A continuation of the saga created by George Lucas set thirty years after Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983). Directed by J.J. Abrams.
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A continuation of the saga created by George Lucas set thirty years after Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983). Directed by J.J. Abrams.
I'm excited, but after the horrors that were the three prequels I'm not getting my hopes up too much.
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Looks awesome. Watched it in the stockroom at work earlier, five grown men huddled over an iPhone, waiting impatiently for it to load. It just looks like Star Wars. Which is something the prequels rarely ever did. At least not the Star Wars I grew up with. This does, and that's definitely a good thing.
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I don't know how it's going to be, but now that it's with Disney rather than Lucas it may turn around. I at least certainly hope so!
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I will ignore everything and go see it when it comes out. Interstellar turned out to be awesome, as did Guardians of the Galaxy, there is hope that good movies are still possible.
I didnt see the trailer yet, but my boyfriend was watching it earlier and I got excited just knowing that it sounded like the old star wars lol
I had it in my head that disney was going to change absolutely everything about it and make it awful.
I had it in my head that disney was going to change absolutely everything about it and make it awful.
AnabelleLeigh said:
I saw poon in a Disney movie about 30 years ago. I have a lot of faith in their ability to write and execute good stories without compromise.
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Well, JJ Abrahams is a bit of a geek, so some of his stuff has some science-backed approaches to it.. For example, the beachball mech is based on some tests of non-standard robot shapes that are intended to work better on sandy environments; in fact, a ball was one of the potential designs to be used for exploration of Mars due to its sandy surface. The saber with side bits? It can help protect the saber owner's hand by cutting whatever is coming their way (or holding it back), like traditional swords had a cross-guard.
As for the trailer.. Well, meh. Give me a trailer for a new series of Battlestar Galactica or Stargate and I'll be happy. Star Wars , not so much, as it's a given that it would happen any day.
Definitely going to have trouble with stairs, unless it has something to fly with.
The greatest jedi of them all... :mrgreen:
Concept art from the new film:
- a character called the graverobber (I'm guessing it's the Sith that has the sword with the pommel in the trailer)
- destroyed AT-AT walker used as some sort of base
- chewy with a cyborg hand
- a character called the graverobber (I'm guessing it's the Sith that has the sword with the pommel in the trailer)
- destroyed AT-AT walker used as some sort of base
- chewy with a cyborg hand
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Id love to see the new movie, but I don't think the new movie would end up as good as the original first series
Personally the trailer was better than the last three movies combined.
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Damn, that Droid that looks like part soccer ball...isn't CGI, but a live prop! Ok, I'm kinda impressed by that. O.O
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Ever since seeing Star Wars at a drive in at the tender age of 7, I was hooked. My Younger brother (10 years younger) and his kids have also been corrupted and are constantly bombarded with Star Wars imagery. His 7 yo son loves to come over to my house so we can sit side by side and play SW:TOR together. He's also watched all of the films and owns every Lightsaber, except Darth Mauls, which he is getting for Christmas.
So, I'm a huge fan of Star Wars and can't wait for the next chapter. I'm, in all likelihood again in the minority, but I have loved all the films. For me I take into consideration the privilege of being invited into Georges imagination, something he put his blood sweat and tears into and in turn deserves recognition for bringing this story to the screen. Yes, the acting was crap, and certain characters were annoying, and unfortunately there were Aussie actors (and our accents) involved, but, putting that aside, it's the story that's the most important thing and I finally got to see the whole Anakin/Darth arc.
As to this trailer, I couldn't wait to put on the big screen with the sound pumping. Dog & Cat bolting from the room when the voice over announced an Awakening(I spent plenty of time apologising to the animals afterwards). I was in heaven. Then the X-Wings appeared on screen flying low over the water, and the goosebumps arrived. And finally the ears being bombarded with the Star Wars theme as the Millennium Falcon made appearance..... WOW (cross post, this made me go WOW).
I watched it, and watched it, and am pumped.
One of the standouts for me was that both scenes involving fighter craft were set planet side rather than in the deep darkness of space.
I can't believe there has been flack about a 'black' Stormtrooper.
Oh, and in case you missed it, they have harkened back to the 70's with the revealing of the names of those who appeared on screen.
http://www.mania.com/star-wars-force-awakens-character-names-revealed_article_141017.html
So, I'm a huge fan of Star Wars and can't wait for the next chapter. I'm, in all likelihood again in the minority, but I have loved all the films. For me I take into consideration the privilege of being invited into Georges imagination, something he put his blood sweat and tears into and in turn deserves recognition for bringing this story to the screen. Yes, the acting was crap, and certain characters were annoying, and unfortunately there were Aussie actors (and our accents) involved, but, putting that aside, it's the story that's the most important thing and I finally got to see the whole Anakin/Darth arc.
As to this trailer, I couldn't wait to put on the big screen with the sound pumping. Dog & Cat bolting from the room when the voice over announced an Awakening(I spent plenty of time apologising to the animals afterwards). I was in heaven. Then the X-Wings appeared on screen flying low over the water, and the goosebumps arrived. And finally the ears being bombarded with the Star Wars theme as the Millennium Falcon made appearance..... WOW (cross post, this made me go WOW).
I watched it, and watched it, and am pumped.
One of the standouts for me was that both scenes involving fighter craft were set planet side rather than in the deep darkness of space.
I can't believe there has been flack about a 'black' Stormtrooper.
Oh, and in case you missed it, they have harkened back to the 70's with the revealing of the names of those who appeared on screen.
http://www.mania.com/star-wars-force-awakens-character-names-revealed_article_141017.html
So, the video of the BB-8 ball droid on stage is dark evil magicks. His head is not attached! it's so confusing. I mean, it's pretty obviously some kind of gyroscopic thing with magnets and rollers, but still, dark magicks
Trailer 2 definetely makes me reconsider my stand against the high movie ticket prices. It looks awesome!
"Chewie, we're home."
"Chewie, we're home."
Fans at San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H were treated to a special look behind the scenes of Star Wars:The Force Awakens by director J.J. Abrams, producer and Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy and writer Lawrence Kasdan. The filmmakers were joined on stage by cast members Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, Domhnall Gleeson, Gwendoline Christie, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford to the surprise and delight of fans.
At the end of the Hall H presentation, the entire Hall H audience of more than 6,000 fans were all invited to continue the celebration and join cast and filmmakers at a surprise Star Wars Fan Concert. The San Diego Symphony performed the classic Star Wars music from John Williams at the Embarcadero Marina Park South.
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