If the original Star Wars trilogy hit the world like an unexpected bolt of lightning, the onslaught of Star Wars to come is more of a military affair-planned meticulously, executed with precision, set to conquer.
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“There’s something familiar about his costume that seems to be an homage to Darth Vader, but how he behaves is maybe more unrefined and less in control than probably what people associate with the dark side, I’d say”.
Ridley is one of the few people who has seen the film ahead of its premiere.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens premieres December 18 with select showings on December 17.
“Being here now means we’re actually finished with the movie, which is a relief”, Abrams says with Jedi-like calm.
Q: What “Star Wars” character to you identify with most?
The highly anticipated Episode VII: The Force Awakens, directed by Abrams (Star Trek, Mission: Impossible III), has been kept tightly under wraps since filming began in April 2014.
Even if someone took tried to use the hard drive in another digital projector server it would not work without the correct key.
During the visit Driver was asked if the new Star Wars movie would be better than the prequels to which he replied, “F*ck Yeah!”
Sotheby’s auctioned off classic memorabilia in its first Star Wars auction online Friday. Pegg plays Scotty in the Star Trek films.
For me, “Star Wars” was a window to a larger world.
And that future has so much to reveal to us, too – not just the return of our icons and of treasured secondary characters like Nien Numb and Admiral Ackbar (“It’s a trap!”), but new characters like Finn, Rey, BB-8, Poe Dameron, Kylo Ren and Captain Phasma that fans are dying to get to know. He famous “The Force Awakens” debut is “triple the magnitude of a typical premiere”.
Mr Haskell and Mr Brown are both members of the global 501st Legion and Rebel Legions.
He enjoyed sharing his passion for Star Wars with others and attended a Christmas party in Auckland for underprivileged children last weekend, and was due to do the same in the Waikato this weekend. The victor will receive a seven-year movie pass and “Star Wars” swag. The enormous secrecy surrounding The Force Awakens-combined with some stellar trailer footage-has made the new Star Wars film the hottest ticket of the year, and a marketing coup for Disney, who acquired Lucasfilm and Star Wars with it in 2012.
“Nerd culture is a thing now, and I’m not sure that was the case back (in 2005)”, Truitt said.
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For the NY screening (I can’t tell you where it is or when), press was told there will be no reserve or VIP section. “They evoke strong emotions which is why we get so nerdy when we see the Millennium Falcon in action again”. “The Force Awakens” has been more “hyped up” than any other movie he’s seen in his life, he said.
