Definitely “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is the movie of 2015

Perhaps "Star Wars The Force Awakens” may not be the movie we've been waiting for, don't exceed our expectations, or even be a movie fiasco (which I strongly doubt it is), but one thing you can't disagree with: Star Wars is the movie of the year.

Before you think I'm being hasty, after all, I haven't even watched the movie yet (even though I already have my ticket and counting the days), look around you. Everything today revolves around Star Wars.

Fans who used to be isolated like the Wampas of Hoth, today show their faces, talk about Star Wars with other fans on Facebook, WhatsApp and amazingly... even on the street. Being a fan of the saga, or rather, being a geek and nerd is a trend. Currently one of the requirements to be cool, cool, and be accepted in a group, is to know the main Super Heroes, fantasy, etc. therefore be poser it gets bad, but don't worry, learn more about Star Wars reading our guide.

George Lucas having sold Lucasfilm to Disney at first seemed like a never-ending nightmare for fans, but today we see that the franchise couldn't be in a better place. Products and more products of the most varied types are being launched in the most unimaginable places.

At the beginning of the year, Nestlé launched the themed Easter Eggs, with two beautiful mugs by Darth Vader and Stormtrooper (I have both). That was the beginning of the Force Awakening… See now everything you can find out there.

A complete home fashion collection being sold at Riachuelo

Nescau Cereal with a free R2-D2

When you buy a combo at Subway you get a collectible mini poster

Star Wars Rebels season 3 confirmed

Star Wars: Battlefront has been released

BB-8 is real and can be yours

The toy costs just over $150, see more details here.

Cinemark cinema chain is selling exclusive 3D glasses

It has been confirmed that Star Wars will have a theme park

Uber created Stormtrooper cars in partnership with Hot Weels

Fiat styled its Fiat 500…

And even Google joined in the fun.

By typing “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” you see the Google search forming the classic entry for the saga movies. The company's apps also gained customizations, such as Gmail, Maps, Waze (see how to activate in Waze) and Youtube (see more here). Choose a side of the Force and apps will follow suit.

Think with me: which movie this year, or this last decade, had as strong an appeal as this one?

Unfortunately, with so much to do with the film, spoilers will always arise and so far there is no solution to avoid them. Even the plugin for Chrome Star Wars Spoiler Blocker that was supposed to save us from spoilers is a huge fiasco and does nothing more than warn that a certain page may contain spoilers about the movie. Then you enter Facebook and a little window appears with the warning… more useless impossible.

Tell us, what are your expectations for the movie, have you already bought your ticket, are you looking forward to counting the days to see the movie, or not?