The Force Awakens Bundy fans

George Lucas, left, and J.J. Abrams arrive at the world premiere of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” at the TCL Chinese Theatre on Monday, Dec. 14, 2015, in Los Angeles.

The next generation of Star Wars films kicked off with an elaborate debut for The Force Awakens yesterday that served as a proverbial passing of the lightsaber to new fighters dueling in a cinematic galaxy far, far away.

Harrison Ford is Han Solo, but what if he were someone else? For those looking for a review of the film, we will post that tonight (well, technically at 12:01 am PT Wednesday, December 16th).

Mr Duxbury said he loved the interaction between the characters, and how human some of the droids and other species felt, and he was hooked to Star Wars from the start and he hoped his daughters would enjoy the same feelings this time around.

“There’s a new hero in town, in a movie that DELIVERS”, Rob Lowe posted.

If you happen to be one of those who is clutching your pre-booked tickets in anticipation but hiding from Facebook and Twitter for fear of unwittingly seeing details on Darth Vader et al then we may have found the answer to your Star Wars prayers. “I thought J.J. did an wonderful job”.

Fortunately, many of those who saw the film are respecting the #nospoilers code, but there are people out there who will surely get a sick satisfaction out of ruining the film’s surprises for everyone who has to wait until Friday.

“JJ did it”, he wrote.

Still, I’d much rather have to deal with a few false positives than completely disconnect from the Web in the days leading up to the movie, like some pre-Internet savage.