Has anyone watched the SDCC Star Wars: The Force Awakens video?

2015-07-10T23:38:35-04:00

https://youtu.be/CTNJ51ghzdY

JJ Abrams then invitedthe fans to a concert outside the convention hall

Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Comic-Con 2015 Reel

Fans at San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H were treated to a special look behind the scenes of Star Wars:The Force Awakens by director J.J. Abrams, producer and Lu...

Response by COL Charles Williams made Jul 10 at 2015 11:52 PM

2015-07-10T23:52:50-04:00

No... But my son went to the Star Wars deal, and got to see the screening... He said the whole thing was amazing... Of course to me... there are only 3 stars wars movies... 1,2,3, or IV, V, and VI.
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Star Wars Celebration The Ultimate Fan Experience - Star Wars Celebration • July 15 - 17, 2016

Star Wars Celebration is coming April 16-19, 2015 to the Anaheim Convention Center. This stunning fan festival will commemorate the magic of the entire Star Wars Saga, The Clone Wars tv series, books, comics, collectibles, toys, entertainment and more

Response by PO1 John Miller made Jul 11 at 2015 12:48 AM

2015-07-11T00:48:46-04:00

PO3 Steven Sherrill, is it weird that this gave me a chubby?

Response by PO1 John Miller made Jul 11 at 2015 12:49 AM

2015-07-11T00:49:45-04:00

PO3 Steven Sherrill, what is up with the cameo of Darth Vader? He'd better not be in the movie unless he's a "Force spirit!"

Response by LTC John Shaw made Jul 12 at 2015 5:39 AM

2015-07-12T05:39:01-04:00

PO3 Steven Sherrill I am geeked out and excited for this remake! I saw IV when I was ten years old about 12 times, I remember because I saved my paper route money and just was enthralled with IV, V and VI. Like many fans I was very disappointed by 1,2,3 especially the casting choices and lack of meaningful script & acting. I hope Disney does not screw up this franchise and catches the spirit of the original three movies.

Response by Sgt Ken Prescott made Jul 12 at 2015 3:08 PM

2015-07-12T15:08:19-04:00

I think we're beginning to see a revolt against CGI. Bteween Mad Max: Fury Road and it's amazing stunt work, SW:TFA's explicitly highlighting that they're building practical sets and practical effects, and Mission Impossible's "The Stunts Look Real Because They Are Real," we're finally seeing a balance between CGI and practical film-making.

Part of the problem is that it's painfully obvious that CGI animators do not know a damn thing about physics, so what you see looks like a live-action version of Looney Tunes...