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To be honest, I'm not convinced yet that he can be the big bad. He needs to grow up a bit out of his sulkiness, but that's a problem for the next film to address.

Except she's not because the definition of a Mary Sue is an original character in fan fiction(often an avatar of the author). Rey is a character in official canon, not fan fiction. If the use of 'Mary Sue' has changed it is simply changed to 'a female character so much like a male charactor they...

I'm not entirely happy he was killed, or the way they did it. But that isn't particularly relevant. If Kylo Ren can deceive and kill someone you clearly accept is so tremendously powerful, he deserves to be seen as more of a threat than you have given him credit for. Firstly, Snoke had...

When has she actually beaten him when he is trying to fight back, and isn't injured from Chewie's mega-blaster, and unbalanced from killing his father? He spends most of their fight in TFA blocking and trying to convince her to join him. She didn't beat him because he wasn't fighting her in that...

Luke knew nothing of the force. Rey was aware of the force's existence through stories, so would have had some idea of what might be possible, and as one of those links note, Maz Kanata gave her advice about closing her eyes and feeling the force. I'm sure you'll argue that's not as much...

Rohan didn't say there was no character development, they said "what character development is there in Empire Strikes Back that is any more than what's in TFA?" the character development you describe in Luke isn't that different to Poe Dameran's development. His overconfidence led to the...

http://comicbook.com/2015/12/23/charting-the-parallels-between-rey-and-luke-skywalker-in-star-wa/ also http://katsudon.net/?p=4557

Totally agree. It's interesting to see people criticise Rey for similar traits to Luke. I saw someone complaining, as with TFA about Rey's incredible development with the force. When it was noted Luke had a similar aptitude well, that was simply a sign that Luke was special, not your average...