To be honest, I never knew how much I wanted a new Star Wars movie until today.Īnghus Houvouras:Cumberbatch’s voice over was absolutely wicked (I think it was Cumberbatch). Luke Owen (Deputy Editor):It looked, sounded and felt like Star Wars. The shots of the X-Wing and the Falcon, the sound of the Tie-Fighters, and the triumphant music at the end REALLY make me feel like a kid again, which is what I want from a Star Wars movie. This trailer literally has me on the verge of tears, and I can’t remember the last time a movie has really hit me like that. I was worried that the film would focus too much on returning characters, and sideline the newcomers, but (judging by this at least) it looks like JJ will find a good balance and not use the original cast as a crutch. It shows WAY more footage than I thought we’d actually see, and I love that it doesn’t show the original cast at all. James Garcia: I couldn’t be happier about this teaser. I’ve got questions and bits I’m not sure about, but I won’t judge yet. When the music kicks off and the Falcon appeared I was a kid again, and that means a lot. Overall I’m up for it. Way too rough a blade, but that might reflect the character. That lightsaber is not my cup of tea, both in its look and it’s possible practicality. Can’t shake a feeling the VO sounded like a grumbly Cumberbatch Khan. SEE ALSO – The 5 Best Things About Star Wars: The Force Awakens TrailerĬhris Cooper:Relied completely on new characters unless you count the X-Wings and Falcon. Rohan Morbey:Happy that I’m now an adjective! I’m not impressed by reintroducing iconography of the original trilogy and the prequels have ruined any goodwill of fan service. The only thing that stood out was the droid with the rolling ball. Decent teaser.Īnthony Stokes: I’ll be the Rohan this time and say not impressed. Best part was the 37-year-old theme tune. Rohan Morbey: It was fine, not too much pandering. Martin Deer: Whilst highly un-practical (I mean he’d slice his own hands off if he rotates it won’t he?), that lightsaber is pretty freaking cool. Oliver Davis (Co-editor): I yelped at the lightsabre sword thing. So, you’ve watched the trailer – but what did our writing and editorial staff think? The cheeky gits.Ī quick word to Kim Kardashian, that’s how you “break the Internet”. Of course, we posted it to our site with a Youtube embed link – and not just a cheap link to the iTunes page like some other “bigger sites” did. At around 3pm on Friday 28th November, 2014 the Internet virtually crashed as thousands of Star Wars fans attempted to get onto the iTunes page only to discover that most of us didn’t have Quicktime installed. i love star wars so for that reason alone im giving it a 4 (but it really deserves a 1).Well, it was the trailer the world had been waiting for. to sum up : bad plot, bad writing and dialog, no back story or lore ,no sense in any of the core aspects, copied rehashed and generally bad. This entire movie feels like a teen flick, WHERE IS STAR WARS?. HOW is an untrained uneducated (in the ways of the force) person (i don't care she is a girl) easily defeats a TRAINED Sith with ease?. Why don't they evacuate a planet about to be destroyed while attacking the "new order" planet killer (THERE IS NOTHING BLOCKADING THEIR PLANET). Why are the rebels (resistance - sorry) are still rebels, they create the republic again.
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