If Kylo Ren is a baby when it comes to the force, then what is Rey?

Every single movie in this franchise can be nitpicked the way some of you do here.

Give it a shot. You'll probably enjoy the exercise as much as you do with this non-Lucas one.

What do you mean by 'use,' though? If you just mean 'turn it on,' pretty sure (barring maybe some expanded universe thing I haven't heard about) pretty much anyone could turn on a lightsaber; ultimately, it's just a weapon, a machine, and its operation was never tied to using the Force. The reason it never became immensely popular likely has more to do with the fact that one wrong move would probably leave you with a missing leg and/or genitals when you're swinging it around. Jedi, Sith, etc, generally at least have the Force and all its loosely defined 'guiding power' to boost their dexterity and coordination. Finn turned the thing on, yes, but he then got his ass kicked by a stormtrooper with a glorified cattle prod. =P He'd have ultimately been better off just shooting him with a blaster, and the same largely goes for 99% of the population. On the other hand, prequels did have Grievous using no less than four of the sodding things at once due to his cyborg nimbleness..

As for the villain, Kylo's hair was pretty funny. x3 I couldn't help but wonder how uncomfortable it must have been wearing that helmet with that big mop. 'You will tell me the locati- pppftssh ppftt..." "...you okay?" "I'M FINE, just... spitting out some hair... oh Goddamnit pppfttt..." As for his personality, kind of reserving judgement til I at least see how it all turns out. My biggest issue with Anakin being a whiny child was that he was like that pretty much right up until he became robo-Vader... well, no, scratch that, the 'NUUUUUUUUU!' scene made him a drama queen even then. >.> In theory if Anakin had actually grown the hell up by the third film, I'd probably have had less of a problem; by that same token, willing to give Kylo the benefit of the doubt, see if he goes full Dark Side.

With regards to Finn's 'Because it's the right thing to do,' I'm assuming you're talking about when he was breaking the pilot out of the Star Destroyer at the beginning. Remember the pilot's next line? "...you need a pilot!" "...I need a pilot." =P Finn ultimately did it because he doesn't know how to fly a ship, which is kind of a must-have if you want to get out before you get 'reconditioned,' whatever that means.

But it all makes sense! He pulls the hair forward and wears it over his mouth. That's why his voice changes! 

I'm kidding. Actually the hair thing bothered me too. It was more like a Spaceballs scene when he took off the helmet and revealed the hair. But i'm balding myself, so maybe i'm just jealous

Anyway, what makes sense is that he is wearing the helmet in public not only because he worships Vader but with that face he needs it to be more intimidating. 

I think in a few years, many people will see how utterly one-dimensional this movie was. Maybe VIII and IX will be better, but they cannot redeem VII in my opinion.

I think it was a mastapece but it needed more Jar Jar Binks!!!!!!!

Pretty sure this is moderatable. 

Maybe I need to get TruckOSaurus to add something into the ruleset...

This

I think it falls under common sense that liking Jar Jar Binks is a bannable offense.

This is growing. There are like 3 threads now about Episode VII dislike lol.