A list of the most disappointing or upsetting things (or something we dislike (me or one of my family members)) from The Force Awakens:

10: The lack of loss of limbs. Seriously, how can it be a Star Wars movie without cutting off people's limbs?

9: Kylo's little temper tantrum: enough said.

8: How everyone shrugged off the destruction of the Republic. "Oh, look
they destroyed our entire government system. But that is okay."

7: Something that bothered me was: "There is still light in him," in the originals and prequels they said,"There is still good in him."

6: Kylo Ren: A little disappointing as far as a villain goes. He throws a hissy fit.  He is a brat.

5: They reveled Kylo's identity too soon in the movie. It ruins the affect on the bridge.

4: How Rey wins the saber battle. Yes, I did want her to win, but she did in a couple minutes what took Luke and Anakin years of constant training to do.

3: Han Solo's death. The saddest part of the movie. And the worst part is he was killed by his own son. Something neither Vader nor Luke had the courage to do. It kills me. Why was Ben able to kill his own flesh and blood when the Skywalkers couldn't?!?

2: Luke's short screen time:( So the whole movie builds up towards the Luke/Rey thing... "Where is Luke?" "Is he alive?" "Is Rey related to Luke?", and so on, and then he has less than two minutes of screen time. (Luckily, the rumors that Luke was Kylo Ren were false)

1: The EPIC (not used in a good way) cliffhanger! At the very beginning you wanted to who Rey was... and then you don't even find out until ep VIII!!!!!!! Plus, it don't a whole lot of Star Wars fans want to 17 months till the newest episode!!!!

Based off of this site:
http://movieweb.com/star-wars-force-awakens-everything-wrong/?page=1

The best parts of the movie include:

When Rey gets the lightsaber instead of Kylo; The little details they picked up from the previous movies (like the chess pieces) and the references (like putting her in the garbage disposal); and the "Oh really? You're cold?"

And according to one site (I don't remember which one-_-):