Fans just don't like to be critical of the things they love, which they should be because it gives validation and upholds the standard for the sci-fi/fantasy genre. Even I have been attacked and browbeaten simply because while I thought "The Force Awakens" was good, I didn't find it to be the flawless masterpiece that's beyond reproach the way that most fans act like you should. I'm entitled to my opinion. All I'm saying is what's the point of the struggles seen in the Original Trilogy when everything was practically exactly the same by Episode VII again? The Force was never truly balanced and the Galaxy is still at war.
I find it ironic that the same fans who are the ones always bitching about the lack of creativity and variety in Hollywood have changed tune so quickly the minute their favorite franchise became guilty of the very same thing: It's inconsistent and goes to show how fickle the sci-fi/fantasy community is. No wonder there are another Bush and Clinton close to running the country again, we like the same old shit.
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