compare the weight of the moves, the impact they have. How the choreography works because they trained for months. The New Trilogy is shit in that regard.
The fact that you saw them when you were young still affect your judgement on it. Most of New Trilogy haters are Prequel Trilogy fans that grow with that version of Star Wars. You're just old 
Not quite. I just genuinely enjoyed the choreography, just like I enjoyed Ep6 chroeography. The new ones, you can clearly tell that they didn't bother training them properly. Ep7 duel (Rey-Kylo) was a new shot every 0.5 to 1 second. They were trying to mask the lack of dynamic fighting with quick camera cuts. It's really nothing alike mate.
I'll always say that Star Wars movies are like half-finished canvases. The amount of unexplained detail makes for great spinoff content. Felucia, a planet that appeared for just a few seconds in Ep3 has been expanded through third party works. This is what I love about Star Wars. You don't need to explicitly explain everything that appears. An "extra" of Episode 1 became an undercover jedi named Quinlan Vos. This is why I always thought Star Wars was great, because of everything it can offer beyond the movies.
...Now we have Captain Garbage Compactor Firepit Collapsing Phasma, who did nothing meaningful in two movies. And it could be argued she was the secondary villain. At least Episode 8 tried to do a bigger scope of the universe, but 7 was a joke in that regard.
I did like the scene that you posted, I just wish they'd train more for them, so it didn't look iffy even in the cut they thought was production-ready.
