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JJ to fans "Jar Jar is the man!" |
Director JJ Abrams
has shocked fans with his latest comments regarding Star Wars: The Force
Awakens. When Disney initially announced plans to continue the saga back
in 2012, many fans were doubtful it could even come close to touching the
legacy of the Star Wars prequel trilogy. However, Abrams has shown that
he holds himself to a different level.
"For me, this project has been all
about duplicating the sense of enchantment, character development, and
intriguing story-telling that the prequel trilogy, and chiefly The Phantom Menace,
brought us as Star Wars fans at the turn of the millennium."
After the jump, more from Abrams regarding which unforgettable characters and settings from Episode I will be making the leap to Episode VII.
"We know the
massive scale of this project. All I can say is have no fear.
Midichlorians - check. Poop/Fart gags - check. Gratuitous CGI vehicles in
every frame - check."
To that
end, JJ Abrams has revealed one of the aspects of 'Phantom' that he specifically
plans to pay homage to in the newest installment of the Star Wars universe.
"Firstly, it wouldn't be a new Star Wars movie without some kind of
race-type sequence, like the classic podrace scene from The Phantom Menace,"
said Abrams.
This
admission comes hot on the heels of new leaked images revealing what looks to be a fascinating Ben Hur-style racing sequence involving R2D2, BB-8, and C3PO.
When asked to comment more on the plot stakes of the race, Abrams only
chuckled, "Ha! You'll just have to watch the excitement as they race
around! It's not a circular pod course, but this time a RECTANGULAR
one! This is gonna be so great! Yippee!"
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Get ready for some seriously sick racing action with these two! |
Responding
to previous interviews in which he had indicated a desire to do a Star Wars
film faithful to the original trilogy, Abrams said "Look, we were trying
to keep the Mystery Box closed. But ever since those photos leaked of Jabba
junior starting the droid relay race, we knew we had no choice but to explain
our desire to get back to prequel roots for this new episode. After
watching a rough cut, I can promise that this film will be nearly as great as
our beloved 'Phantom Menace'. In the words of my favorite Gungan, weesah
going home!"
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Meesah crazy for new star wars movie, just like meesah movie! |
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