Kennedy also explained that they have not yet outlined every single detail, although everyone in the “Star Wars Episode VIII” is discussing and working hard together to conceptualize the film. But director J.J. Abrams promises it won’t be a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
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The fighting style has evolved from film to film, becoming more intense and complex, and we’ve not even seen The Force Awakens yet!
That’s why “The Force Awakens”, the space saga’s first installment in a decade, has something for everyone.
That won’t be the case with “The Force Awakens”.
Because “Phantom Menace” was a prequel, George Lucas was boxed in to just how far he could go.
Much about “The Force Awakens” remains wrapped in mystery.
The seventh episode in the franchise “The Force Awakens” hits cinemas next week in one of the most-anticipated movie openings of the year.
The Star Wars remotes cost £24.99 and are available at the Sky Store.
Daisy Ridley, the actress playing the role of Rey, a human female scavenger, gives a comparison of her character to Princess Leia. “Kylo Ren was Kylo Ren fairly early on, and Maz Kanata, I think, was always Maz Kanata”. She doesn’t come from royalty. It is nearly unexplainable: call it a cosmic “force”, but it seems that “Star Wars” holds a special place in people’s hearts. But Boyega remained gracious when asked about the controversy. “It’s the appeal of Star Wars”. You may want to stay off the Internet until you see the film.
It also has inspired an endless and occasionally incongruous list of “Star Wars” merchandise, including a toaster shaped like Darth Vader’s helmet that will char the “Star Wars” logo onto your bread.
“The size of it is what initially was interesting and kind of daunting”, he said.
But afterwards a number of Facebook posts appeared from people who said they were “disappointed” – labelling it “overpriced” and “underwhelming”.
But Driver said a piece of advice from Abrams had kept him going.
“I was interested in the described path of the character…it was easy”, he said. All you can do is break it up into pieces and solve one moment.
“We screened the movie, and it was horrifying”, said Abrams.
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The Force Awakens is released in cinemas on 17 December.
