You don't say? 

The scene that got the most laughs in my viewing was Leia Supermaning herself back from the cold embrace of space, and certain death. The guy next to me was probably about one spasm away from falling over the balcony at that point.

Well, that whole scene was probably my main grip with the movie and feel pretty ridiculous, so I got nothing to say about that actually xD.

Wait, are you serious or just trolling? I know they filmed a few things from that script but they actually filmed that scene? The water dragon could be seen in the final film as an easter egg but I believe they did more with it in pre-production. I saw some leaked stuff of Kylo and Rey on the Island and I know what you're talking about but I didn't think they actually went out of their way to film that much of it with the set pieces. I thought maybe Adam Driver was just there for the 2 scenes that ended up being in the movie.

Damn. I know Harrison Ford did an interview where he teased that he'd be in episode VIII. I think it was with Jimmy Kimmel Live but I could be wrong. Essentially back during the filming of TFA additional scenes with Harrison Ford was filmed for future purposes (The next movie) because TFA was the last time Harrison Ford would work on Star Wars. Simply put, he was done with the character and he's moving on. The flash back scene in that script lines up with another leak that never happened in TFA and no one knew who the mystery actress was that showed up on set that day. It was kept a secret and for good reason. It's very possible that that scene done for the flashback scene to really build on Kylo's character.

What a waste for Disney and Lucas Films to spend money on resources and film some stuff from an early draft if what you say is true. Normally filming starts on later draft unless they are filming for future purposes and can only have the actor or certain set pieces or even a location. That means they were constantly changing the script during filming and even filming things out of place. No wonder the final film felt so inconsistent and the pacing was off. That's really upsetting as a fan. Personally I think the early script that I posted is much better than the final film we got. I felt so many emotions reading that script from sadness to even some anger (in a good way) that the final film didn't give. Even the jokes and laughs felt better placed. C-3PO in the casino would have been better that BB-8. Why did BB-8 even go? He needed to be with Poe. My head is spinning. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the final film but I think more people need to be aware of what went wrong and fans should hold them accountable for this bullshit. They had a fantastic story and instead they give us a barebones plot with some sick visuals and fuel injected humor.

6/10. Can't believe that I actually like TFA better.

The force is basically the screenwriter at this point. Don't even get me started with the marvel jokes

8/10

what better then Awakens. Quite an original movie for a SW movie. Well as much as they could.

Ben/Kylo lol Lord Emo he really makes me wish for a ruthless murderous Vader trilogy.

I absolutely loved the movie. Really dont get some of the complaints. The comedy is fine, i mean, does anyone else remember how goofy the battle of endor was? I'd much rather have "marvel jokes" than that silly stuff andit's not like the movie didnt have its fair share of darker moments anyways

My initial reaction after seeing it the first time was mixed to almost negative. My opinion on the film changed after the 2nd viewing. I think it does a lot of things right and sets up for a potentially stellar third act.

Two things to remember if you have or haven't seen it:

1. Fan theories don't matter. 

2. There's a third movie.

It's a pretty solid 8/10 for me with the potential to go higher depending on how things flesh out in Episode 9.

I'll let you know what I think after I watch it this morning.

Here's a google maps of where I live. Well I live in the top right corner of this, Tralee, around 30KM from the long lost Jedi Temple that no one knows about :D

Not trolling, the scene with the Knights was seen via telescope from land.

The movie was great and had a lot of layers. For example, I know we were all disappointed at first that Rey's parents were nobodies considering that every major force user seems to be connected to someone important. They even build us up on the suspense to find out Rey's parents. However, this allowed us to feel Rey's disappointment (breaking the fourth wall a little) and later it actually has a great message. The force belongs to everyone, even nobodies. Yoda strike the temple (along with all the rule books) down as a metaphor that tells us it is time to break tradition and the force belongs to everyone. The last Jedi in a sense because the force belongs to everyone.