Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (USE SPOILER TAGS!)

[Blu-Benny]

Originally Posted by steev210

I was in Barnes and Noble tonight and they have a Star Wars table display set up with books, magazines, bobble heads, legos, etc. So I was paging through a Star Wars magazine when two women (50ish) stroll over to the table. The one says to the other " I'm not into Star Wars" to which the other replied "You don't have to be...you're not a nerd." Then the other one says where's the "Harry Potter section?" I was on the floor laughing my @ss off

I would've rolled my sleeve up and showed them my full sleeve tattoo so they could see how "nerds" look in today's world.

[stvn1974]

Originally Posted by Terminated

Force Friday has come and gone, and you would think that's all there is to offer... No way... December 18th will be a massive Merchandise day for new The Force Awakens items that can go into new details on the film as it will be out by then. click for a huge list of stuff you can get.

http://makingstarwars.net/2015/12/ou...december-18th/

There is a Barnes and Noble across the street from my theater so unless the film is a turd I will stop in for the soundtrack, making of and visual guide of the film. Possibly some trading cards.

[Col. Zombie]

Stay for after the credits and you'll get a "stinger" trailer for Rogue One.

[stvn1974]

I rarely sit through credits but I will this time for Williams score.

[Col. Zombie]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

I rarely sit through credits but I will this time for Williams score.

I really enjoy Williams score for this one and thought it meshed perfectly, but the guy's just a master at his craft. I enjoyed a lot of what he did for the prequels, in spite of not caring too much for the films themselves.

[stvn1974]

Originally Posted by Col. Zombie

I really enjoy Williams score for this one and thought it meshed perfectly, but the guy's just a master at his craft. I enjoyed a lot of what he did for the prequels, in spite of not caring too much for the films themselves.

Yeah, while I don't like the prequels or Indy 4 I still own the soundtracks and give them a listen regularly.

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by Col. Zombie

Stay for after the credits and you'll get a "stinger" trailer for Rogue One.

Isn't this something they've said they specifically WONT do?

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Col. Zombie

Stay for after the credits and you'll get a "stinger" trailer for Rogue One.

Please tell me you're joking.

[Col. Zombie]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Please tell me you're joking.

I'm joking.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Col. Zombie

I'm joking.

Don't screw with us. Tensions are high

[sandman slim]

Originally Posted by Col. Zombie

I'm joking.

You, sir, are evil. I like it.

[MechaGodzilla]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

I've already seen/guessed far too much. I spoilered the daylights out of Sith and it really did ruin it for me because I felt like I'd seen the film already, so I've been a little more wary about hoovering up every little thing like I did before. I've still looked at plenty of stuff, but haven't come across a script and stuff like that, thank god.

Well, it can be taken too far, I agree with that. With AOTC I read the comic book adaptation before seeing the film, which meant I knew everything (plus at least one deleted scene!) that happened in it and roughly how it'd look too, which I regretted. That was me as a teenager though, thankfully I'm more patient and have a tad more self-control now.

Originally Posted by jayman3

Do you like your presents unwrapped to?

Well, I've always appreciated them more after unwrapping, so in a way, yes.

Originally Posted by Col. Zombie

Stay for after the credits and you'll get a "stinger" trailer for Rogue One.

Even though it's a joke, I wouldn't even mind that, if it was after the credits (all of it, not mid-credits) and a proper trailer rather than a scene meant to set up/lead into the next movie or something like that. Which wouldn't make sense anyway since Episode VIII is the sequel, Rogue One is a prequel set long before TFA so it'd just confuse people.

[StarkRomanoff]

Wasn't going to attempt to see this opening weekend but I got a reservation for a free screening so why not.

[Eye Candy]

So, I was shopping at Target today, and it seemed like there was a STAR WARS end cap in every dept, besides toys...

I think now it would be easier to make a list of what type of products *do not* have Star Wars items, than the other way around.

An R2D2 food timer. And a Star Wars spatula with the Star Wars logo cut out of it. And just too many other items to mention.

If the movie lives up to thype, then it will be worth it.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Eye Candy

I think now it would be easier to make a list of what type of products *do not* have Star Wars items, than the other way around.

Toilet paper, tampons.

[DanTheMan]

How much for the Jar Jar toilet paper?

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by dantheman89

How much for the Jar Jar toilet paper?

$16.96 right now

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Star-...lu-ray/137861/

[avilab]

Toilet paper? So there IS a use for Jar Jar after all.

[ambient_indie]

Originally Posted by jayman3

I wonder how long it will be until fans complain about this movie being "terrible" and "overrated." It's going to happen regardless.

That seems to be a trend with BIG blockbuster films. After the hype ended for Titanic, The Dark Knight, Avatar, The Avengers, Jurassic World, etc everyone whined about them sucking.

I'm sure there will be those people. I still love The Dark Knight despite it's overrated status. But everyone's in denial that World is actually a good movie. It is not.

[Gizz]

Originally Posted by ambient_indie

I'm sure there will be those people. I still love The Dark Knight despite it's overrated status. But everyone's in denial that World is actually a good movie. It is not.

Maybe for you Jurassic World was not a good film. But understand that there are people out there like me who loved Jurassic World and do think it's a good film. Not in denial just don't agree with you. Film is subjective after all.