It’s certainly a welcome sight that should instill even more confidence in J.J. Abrams following the much detested prequel films.
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A pop-up Star Wars shop, Star Wars: The Force Awakens – The Toronto Exhibit, showcasing life-size replicas of characters from the new film is coming to Toronto this weekend.
Tickets start at $15 each, but to take home the commemorative Orlando Magic Star Wars Night 8 x 10 autographed photo it’ll set you back with tickets starting at $55.00 each.
As the release date of the new Star Wars movie draws ever closer, fans are eager to find out more details about the plot.
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Considering that all the action in Star Wars famously takes place in a galaxy far, far away, itd be hard to pull off any blatant product placement in the movies. The campaign furthers the mission of Star Wars: Force for Change, an initiative inspiring people to make a positive impact on the world around them.
The character of lightsaber-wielding Finn, portrayed by British actor John Boyega, 23, is far, far smaller in the Chinese poster than the United Kingdom version. While he’s absolutely right that Star Wars isn’t just about spaceships, there probably aren’t too many fans of the original trilogy who are into it for its soap opera aspects.
Abrams said the character was purposely left off to keep key parts of the story under wraps. “Star Wars Launch Bay” is filled with movie props and art from the series.
“Jar Jar is definitely not in the movie”, Kennedy said to applause and cheers.
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Daisy Ridley will follow the box office performance of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” from her bed with “a stormtrooper mug full of hot chocolate”. So I said, “OK, I will go my way, and I’ll let them go their way”‘. The movie is slated to be released on December 17 in Australia.
