TIMELESS wrote:
This movie is scheduled for release in December 2015.  Any predictions on when we should expect to see the theatrical release of the first trailer. By now I am sure Disney has enough footage to tease us fans with a 30 sec trailer.

Is that poster an official one or is it something made up by some fanboy?
Reading that tagline is actually hurting my brain.  I never imagined I would be one to turn into the grammar police, but can we at least use a subject in each sentence?
(I know, now I sound old...)

Grin Without a Cat wrote:

Is that poster an official one or is it something made up by some fanboy?
Reading that tagline is actually hurting my brain.  I never imagined I would be one to turn into the grammar police, but can we at least use a subject in each sentence?
(I know, now I sound old...)

I hope it's fan made.

For some reason, I kinda hope that the promo material has no tag lines, no titles, and that the trailers are basically just teaser trailers that show nothing of the actual movie.

I feel like something as iconic as Star Wars doesn't need any promotion.  That everyone who cares knows what it is, and anyone who doesn't wouldn't see it anyway.

AdelaideJohn1967 wrote:
Luke turning to the dark side meh

I enjoyed the movies (the real ones, not so much Episodes I-III) but I have never read the books, played many of the games, watched TV shows, etc.  My opinion is based solely on the original 3 movies.

It's clear that Luke has gone to the dark side by the middle of Return of the Jedi.

Brian Diaz wrote:
I enjoyed the movies (the real ones, not so much Episodes I-III) but I have never read the books, played many of the games, watched TV shows, etc.  My opinion is based solely on the original 3 movies.

It's clear that Luke has gone to the dark side by the middle of Return of the Jedi.

How so?


Also why is it when the Emperor was alive Darth Vader had no problems moving but when Darth kills him he suddenly has breathing problems?

The games tend to suck a bit. SWTOR for instance the impression I get is that the more you go to the dark side the more tech is shoved inside your body to keep you alive? is this some kind of anti tech ludditeism?

TIMELESS wrote:
Out of all the past SW trailers Episode lll had the best one so far

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UnjrG_N8hU

I watched. You're right. Great trailer. I now have a better memory of the trailer than the movie itself.

John Photography wrote:
Also why is it when the Emperor was alive Darth Vader had no problems moving but when Darth kills him he suddenly has breathing problems?

The Emperor was using force lightning on Luke and Darth absorbed it when eh picked up the Emperor and threw him over the edge. Since Darth was mostly mechanical at that point, i was presume it to be some sort of electrical shock, frying his innards.

Sleepy Weasel wrote:

The Emperor was using force lightning on Luke and Darth absorbed it when eh picked up the Emperor and threw him over the edge. Since Darth was mostly mechanical at that point, i was presume it to be some sort of electrical shock, frying his innards.

epic scene - LOL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUt_X-lxnzk

Sleepy Weasel wrote:
The Emperor was using force lightning on Luke and Darth absorbed it when eh picked up the Emperor and threw him over the edge. Since Darth was mostly mechanical at that point, i was presume it to be some sort of electrical shock, frying his innards.

Yeah my fault. I didn't think he would have suffered some kind of short circuit to all his life support systems...

Another poster mentions that Luke had turned around the middle of ROTJ to the dark side... I'd love to know why people think this... It's not the first time I have heard this.


BTW all the banner ads are for SWTOR as I read this thread.


Creepy

Justin wrote:

I watched. You're right. Great trailer. I now have a better memory of the trailer than the movie itself.

Just for fun, I watched all three trailers again.

Wow... even the trailer for Episode I looked like it was going to be shit.  Trying SO hard to capture a whole new audience of 6-12 year olds.  It just ... didn't work.  When the people who were REALLY frothing at the mouth for this were 30-40 years old, you just can't make a movie for 3rd graders. 

Then, Episode II's trailer looked like a "hey look how many things are on the screen at one time!!". 

Episode III is the only trailer that actually looks like something I'd want to see.  Unfortunately, if this was the trailer they played in theaters, there was really no need to see the movie.  This WAS the movie.  Pretty much all of it.  Even the very end of it, but I don't remember that last second of preview in the movie itself.  Still... even though the whole prequel series was spoiled in 1977, there was no reason to show everything in that trailer.

I'm actually looking forward to Ep 7 because I think that J.J. Abrams will give it the respect we deserve.  And he's already apologized for all the lens flare from the Star Trek movies.  So that should be toned way down.

Also, it's a story we don't already know.  A new frontier. 

Just three wishes:
1.  No ewoks.
2.  No Yoda.
3.  Subtitles.  If the characters can understand bleeps and bloops and Graahhhrrrrwwwwllls, then so should we.

That, and treat me like the adult I am who was 5 when I first saw Star Wars in 1977 in the theater.

Good Egg Productions wrote:

Just for fun, I watched all three trailers again.

Wow... even the trailer for Episode I looked like it was going to be shit.  Trying SO hard to capture a whole new audience of 6-12 year olds.  It just ... didn't work.  When the people who were REALLY frothing at the mouth for this were 30-40 years old, you just can't make a movie for 3rd graders. 

Then, Episode II's trailer looked like a "hey look how many things are on the screen at one time!!". 

Episode III is the only trailer that actually looks like something I'd want to see.  Unfortunately, if this was the trailer they played in theaters, there was really no need to see the movie.  This WAS the movie.  Pretty much all of it.  Even the very end of it, but I don't remember that last second of preview in the movie itself.  Still... even though the whole prequel series was spoiled in 1977, there was no reason to show everything in that trailer.

I'm actually looking forward to Ep 7 because I think that J.J. Abrams will give it the respect we deserve.  And he's already apologized for all the lens flare from the Star Trek movies.  So that should be toned way down.

Also, it's a story we don't already know.  A new frontier. 

Just three wishes:
1.  No ewoks.
2.  No Yoda.
3.  Subtitles.  If the characters can understand bleeps and bloops and Graahhhrrrrwwwwllls, then so should we.

That, and treat me like the adult I am who was 5 when I first saw Star Wars in 1977 in the theater.

I liked the ewoks.

Virtual Studio wrote:
I liked the ewoks.

You must have been born after May 25th 1973

John Photography wrote:
That title doesn't inspire confidence

Nothing about "new Star Wars" does

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