As well as the new pictures from Star Wars: The Force Awakens that you read about below, the latest edition of EW has also confirmed the running time for the film.
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Star Wars: the Force Awakens opens on December 18, and Disney is making sure everyone knows about it.
This is of course atrocious, but that’s kind of the point: The idea that women should need this kind of marketing in order to care about Star Wars is laughable. Once you are bored of the new customisations (we won’t be) or you want to change your allegiance, head to www.google.com/starwars to remove or change your side.
To showcase its love, Google teamed up with Disney and injected some Star Wars passion into Google Apps.
The statement read: “Coming on December 2 is a new virtual reality experience developed along with Google and Verizon”.
Star Wars: “The Force Awakens” has officially received a PG-13 rating, for content described as “sci-fi action violence”.
Google has hidden several “Easter eggs” for Star Wars fans to find.
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The episodes were created by ILMxLAB, the laboratory for immersive entertainment run by Lucasfilm, Industrial Light and Magic, and Skywalker Sound. They will too argue that you must make a choice and choose a side and face the consequences of your choice. Hence, it’s better not to lineup right away. Also, your calendar will be filled with Star Wars related events so you won’t be able to miss out on any of them, even the Android Wear gets a Star Wars themed watch face. The seventh installment in the ‘Star Wars’ franchise becomes the second movie to be rated PG-13. After all it might just be the biggest movie to hit the cinemas in all the galaxies ever.
