J.J. Abrams is a huge Star Wars fan, and it’s clear he’s bringing that sensibility to the movie.
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The life-sized models are in the public areas of the airport and will be there until January 5, to celebrate the launch of the highly anticipated new movie Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The film follows the new heroes Finn, Rey and Poe Dameron. Thirty-three years since we last got a good one. His idea would go on to be the genesis of spin-off Rogue One, but, separately, George Lucas was speaking with Empire and Jedi writer Lawrence Kasdan about his plans for a new Star Wars film, too. IMAX is also selling enormous amounts of Star Wars: The Force Awakens tickets with over $6.5 million in presales.
Disney recently released a 60-second TV spot highlighting more new imagery from the film. So no matter how well or how poor the film does, it has already made over its initial cost of $200 million.
Either way, there’s a lot to chew on here and it seems like the lid has been blown off this whole Star Wars thing.
We all know and love Electronic Arts as a publisher, and we are also quite aware that the company tends milk all its franchises and IPs for their worth.
Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens is in cinemas from the 17th of December 2015.
He gave me a Jar Jar Binks glow in the dark stencil and it was all downhill from there.
As consumer demand for Star Wars toy has the firm playing catch up, Hasbro is confident interest will remain strong in the lead up to the movie this year. According to the publication, Abrams and the team were still working on the finishing touches for the visual effects, musical score and audio, and the entire editing process.
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The theme park has incorporated scenes and characters from the upcoming “The Force Awakens” motion picture to its existing Star Tours attraction.
