Ever since I was a kid I was always fascinated by movie trailers. I loved how they were a sneak peek into a much bigger world. And when a trailer is put together right, it really gets that movie excitement flaring. Unfortunately, sometimes they get it wrong and it can make a movie look laughably bad. Or just blah.
I present to you a deleted scene from “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” It’s a very short one. In it, Kylo Ren and some troopers board the Millennium Falcon.
This scene was originally from the video release trailer that came out a few days back. But I did a tiny bit of audio manipulation to make it a bit more whole.
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“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” will be available for digital download on April 1st and hit DVD and Blu-ray on April 5th.
The special features below are what is contained on the Blu-ray release along with a listing of various retailer offerings.
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If you’re one of the many trillions of people who have seen “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” then you know that, like all previous “Star Wars” films, this new one is packed with visual effects.
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The Contest is now CLOSED!
Well, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” has come and… well, stayed. And judging by that box office, it will be around for some time. Love it or hate it, everything is going to be “Star Wars” for quite some time to come. I certainly hope George Lucas got some kind of backend deal and not just a $4 billion straight buy out, because it looks like just one movie is going to make most of that back for Disney, including merchandising, home video, etc… Then again, I doubt he’s complaining about $4 billion.
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If you’re a “Star Wars” fan then you know of the original infamous “Star Wars Holiday Special.”
Someone back in the late seventies thought it was a good idea to mix “Star Wars” with a variety show format. And it aired only one time on CBS on Friday, November 17, 1978 to horrible reviews. Even worse, it preempted “Wonder Woman” and the “Incredible Hulk.” Noooooooooo! (That’s what Vader said.)
Does “Star Wars” confuse you? Have you maybe never seen it before (unlikely) and need a crash course before seeing the latest entry in the franchise.
Well, Stephen Colbert has summed up everything you need to know about the original trilogy in about two minutes. And it’s pretty dead on.
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What does “Calvin and Hobbes” have to say about “Star Wars?”
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