I haven't seen it, but just knowing that makes me angry.
The Force is supposed to be your vague metaphor for God, pantheism/Buddha nature/the Tao/Mother Nature... Its whatever you want it to be.
Defining its specific powers is so lame. I wasn't a fan of how they drifted into that in the EU and KOTOR and such, where the dark side gave you powers like force lightning and light side gives you telekinesis and pursuasion. You might think that's on screen in the old films, but it's actually not. Luke pulling his lightsaber from the ice in the Bantha cave was a surprise once, and the first time you see it you're supposed to think "he's in tune with nature itself and could potentially do anything with that power". And similarity when Palpatine unleashed the lightning hands in the first movie, you're supposed to think "this guy figured out how to tap into the force in some dark fucked up way". Not just that being a Sith gets you, specifically, lightning powers. They codified it into a series of lame wizard powers eventually.
I have the same problem with the Matrix movies. When Neo flies at the end of the first film, it implied that he could maybe do anything. Now you watch it in light of the sequels and think "flying powers unlocked". Well that's a whole lot dumber.