SWNN’S The Resistance Broadcast: Episode 23 with Special Guest Kristian Harloff!
On this short episode of The Resistance Broadcast we talk with Kris Harloff about the future of Rebels, Lego Star Wars, and Episode VIII. Also covered on the show the nature of the Force and what it means to bring balance to both sides, and Yoda’s cut scene from The Force Awakens.
Enjoy!
Host: Darth Lexor Kai
Guests: Pomojema, DarthZloi and Kristian Harloff from Collider Jedi Council
Thanks to The Yavin 4 for our intro music.
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Whatever that image is, looks crazy.Hope to see that in film soon.
Isn’t that from Mad Max?
It’s unused concept from TFA. I just added a clarification.
It looks like something from a Neill Blomkamp movie. I personally don’t think it fits in a star wars movie.
Mad props for getting Kristian Harloff as a guest. Now, all you have to do is one up Jedi Council by getting John Boyega before they do. 😉
Jesus! These concept art caps are pure torture. TFA could have been the most memorable visual looking film of the decade had Abrams had an eye for creativity.
I’m not sure about that. If it didn’t had place in the story than it would be obvious as such and it would be pointless. That is a trap that many directors get into. I’m glad that in this movie they were beyond that. Substance should always come first.
If they dwell on it like Lucas did during the PT but SW has always been about memorable visuals and most of the ones in this were taken directly from better films.
Yeah Yoda would be cool but as was said in the podcast i can’t imagine good place where he would fit. Good movie doesn’t make several cool stuff mash together without rhyme or reason. But careful consideration of every aspect of the movie and if that aspect does not fit. Hammering it in would make movie only worse.
Not really talkng about Yoda as I am on the original concept designs like above which are far more Star Wars-esque than what we got. Abrams is not a filmaker known for his memorable or original visuals. Just flipping through the pages of the Art Of book at B&N has more interesting designs than the entire 2 hours we got onscreen.
Yeaaa buddy! My favorite Collider’s Jedi Council member!!!! Viral Hide/Darth Lexor Kai. Holding my glass in the air; saloot!!!