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Good. December's too damn far away.
Which means you are rewatching 'Primer'? ;)
My youths in school are going to have to deal with their science teacher throwing in yet another movie from which to draw good examples.
"All right kids, you all saw the teaser, now let's calculate the Millennium Falcon's momentum as it dives into that space ship. What's that? This ain't real? Young man, let me tell you what ain't real, your passing the next test ain't real! Now leave the room and practice your Force abilities."
What does the language have to do with noticing a ship? I'll concede the 9 year old part (though, when I was 9, I noticed quite a few new ships in The Phantom Menace, but, then again... They were a bit more easily telegraphed then...), but whether or not the trailer is dubbed or subbed in French shouldn't have anything to do with noticing a ship.
Yes he does. He looks amazing for a man who's... what, 80? If I look that good at 80, I'll actually find a God to pray to.
No, it's the same as with Daniel Craig and every human being on this planet.
They look younger with longer hair! That's it.
Longer hair has not helped Tom Cruise.
He doesn't look old yet. :))
Dare I saw Cruise looks better in M:I:5 than he did in M:I:2. Part 2 was great fun, but Cruise looked like he escape the set of a Head & Shoulder shampoo commercial.
I dunno, check out the trailers for Edge of Tomorrow (don't watch the movie), he looks like he gained twelve years between Oblivion and Edge of Tomorrow.
Like so many have said you can't but get emotional watching that, watched it first earlier this evening on the lap top and then more recently on my new 42" Ultra HD 4K TV.
Definitely benefited from that, loving the visuals the star destroyer wreck in the desert and the flight sequences with the Falcon and the Tie Fighters. Some have complained that JJ was wrong for this because he's going to shove the nostalgia down our throats.
I think they got the right man for the job for the first film, it needs that familiar feel to re-introduce it, it will be Rian Johnson's job to take off into a new direction.
Some have been speculating that voice is Domnhall Gleeson's, sounds like Mark Hammil to me, just a tweak on his dialogue from Jedi.
This is just behind SPECTRE as my must see for 2015, not actually been to the cinema this year yet, Jurassic World might be my first trip of 2015.
8-> =D>
That nostalgia will take this to the top in 2015 imho.
The only thing that can spoil this for me is a cameo by Hayden Christensen - if we're spared that, this is going to be epic! Can't wait.
Or a cameo by Jar Jar. ;)
Vader's burnt mask after the cremation at the end of 'Jedi'...I'm curious to see the explanation for this-- I've heard snippets about a 'grave robber' character. But still, where did they dig HIM up I wonder? Will we be revisiting Endor maybe?
It's absolutely his voice-- the only question is, is it new, or taken from ROTJ? That I can't quite tell for sure.
Was that Luke's hand on R2-D2-- with the cybernetic hand?
Font quand même marrer tous ces mecs coincés dans une seule langue à savoir mieux que leur prochain ce que ça fait de regarder de la VO.
I cat tell if its new or from ROTJ. I'm on my phone so I cant compare the clips very well but here is the original:
If either of them is in it all I could do is laugh.