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The same can be said for Boyega, who brings a much needed sense of humour to the film, and to the franchise.
Every ounce of heroism, fear, joy, wonder and compassion from Rey is wonderfully expressed by the young actress, as we watch her try to save the galaxy. Still, credit should be given to Ridley for displaying a whimsical charm around Rey, despite her situation. This is clearly a set-up for future movies, books or comics, but it does get annoying not knowing the true identities of both these leads. Audiences learn quite a bit about them, their motivations and this journey makes us associate well with them, as it focuses on their journey across the 135 minute run time of the movie.īut with JJ Abrams being who he is, audiences learn a lot more about them but never enough to know their last names.
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The stars of the movie are clearly Rey and Finn, who spend the most screen time together. This gives audiences a chance to get familiar with the new cast, from Rey (Daisy Ridley), Finn (John Boyega), Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) and Kylo Ren (Adam Driver). In fact, other than Han Solo (Harrison Ford), all the other established characters from Princess (now General) Leia, Luke, C-3PO (Anthony Daniels), R2-D2 and Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew) only have small, token roles in the film. He’s gone and no one knows where he went, but everyone is looking for him.
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This will be a spoiler free review, so all you need to know about the movie is that there is a reason why Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), former padawan turned Jedi Knight and current Jedi Master, is not in the movie’s poster. There are also some disappointing bits to the movie that serve no purpose other than to sideline certain key characters, while pushing for the audience to embrace the new ones. The introduction of new heroes and villains also serves as a great primer for more stories to come.īut as a continuation of the original trilogy by Lucas, TFA only satisfies on some levels. It is only fair that we compare The Force Awakens to the many sequels that have attempted to show us the post-RoTJ world because official or not, these are all merely fan-fiction that serves a purpose, to satisfy the demand of Star Wars fans.ĭisney’s purpose is to create a new franchise based on the universe and in this regard, TFA is a bold, impressive action movie that will remind audiences why they love sci-fi fantasy in the first place.
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While series creator George Lucas crafted one of the, or even the most beloved movie franchises of our time with a sense of wonder, awe and imagination, his Prequel Trilogy have shown that his audience can sometimes reject the official movies openly.Īnd if fans can do this to Lucas, what makes Disney think that fans won’t hold any new, non-Lucas generated sequel to the same standards. Or it could be the latest, and currently, the most official continuation of the franchise, from the minds of its new owner Disney, director JJ Abrams and writer Lawrence Kasdan. It can be any of the thousands of stories, comic books, video games and conjecture that have arisen in the last 32 years, since Return of the Jedi (1983) came out, or it could be the ones we carve in our heads as fan fiction, that Han and Leia got married and lived happily ever after, or that Luke trained a new legion of Jedi padawans. Their lives are about to collide.A continuation of the original Star Wars saga has already been written. A young scavenger named Rey, a deserting Stormtrooper named Finn, an ace pilot named Poe, and a dark apprentice named Kylo Ren. But now, on the remote planet of Jakku, there's been a stirring in the Force. The movie that took the world by storm is jumping from the silver screen to the comic page this June! Straight from a galaxy far, far away to the comic book page, Marvel is proud to bring you STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS ADAPTATION #1 – the first chapter in an epic 6-issue limited series! From creators Chuck Wendig ( Star Wars: Aftermath) and Luke Ross ( Hercules) – it's been decades since the Rebel Alliance destroyed toppled the Galactic Empire. Check out the preview below the official description! The comic, from writer Chuck Wendig ( Star Wars: Aftermath novel) and artist Luke Ross hits stores in late June, to let you relive the action of the film when you don't have a copy of the movie itself handy.
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