Okay, so I went to see the new Star Wars movie "The Force
Awakens" today. I suppose that it will be referred to as TFA by all of the geeky
fans, so we may just aw well get used to the initials. God knows that these
guys are too busy to spend the time saying the actual words. J.J. Abrams should
just use initials instead of words for the title for the next instalment and
give the geeks something to actually talk about. Once you and your friends have
seen a movie 17 or 18 times, there really isn’t a lot to talk about.
I should mention that I am something of a geek too, although
I can’t touch some of the fans for craziness.
TFA is a really well done movie and I think anyone would be
hard pressed to find anything of import to criticize. Go and see it on a big
screen for the first time and when you buy it on DVD you can slow it down and
rewind to your hearts content. Personally, I wouldn’t waste the extra couple of
bucks for 3-D, but to each his own. I liked it on the regular screen and other
movies that I have watched in 3-D didn’t seem to benefit from the treatment.
Perhaps in the future the technology will improve.
There was big secrecy of the plot line of the movie before
it was released and now that it is in theatres there is still secrecy. NO
SPOILERS!!!!! If someone had told me that Jabba was a big slug like creature
before I saw the second movie, it wouldn’t have ruined the movie for me. In
fact, someone could have told me the entire plot line of this movie and I would
have still wanted to see it. There are very few people on the planet that can
paint a verbal picture to rival the special effects team at Industrial Light
and Magic.
I am looking forward to getting the DVD when it comes out in
six months or so. There was just too much going on to absorb it all, but I am
far too cheap to shell out any more to see it in a theatre. It might be hard
for me to keep the secret, but I will try.
I won’t ruin it for you, but just wait till you see….
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