Red Mosquito

at least 20 “Star Wars” books, ranging from adult and teen-centric novels to storybooks and stickerbooks for young kids, will be published later this year in order to connect Return of the Jedi and this December’s The Force Awakens.

stip wrote:someone please read those books and summarize them here

@SkitchP wrote:

stip wrote:someone please read those books and summarize them here

except B. anyone but B.

Smith then discussed how the crew re-created that iconic ship.

“Right away Morgan pointed out, it was really cool, whenever they sit around the chess table, you see C-3PO sitting there, and there’s some rocky [stuff] going on they put on the seat belts in ‘Star Wars.’ It was one of those things that was a throwaway reference. I’ve seen them in the seat belt, not a big part of the mythology for me. But Morgan pointed out, if you look at the 1977 ‘Star Wars’ in order to make it futuristic, they took the seatbelt, and they just put bubble wrap on it. Just little bubble wrap and stuff that will make it look spacey. Cut to the present, and she’s like, 'Look at the seat belt,' and they put bubble wrap on it. Everything has been rebuilt to the specs in the '70s or the '80s because there are two blueprints of the Millennium Falcon (the ‘Star Wars’ movie version and the 'Empire' version). And I guess they used those to rebuild it. Even details like that, man, and, she said, ‘Touch it,’ so I touched it and popped a bubble. I had to. You know what I’m saying?”

Strat wrote:Has this leaked yet?

Smith then discussed how the crew re-created that iconic ship.

“Right away Morgan pointed out, it was really cool, whenever they sit around the chess table, you see C-3PO sitting there, and there’s some rocky [stuff] going on they put on the seat belts in ‘Star Wars.’ It was one of those things that was a throwaway reference. I’ve seen them in the seat belt, not a big part of the mythology for me. But Morgan pointed out, if you look at the 1977 ‘Star Wars’ in order to make it futuristic, they took the seatbelt, and they just put bubble wrap on it. Just little bubble wrap and stuff that will make it look spacey. Cut to the present, and she’s like, 'Look at the seat belt,' and they put bubble wrap on it. Everything has been rebuilt to the specs in the '70s or the '80s because there are two blueprints of the Millennium Falcon (the ‘Star Wars’ movie version and the 'Empire' version). And I guess they used those to rebuild it. Even details like that, man, and, she said, ‘Touch it,’ so I touched it and popped a bubble. I had to. You know what I’m saying?”

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, the set decoration is all that matters

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, the set decoration is all that matters

Strat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, the set decoration is all that matters

Its the attention to details and the love put into small things that will transfer, mr. doesnt care about plot anyway!

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Strat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, the set decoration is all that matters

Its the attention to details and the love put into small things that will transfer, mr. doesnt care about plot anyway!

Slavishly recreating meaningless details from old movies = hollow nerdiness, not an indication of artistic vision

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, the set decoration is all that matters

You don't like plot. You don't like set decorations. You don't like JJ Abrams. I'm starting to think you don't even really like Oscar Isaac.

Coach wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Yeah, the set decoration is all that matters

You don't like plot. You don't like set decorations. You don't like JJ Abrams. I'm starting to think you don't even really like Oscar Isaac.

Without telling me the plot, because I am staying spoiler free, has the plot really leaked yet?