The Facebook page owners noted that Justin didn’t steal the toy but legally purchased it – and aggressively pursuing Star Wars: The Force Awakens fans to try and get them to remove the Star Wars: The Force Awakens photos of the toy was a bit like trying to squeeze toothpaste back into a tube.
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“Teams in our cinemas across the country are ready to welcome tens of thousands of guests at midnight on opening night – immediately after the premiere at our Leicester Square cinema – to share in the magic as Star Wars returns to our screens”.
Rey, played by English newcomer Daisy Ridley, will be at the centre of proceedings – a scavenger on the desert planet Jakku, who gets drawn into a new confrontation between the light and dark sides of the force.
The Force Awakens itself remains under a cone of silence.
Film fan Jennifer said: “This is going to be an absolutely fantastic experience”.
But neither is it completely convincing, and viewers generally know when they’re watching CGI, if for no other reason than because it’s obvious that what they’re seeing couldn’t exist any other way. The force is with you.
After more than 30 years, Ford is reprising his role as smart-aleck smuggler Han Solo in director J.J. Abrams’ “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”, out December 18.
“Larry Kasdan and I, who wrote the script together, definitely were setting things up and were conscious of the fact… which is a really weird opportunity in features to know that this was going to be the beginning of a three picture story”.
No, make that the entire Star Wars universe.
“It’s incredibly amusing but touching and the story obviously is character-led, so there’s all of the fun stuff”, Ridley said. “And although that is still very much the case, I was really hoping this could be a movie that mothers could take their daughters to as well”.
In Russia, advance ticket sales for the new installment of the Star Wars franchise hit a record number, while the distributor says the movie might take a stab at beating Avatar as the country’s top grossing movie of all time.
The first episode of the franchise to be released here was Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace in 1999. Like the superhero he is, John again wrote a score that is spectacular, that is inclusive of some existing cues (from past Star Wars episodes), and is full of brand new cues.
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But what happens when the noise dies down in February and March, and the Star Wars hype has subsided? I will never get exhausted of seeing this!’ This was the guy to go to. We’re even selling tickets for showings before work. I could never have done what was required of me on this job and also study the information that was necessary.
