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As previously announced, the first teaser trailer for the next Star Wars movie, Star Wars: The Force Awakens has been released in select theaters and online:
For those interested, io9 has a scene-by-scene breakdown along with speculation about what it all might mean. For me, all I really needed was that final, short glimpse of the Millennium Falcon in all her glory engaged in a fire fight.
Speaking of which….
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If that’s the best they can do, it does not speak very well for the movie’s prospects.
So… You’re saying you feel a disturbance in the force?
So… You’re saying you feel a disturbance in the force?
Let’s just say I’m old school. Sprocket Systems, where much of the editing of the original Star Wars movie was done, was on five doors down from my place in San Anselmo.
@Lib. Cap.: I felt a disturbance in the Force, as if I should preemptively ask for my money back.
@MBunge:
That and the final third or each movie will get progressively more effects driven and progressively more at odds with physics and common sense until it is so jarring that it completely pushes you out of the verisimilitude established in the first half.
Word.
Now, if they had wanted to do it really, really, right, they would’ve got Joss Whedon…
@michael reynolds: I actually actively dislike like the first Star Trek reboot (haven’t bothered to see the second yet), mainly because 1/4 of the film is slapstick comedy that completely clashes with the overall darker and edgier tone.
