had to listen to two SW fans drone on about for nearly an hour while having breakfast. haha

 

Man, I could and would talk for days about why I love Star Wars, but I would never go on and on if someone didn't want to listen.  There is no such thing as a perfect film, so everything has flaws. Anyone that says otherwise is delusional.