In an effort to avoid making a judgment before he even enters the theater, local fan Mike Siedler confirmed Wednesday that he was going into tomorrows premiere with an open mind about whether Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the best or worst movie ever made. Its easy to jump to conclusions over such a highly anticipated movie, but Im trying to be impartial about whether its the greatest thing Ive ever seen or a colossal disappointment that will forever taint my treasured childhood memories, said Siedler, adding that he would do his best to hold off on deciding if the film deserves to be immediately hailed as an all-time cinema classic alongside A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back, or railed against as a crass commercial cash-in that makes the prequels look good in comparison. I grew up on these movies, so Im obviously bringing a lot of expectations, but Ill try to be unbiased before determining if the new characters and storylines are an exciting direction for the series or a complete betrayal of everything Star Wars should be. Ultimately, if I can keep some perspective on whether J.J. Abrams is a genius who restored the magic and wonder of the Star Wars franchise or a talentless hack who shouldnt be allowed anywhere near a film set, Ill enjoy the movie more. Siedler further added that he would refrain from deciding whether to spend half or all of his paycheck on The Force Awakens merchandise until after the film. 