This virtual reality application for “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is the first of nine total clips planned from Google and Star Wars, Tech Radar reports.
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In the same interview with Good Morning America, the 73-year-old also talked about his experience watching the J.J. Abrams’ film. For a donation as little as $10, this latest Omaze campaign will benefit 15 different charities chosen by the cast and filmmakers of the new Star Wars film.
The custom Cardboards are available in select Verizon locations across the United States, and Verizon says that it has 200,000 of them ready to give out to its customers. The first spinoff Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (December 16, 2016) and Star Wars: Episode VIII (May 26, 2017) are both now in production.
But who Kylo Ren is is only part of the bigger pictures. Apart from Search, Translate, and Waze, you need a Gmail account to see the changes in your services, and Google Apps for Work, Education or Government accounts aren’t supported. “So I can confirm that there is a space battle in the film, featuring X-Wings and TIE fighters and something like a Death Star”. All of the contenders for the role originally played by Harrison Ford have auditioned for casting director Jeanne McCarthy, working for directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller.
“I was only going to do three of them, so I wanted to use the character to supply some bass notes, some gravitas”. “I was just like overwhelmed and so emotional”. “They spent four billion dollars, they have to love it!'” Abrams chuckled.
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Such skepticism is still likely shared by those waiting to hear from people who didn’t make, act in or produce the movie. The Greedo scene change even inspired a battle cry (and a T-shirt): “Han shot first”.
