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Star Wars: The Force Awakens Featurette Shows The Evolution of The Lightsaber
When I am not losing sleep over researching Luke Skywalker theories, or spending money I do not have on my premiere costume, my days are occupied playing the newly released “Star Wars” Battlefront video game.
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When J.J. Abrams was said to be a “true” fan of the series, the commenter may have meant that he was also a vocal critic of the decision to include a insane Gungan as well as the furry Ewoks. “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” won’t have any of the characters which fans have unanimously voted as “annoying” and “deserves to die”, like the hated Jar-Jar Binks.
Lupita Nyong’o also went with R2, while Daisy Ridley and John Boyega went with the newest droid character, BB-8. The company reached out to us and provided details into how more Americans are turning towards Star Wars for clues about future.
John said: ‘They’re my co-stars and we were in a working environment. By now you know, Harrison Ford is back.
When he demanded to know who it was and the caller said, ‘um, Robert Downey Jr, ‘ he admitted ‘I’m like, “oh crap!”
Taking care of your mental health is something that he talks to me about.
The survey conducted by SOASTA indicates that about 53% American families hold the belief that new TV shows and movies will introduce technology that they are bound to see some time in real life.
“I love Star Wars!” a phrase I continue to hear around campus at an alarming rate.
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He takes it all with a grain of salt, noting the massive ticket pre-sales and the fact that he’s still in the movie. Proceeds – however they make them – go to Starlight Children’s Foundation. A feeling that arises regardless if people have seen the “one with the red spiky guy” or can extensively list every Ewok from the 1984 made-for-TV film Caravan of Courage.