#Star wars the force awakens reactions movie

Movie TV Tech Geeks wants to thank our own sports guy Chris Maurice for helping find the perfect person to kick this off to, and we hope he wants to do it again. We won’t be editing them so you can feel their raw emotions and excitement spilling over. We definitely want to keep this going so all you fans of “Star Wars” or any other movies, dive in, write up your reactions and send them in. I’ll be surprised if they don’t leak the whole script between now and next year.This is something we’ve wanted to do for a while now having fans reviewing and talking about their reactions to films they’ve been waiting to see, and “ Star Wars: The Force Awakens” was definitely the best one to kick it off. It’s based on clicks on websites to see if they can get information out there. I just don’t understand the motivation for people wanting to ruin it for people but that’s the world we’re living in. You know so much about it it’s hard to be surprised anymore. I’ve never had a pure movie-going experience since like that, because you always know in advance, especially if you’re in this business, what it’s about. Star Wars: Harrison Ford's Advice for Oscar Isaacs So you couldn’t have been more surprised. I know it’s Mel Brooks so I’m sure it’s a comedy but I don’t know anything about it other than Zero Mostel’s in it and Gene WIlder. I’m telling you, I would walk in and see The Producers completely cold. In other words, there was a sheet that came out that listed all the movies but it would say “Bonnie and Clyde, 98 minutes, color, crime melodrama.” That’s all you saw, for every movie that came out in those two and a half years. Where’s the thrill in that? I would love it - I mean for two and a half years, my dad was in the Navy so my last two years in high school were in Japan and those two years, you saw movies completely cold. The only thing they don’t show is the end credits. I don’t want to read spoilers and I hate it when I go see a trailer and you see this thing and you go, “Gee, that’s pretty much the whole movie.” They set up the premise, they show the conflict, they show partial resolution. To tell you the truth, I’m one of those people that… I like being surprised. I sure wish I could, but it’s one of those things. IGN: Yeah, I know better than to ask you any story questions for that reason. And it’s hard to believe it’s a whole year away that we have to wait but I’m practicing my phrase, “You have to wait and see.” They asked me not to talk about it and I agreed but it’s hard.

To see so many people that happy was a thrill. I actually got a lump in my throat watching that.

Sometimes you get sort of isolated and disconnected because I don’t really follow it as closely as, say, Nathan does, but to see those people that thrilled, it was moving to me. It was all these people watching the trailer. You know, I’ll tell you, the most moving aspect of them releasing that trailer was watching a of other people watching it. IGN: The past two weeks, have you been able to just sit back, smile and enjoy how much speculation people can have about an 88 second trailer?

While he couldn’t give away any details on the much-guarded plot, naturally, Hamill did talk about the reaction to the trailer, his feelings on spoilers and what he thinks of the new Star Wars cast.