LIVE: Watch the Red Carpet Presentation at the Star Wars: The Force Awakens Premiere!
In 1977, the first Star Wars film opened at the TCL Chinese Theater. Now, over 38 years later, the seventh installment in the film franchise is going to make its world premiere there, alongside presentations at the Dolby Theater and the El Capitan Theater. The official Star Wars website is streaming the event, and we’ll cover you on every bit of news as it breaks.
The stream can be viewed here. Unfortunately, there’s no embed code, so we can’t put the stream in the article.
- 5:20 EST – The stream begins.
- 5:21 – Bob Iger arrives. He explains that the extravagant look to the setting was done as tribute for what he believes is the most influential mythology of all time. He claims the film is a celebration of both the past and future of the franchise.
- 5:24 – Stormtroopers walk into the theater, followed by C-3PO, R2-D2, and BB-8.
- 5:26 – A behind-the-scenes featurette about how BB-8 was brought to life and how the cast reacted to it.
- 5:28 – Domnhall Gleeson arrives and is interviewed. He expresses interest in getting to play the bad guy (General Hux) for a change.
- 5:33 – Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy claims that the movie will be enjoyable even for those who have not seen the previous films. She admires the optimism of the franchise, and cites it as a reason the films are so popular around the world.
- 5:39 – Andy Serkis praises the level of secrecy that surrounded the film. He notes that it was interesting playing Supreme Leader Snoke before actually knowing what the character looked like.
- 5:41 – Adam Driver noted that it was interesting to play a character like Kylo Ren, who will be considered “iconic” for years to come. He notes that he did take the masks off between takes, contrary to popular belief. His favorite part of filming was playing off of the “legacy” cast.
- 5:43 – Rebels Executive Producer Dave Filoni claimed that he has yet to see the film, and is looking forward to seeing it as a fan.
- 5:48 – Harrison Ford appears and described the difference between making a movie in the 70s and making a movie now. He claimed that it was important to live up to the legacy of the other films. His advice to the future Han Solo actor in the Anthology film is to bring their own life to the character as opposed to simply imitating the actor who made him famous.
- 5:50 – Anthony Daniels, playing the role of C-3PO a total of 65 times, claims that his loyalty to the role comes out of being very fond of the character.
- 5:53 – The sound team claims that getting the sounds right for all the droids was a difficult, but rewarding process.
- 5:56 – George Lucas is interviewed. He wanted to make the Star Wars franchise to appeal to adolescents and those that follow mythology. He describes the movie as being about family and the challenges each generation must face. He claims that he is working on his films “for myself and my friends”.
- 6:03 – A featurette on “Force For Change” charity drive is shown.
- 6:06 – Lupita Nyong’o describes the challenges it took to bring Maz Kanata to life. She describes her imagination as being “completely fed” by the experiences she had on set when she needed to film greenscreen work for her character.
- 6:11 – Stephen Spielberg said that he knew the franchise would last forever after the worldwide impact of its historic 1977 premiere. He notes that he feels proud of J. J. Abrams for what he has accomplished so far as a filmmaker.
- 6:13 – J. J. Abrams discusses the surreal nature of being at the event tonight. He also jokingly apologizes to the traffic that the event has caused.
- 6:16 – The winners of the “Force For Change” contest express their gratitude for being able to see the movie early.
- 6:18 – Billie Dee Williams looks forward to the production values of the film. When asked if he might appear in the films again as Lando Calrissian, he said “we’ll see”.
- 6:22 – A documentary about the history of Star Wars at the TCL Chinese Theater and what the fans think of the experience of seeing the films there.
- 6:23 – Writer Lawrence Kasdan claims that he’s not seen anything like the hype for this new movie. He also notes that he, his son, Phil Lord, and Christopher Miller are all hard at work for the script of the Han Solo movie.
- 6:27 – Mark Hamill notes that the original film didn’t even have a premiere, yet still managed to break the bank. He notes that the decision to keep Luke Skywalker’s role quiet is deliberate, and that his role in the film is important.
- 6:30 – Voice actor Sam Witwer teases the interviewer about the name of the film, noting the similarity of the name to his game, The Force Unleashed. He is hugely excited to see the franchise’s grand return.
- 6:32 – John Boyega expresses extreme excitement toward being able to star in the movie, and was very grateful toward the crew for bringing him aboard. He notes that his father had never heard of Star Wars until he got the role, and gave a shout-out to his entire family.
- 6:35 – Carrie Fisher and Oscar Isaac are both interviewed at once. Isaac apparently shot a scene where Poe Dameron tells someone that Leia prefers to be addressed as “General” over “Princess” now, but the scene wasn’t used.
- 6:40 – Gwendoline Christie is doing her best to keep calm in an exciting environment. She describes her role as Captain Phasma as being a huge privilege, and liked that she was able to play the first prominent female villain in the film franchise.
- 6:43 – Puppeteer Frank Oz notes that he had fun reprising his role as Yoda in Rebels. He notes that he prefers doing a voice-over when playing Yoda than actually operating the puppet while acting.
- 6:47 – Daisy Ridley describes her involvement as feeling personal in spite of it being substantially larger than any film she’s ever worked on before. She also mentioned that she and John Boyega both goofed around on the set when they weren’t filming.
- 6:49 – Colin Trevorrow (Episode IX‘s director) and Dennis Muren (Digital Effects Supervisor for The Force Awakens) both enjoyed seeing the fan reactions to the movie, and they look forward to the future of the franchise.
- 6:53 – A recap of the stream is shown.
Grant has been a fan of Star Wars for as long as he can remember, having seen every movie on the big screen. When he’s not hard at work with his college studies, he keeps himself busy by reporting on all kinds of Star Wars news for SWNN and general movie news on the sister site, Movie News Net. He served as a frequent commentator on SWNN’s The Resistance Broadcast.
There’s a report that Lucasfilm just invited everyone waiting in line outside the Chinese theatre into the world premiere – https://www.facebook.com/justinsewell/posts/10153858179667835
If they really did this, it’s pretty much the most awesome gift possible for die-hard fans.
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2015/12/14/lucasfilm-just-invited-everyone-outside-manns-chinese-theater-into-the-star-wars-the-force-awakens-premiere/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook
They should, they deserve it! As a lifelong fan who lives just miles away I’m ashamed I didn’t make more of an effort to be there too. But you know, life, and a job and stuff..
Agreed. The good will JJ, Kathleen, and the whole Star Wars team have shown towards fans throughout is just wonderful. They’re doing such a great job – really honoring and respecting us.
the circle is now complete and star wars is back!!!
Guys, I’d just like to say [before going offline] that we owe a debt of gratitude to those who founded and maintain this site. Regardless of how the film turns out, what has gone into making this a respectable source of info leading up to release is admirable. And I’m going to do everything I can to see that the name “Viral Hide” makes it into Star Wars canon!
i second that. 🙂
Absolutely – the team here have done an amazing job.
Well it’s comforting to know that this site will remain relevant for many years to come! (unless they plan on shutting it down soon, please don’t!)
All Ive being getting at starwars.com is the “My Sex Is On Fire” song in a live setting … Been trying for the last half hour and thats all I get??!??
keep trying, its working fine on my phone.
harrison has the best one liners. Q: “is there any pressure with a film like this?”
A: “nah its JJ’s fault if its bad, i just work here.”
Is Mark there?
patience, soon you will be with him.
I SEE HIM! XD
mr lucas on the carpet, looks a tad uncomfortable.
I would be too if my Prequel films had sucked while JJ’s TFA became the toast of Hollywood. 😛
Well, JJ’s isn’t out yet, but I must say it’s looking absolutely outstanding thus far!
Exactly. “Thus far!”
Kinda like being at an ex’s wedding.
agent coulson geeking out is a sight to behold.;)
https://youtu.be/z0OIPggil7k
Thank you! Watching it on starwars.com sucks. It just keeps loading every few seconds. This one plays with no issues.
lupita is so beautiful! its almost unfortunate she’s playing a mo-cap character. 🙂
I’m at the premiere and I can’t wait to spoil the plot for everybody as soon as the movie starts. I’ll be giving you guys constant updates, from the opening crawl, to the part where they find Luke.
spielberg definitely happier to be there then lucas, thats for sure.
The female interviewer is doing fine, but the male interviewer is so extremely obnoxious that it makes this hard to watch.
he seems a little too happy to be there.
Hes one of Disney’s bum boys.
“i hate sand.” LOL! she did not just drop that at end of the jj interview.
George is at the RED CARPET TFA PREMIERE as seen here a few mins ago with JJ.
Luuuuuke!!!
I KNOW! XD
Oh snap, starkiller himself, too!
Oh man that interview with Lucas was painful. Working on his films but no one but friends will get to see them? Jeez.
Poor little me… I only got $4 billion in cash and $4 billion in Disney stock… nobody appreciates me….
It was a strange interview. I really love George and respect his work, but he really gave a bad interview. Even if it isn’t genuine, I’d rather him go the classy route. I’m making films no one can see? Why talk about it in an interview? Sad.
I don’t know.
If my fan base constantly told me I raped their childhood or I was killing my kids by making the prequels, I’d probably get in a good dig when I could.
The high road is great if you’re a saint. George is just a guy, and I’m sure his feelings were hurt.
You have a fair point, but why do the interviews. Like I said, it is sad to see. It doesn’t really feel like a dig at disgruntled fans. In my opinion, he just comes off poorly, and I really want him to come across well.
I’d rather he come across as real rather than come across well.
I’m certain it’s awkward for him, as some people have said, including Lucas I believe, it’s like going to an ex’s wedding.
You want to do the right thing, but that doesn’t make it comfortable.
Lucas is friendly with a lot of people who are involved with this. Including the old cast, John Williams, Lawrence Kasdan, and all the people at Lucasfilm. I’m sure he wants to give them his support.
And he also owns a percentage of Disney stock, that was part of the deal with Disney, so on a business level, his being there also makes sense.
The truth is, he doesn’t really have to come across well, because without him creating Star Wars, and without him eventually selling it, this event would have never been able to happen in the first place.
He’s already done right by us, and we all owe him a debt of gratitude.
After all of the crap he has gotten, he probably doesn’t want to be there. George called it a divorce, so think of it this way. It’s like watching your wife cheat on you and all of your friends supporting it and telling you, “well George JJ has a bigger one than you do”.
The analogy doesn’t really work. He didn’t have to sell. He decided to sell and expected that they would love, accept and use his ideas. Kennedy and co decided not to after the fact. You can say he was upset by fan reaction (he says he was), but he was preparing to move forward with a story, so he wasn’t to heartbroken.
I wasn’t trying to be super specific. Just saying it must be hard for George, the guy that created this whole thing, having been told for the last 16 years you suck at this, and then some young upstart totally steals the show. I’m sure there was a part of him that wanted JJ to fail. I’m just saying I’m kind of feeling for the guy, if you watch the interviews he looks really uncomfortable to be there.
It is a very fair point! And my only point is that I would have preferred to see a classier response. Not for any other reason than seeing him elevated as a result of a potential successor rather than diminished. I feel for him too.
I wasn’t trying to be classy either, it’s probably what George is exactly feeling right now. You can see it on the dude’s face, and hear it in his voice. His soul got ripped right out of him, and he has to stand there watch someone else do whatever they want with it.
He has been saying that for a few years now. How he wants to make small films, experiment with stuff and make stuff that is more private. I see both sides of it, disappointed he doesn’t want to share what he makes but understandable considering how much scrutiny(both good and bad) any thing he does will be under. He probably doesn’t want the attention or criticism.
He came off like a real asshole in that interview, that holyier than thou attitude..
At this rate, the movie should start right about New Year’s Eve. Hahahahaha!!!!!!
Boyega is just charisma personified. Love this dude.
Boyega is awesome. 🙂
Agreed. I am so, so glad he’ll be at the heart of Star Wars from now on.
his boundless enthusiasm is amazing to behold
OPEN BAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Disney is sooooo happy they are swearing. Hahahah!!!!
lmao The look on that guys face when Carrie and Oscar said shit
I love both Carrie and Oscar – so funny.
They were freaking hilarious! They both seemed like they had just drunkenly stumbled into the interview. LMAO! I mean, Carrie is always like that, but Isaac definitely seemed like he was on something.
That was great 🙂
carrie and oscar just made me laugh so freaking hard haha.
Oscar was drunk. lol!
He was drunk and busting for a piss lol
I love how everyone has to pretend that Carrie Fisher is ‘a stitch’ and ‘hilarious’ when she’s really just annoying them.
So you can actually read other people’s mind? Amazing…..
No, but he has probably read a shit load of the comments made by you leg humpers to know you all still fap to her bikini pictures.
I don’t think she was annoying. Just risky.
You can’t handle honesty
she’s damn funny
She’s an excellent writer. To be in the same room with her might be a bit too much.
maybe Leia should get some comedic moments in the new trilogy. She didn’t get to be funny at all except her fights with Han in ESB. let Carrie write some of the jokes.
Daisy looking stunning as always.
Catching it on YouTube.
Only 72 hours to go! 🙂
Well guys, it was great sharing all the wait right up to this moment with this wonderful community – now I’m going dark for the next 36 hours, I’ll read all of you again right after seeing the movie.
May the Force be with you 🙂
Likewise! Enjoy!
I look forward to welcoming you back for the celebration.
I am as well. And guys whatever you do, DO NOT GO TO IGN. They will spoil the movie, and they will spoil it big time
See you on the other side bro.
Where’s Hayden?
He and Jake are watching via live telecast from a secure top-secret location.
Jake is probably watching from a South Carolina correctional facility.
He’s not a bad person. Just mentally ill.
True. Yoda would teach us to be compassionate to him. I felt badly about my comments above, so I deleted them….
Really? He beat up his own mother and sped down a highway putting other people’s lives in danger.
I blame Lucas’ bad judgment of putting an introvert in front of millions of people. Spielberg should have helped with casting.
yeah, Lucas never should have been the last word on casting
Bad behavior does not always mean someone is a bad person. Star Wars teaches us that there’s a chance for redemption. We never know what anyone else has gone through in their life, or are going through now. Mental illness is an especially hard one, I think, because it’s mostly invisible. People treat it like a character defect, rather than an illness, though it’s just the same as any other illness except in our brain.
Anyway, I’m to blame for setting this thread off on the wrong track. I posted a snarky comment about Hayden and Jake watching from an undisclosed secure location, then I thought better of it. I didn’t enjoy the prequels, but I really feel for them both. They were doing their best. The way the prequels turned out is not their fault. And it’s certainly not fair to blame a movie on someone who was a young child at the time it was made.
This is podracing.
the bit with george lucas was tangibly awkward.. i thought showing up might give him a chance to refine his negative comments towards this entire project, but i feel as though his behavior had an opposite effect. oh well! beware of spoilers everyone! i’m activating my chrome spoiler blocker now! SO CLOSE!
The interviewer didn’t know or try to ask anyway regarding that. George is commonly awckward at any live event. It’s been that way for many years.
So odd that he’s seemingly bitter about the whole thing. He received $4 billion in cash and $4 billion in Disney stock, plus all the money he made before that!
If he invests just what he was paid from Disney and it makes 9% annually that’s $640,000,000 in just the first year alone!!!
Money can’t buy happiness, as the saying goes, especially for someone who was already stinking, filthy rich like Lucas, long before he sold to Disney.
He had to let go of something that was as close to him as if it were one of his own children. Obviously he’s going to feel awkward, if not downright bitter about this for a long time.
Well, how he chooses to feel about it is really up to him. I do truly wonder what he feels in his heart. It’s an amazing thing that we, including myself, can continue to feel pain, suffering, and unhappiness even when we’ve been given all the gifts in the world. I wonder if George would benefit from a little bit of mindfulness and self-compassion training. It’s hard to love others when one is struggling to love oneself….
I think it’s safe to assume that Lucas thought he’d still have some measure of control over SW as the creative consultant that he was supposed to be at first.
Now, maybe he was a little too nosy for his own good or maybe the new team didn’t like his ideas, as some have speculated. Either way, it must’ve been hard for him to realize that he wasn’t at the helm anymore, after having total control over SW since it’s creation.
It must be hard for Lucas to let go completely, especially attending a SW premiere, not really knowing what the film is all about, for the first time ever. IMO, anyone would feel awkward under those circumstances. And I don’t think that’s got anything to do with self-esteem or self-worth. I think it’s perfectly normal, actually.
Good points. Thank you.
Right, why would he give a shit about anything at this point?
He gave that money to charity…all of it.
Lucas is like that overbearing parent and star wars is his baby. It dosn’t matter how fat of a check they wrote him- George seems to be at his heart a very sensitive person and a storyteller. I am sure he loves being stinking rich, but he is never going to be comfortable with other people changing his mythology, nor will he forget the hurt of being utterly rejected for trying to make a prequel to his own story that pushed him to retire.
What were George’s negative comments?
What time is the film starting?
First they’re doing a screening of the new Special Edition of The Ewok Adventure.
With a CGI Gorax.
And blinking Ewoks.
by my estimates, the red carpet was over about 40 minutes ago…so add 10 minutes or so for people to get to their seats and 20 minutes for trailers (assuming they show trailers at huge premiers like this). if that’s the case, we should be getting reactions in about 2 hours (going by the film’s 2hr15min running time). for me that’s 10:35pm mountain time.
I’d be delighted if they forced them to sit for countless advertisements for Verizon, Coca-Cola, Wal-Mart, and other sponsors, before the movie began…
there’s a countdown clock on the LA Times website:
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/herocomplex/la-et-hc-star-wars-force-awakens-premiere-live-updates-htmlstory.html
Excellent. Thank you!
Twitter will be exploding in a couple hours. Can’t wait to hear the buzz. Don’t want spoilers, just if its good or not.
So happy to hear luke has an “important role”. It gives me hope he is not just hiding and walking down steps for 2 minutes.
But they were the steps to heaven and he is their defender! So it’s an important 2 minutes! 😛
Luke could be absent for most of the film and people could still be talking about him, looking for him, wondering where he is, etc. An important role is not the same as getting lots of screen time.
I am NOT reading that, lol.
I clicked it to see how spoilery it is. HUGELY massive spoiler, definitely do NOT read it.
It is spoilery, but not surprisng or unexpected at all. I mean, it is a spoiler most people had already guessed anyway.
well yeah but I was talking more for people that don’t want to learn anything more than light spoilers, those who know little more than character names.
Didn’t read it, but I think the mods asked that people not post spoilers here.
Seriously. The mods SPECIFICALLY asked us not post spoilers. Please take it down.
Stay on target…. we’re getting close…. stay on target!
movie is over. expect twitter reactions…NOW.
The LA Times is (at the moment) the safest location for reactions. So far: VERY GOOD!
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/herocomplex/la-et-hc-star-wars-force-awakens-premiere-live-updates-htmlstory.html
“might be the best since the original.”
my heart sings with joy! 🙂
I think I should climb into a dark hole now never to reemerge unless it’s to watch this movie!
Not saying you linked to spoilers… you didn’t. Just worried about the future! 😛
sorry! 😉
that’s a lofty claim. it might be just the reviewer’s opinion but that seems awfully crazy.
btw, props to jedi council member mark ellis for getting the selfie of all selfies tonight. so jelly. 😉
Finally…Luke Skywalker & Marktoo Deetoo together !
Chris Hardwick said “It was ****ing incredible”!
https://news.yahoo.com/star-wars-first-reactions-show-social-media-spoiler-050053099.html
And Seth Green said it was awesome too.
I’ve browsed endlessly and read individual reactions on twitter and so far, out of the 20 I’ve found, 19 were very positive, giving it a 95% critical score so far on initial twitter reactions that I’ve seen.
was the one negative from Devin Faraci? ‘Cause that guy is a troll.
Shit story he said. But why do people put stock in other people’s opinions so much either way? JJ got 90 some pecent good reviews for Star Trek and 87 percent for the 2nd one, yet fanboys online scream bloody murder over those films.
I KNEW IT
If Star Wars didn’t exist, fanboys would have never experienced the embrace of their own freaking subculture like they did after 1977 – through things like Alien, Robocop, Predator, Battlestar Galactica, Dune, and the Marvel/DC movies of today.
They really need to embrace it sooner or later.
From the reactions, it seems like everybody is praising Daisy Ridley and giving negative reviews or no reviews on Boyega. I’m really afraid now that Finn will turn out to be a nobody as all emphasis is put on Rey, making the movie unbalanced and cointroversia (possibly racist)l. Let’s hope I’m wrong.
hey guys , anyone knows when jedi council will post their spoiler free review of episode VII ? wanna look in their eyes and see how the movie was , it’s all i need till i actually go and see it for myself.
I was at the premiere last night so ask away
Tell me one thing please. Is the overall story good? I think we all knew that the acting and script will be much better than the prequels, but is the plot also good?
they have to wait 24 hours before they post a review.
Anyone else catch Boyega’s massive wardrobe spoiler on the red carpet tonight???
Hardly a spoiler just a joke
No, what happened? Was he dressed as a stormtrooper.
He was wearing a totally black suit, and a black leather globe in his right hand.
I would like to see a left handled jedi :))
I’ve seen the film fins not a Jedi, but that’s all I’m saying
I just knew…
That is spoilering.
John McEnroe, Rafa Nadal, Jimmy Connors, Martina Navratilova… all left handed.
Jimmy Hendrix, Paul MCartney L-H.
Bill Clinton, GW Bush, Barack Obama, L-H, by theory of games, the probability of that is like surviving into an asteroids field.
It is mandatory a left handed Jedi, just that.
Purple suit.
Very Dark Purple, Master.
Deep Purple?
I was lucky enough to be at the premiere guys, but I’ll keep the story to myself until the 18th, and it says no spoilers here
Not really a spoiler, but how do you rate each of the newcomers (Ridley, Isaac, Boyega, and Driver) ?
All brilliant in different ways, you can tell within ten mins the acting and script is a thousand times better than the prequels
I was looking for a 1001 times better, and not having to endure the 10 minutes to find out, maybe 9 and a half. This movie is dead to me now.
Have you been to the premiere too ?
If it’s dead to you I’ll have to tell you what happend then lol
Glad you enjoyed.
I am concerned about the plot and content, not acting and scripting.
Then you could probably just read the novel.
Oh yeah.
Honestly, that’s all we really need.
There’s sci-fi action with laser swords, cool looking stormtroopers, starfighters, a mystical energy, evil people doing bad things, good people doing things they never knew were possible.
If the performances are good, I think we should all enjoy it.
Did you liked it ??
just y/n
Yes fantastic its so hard to keep secret lol
Tell me one thing please. Is the overall story good? I think we all knew that the acting and script will be much better than the prequels, but is the plot also good?
I take it you don’t want to know any spoilers
ofc not , just your impression, thank you !
I’ll just say it lives up to the hype, blows the prequels out the water, which isn’t hard lol I’ll give you a tease if you want one rather than a spoiler lol
Whose performance you think was the most solid, the one you stuck with, the one that “sold” you?
It’s hard to say, Rey and Finn, but Kylo was solid, and Luke’s interaction with yoda
PHUCK I DIDN´T KNOW YODA IS THERE YOU SON OF A GUN
You better be joking…
You lie because you said no spoilers…
Relax. The guy’s joking. Still, Luke interacting with Yoda’s spirit would be pretty cool and we all know it.
I haven’t gave spoilers, I didn’t mention the story, nothing I said has not been on this site
Is it true that Poe is gay?
does it matter if he is?
For the Love of God, leave that homo shit out of Star Wars.
Sure, it makes evident that this movie was made with a social justice agenda as a premise.
repeated eye rolling is now leading to eyeball convulsions
Billy Dee needs to return for Episode VIII
Billy was in a Rebels Episode (his voice).
I know, it makes me smile, love that. I just also want to see what Lando is up to 30 years after his destroyed the second Death Star.
There are some interesting and relatively spoiler free tweets from people who watched it last night on the guardian website.
This is the last time I’m checking in with this site until Thursday after I’ve seen the movie. Huge thanks to you guys for making my journey to TFA amazing.
I loved watching this red carpet build up. I usually hate these things. My favourite part by far was Lucas saying to the producer of Jurassic Park “I’ll crush you like a bug” in response to him saying that TFA wouldn’t beat his movie.
I think I’ve fallen in love with Gwendoline Christie & I’m more certain than ever that Carrie Fisher is the greatest living American. Carrie for president!
Thanks again for your wonderful news service. I hope we all love this movie & manage to get a little sleep over the next few days. May the Force be with you.
Same here, thanks everyone here. No Facebook, no news.. just waking up early Thursday Morning, putting on my white Star Wars T-Shirt and go sit in some luxurious seats with my girlfriend.
This is the last time I will be checking this site until Friday night after ive seen the movie. Already read some reactions via twitter from commentors below, something I was hoping to avoid.
I want to thank this site and its writers AND the posters for making the last 2 years of this journey amazing! I still remember when I was all excited to see the site after January 1st so I could revel in the fact that the movie was “this year!”. And now here we are! Days from the movie.
Hope the movie is great!
To anyone’s that’s seen it: how was the score?
Based on what I’ve heard, and initial responses, I’m completely willing to give TFA a solid 5/7. Maybe a 6/7.25.
Cool! This has been a day long awaited. We will finally see the greatest film of all time. Thursday nite @7:00 I will be watching it. Thank you for everyone on this site making this epic journey to Star Wars the force awakens! May the force be with us all!!