Tegucigalpa, Honduras
May the force be with JJ Abrams. The director of “Star Wars Episode VII: The awakening of the Force” will mark a new era Thursday to direct the first film after closing the cycle of the saga created by George Lucas. The film, whose premiere has paralyzed the world, takes place 30 years after the Battle of Endor, at a time when the galaxy has failed to end the tyranny and oppression of the Empire and the Rebel Alliance it has become the Resistance.
With old characters like Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher), now General, who has started an arduous search for Luke Skywalker, Han Solo (Harrison Ford) Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew), C3PO (Kenny Baker) and R2D2 (Anthony Daniels), and new and Kylo Ren (Adam Driver), a worshiper of Darth Vader begins to pursue and annihilate entire galaxy enemies of the First Order ; through King (Daisy Ridley), John Boyega (Finn), Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac), Lupita Nyong’o (who voices the pirate Maz Kanata) to the ball BB-8, a new robot fans and love.
Abrams is responsible for awakening the myth. I had to read a lot to write the script with Lawrence Kasdan, but is a filmmaker with enough weapons and creative talent to bring to fruition the toughest challenge of his career. “I was 11 when I saw ‘Star Wars’ and I became a fan right away,” Abrams said. And it has unleashed madness. Advance Ticket sales have broken records worldwide, moviegoers study and analyze every shot, every word of the trailer.
is the end of the cruise desert and the beginning of a new era in Star Wars, as well as the eighth and ninth, are already in place other spin offs to dive for the world he created almost 40 years George Lucas ago.
To his followers, Star Wars is much more than an audiovisual piece. In Australia and the UK, the jedismo is an official religion which has 500,000 followers who believe in the Force.
On Thursday, all secrets will be revealed. The lights go out, the legendary John Williams melody is heard and begin to run the legendary message that blends with the stars: “Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away …”
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