Tremendous.That piece is probably one of the most powerful pieces of music ever written I think.
Anyway, I laughed my heart out at this:
Except that isn't how technology works in Star Wars. Ever notice that the modern era of Star Wars has the exact same tech level as the Old Republic? Technology is almost completely stagnant in the Star Wars galaxy. Things get lost and rediscovered over the hundreds or thousands of years. Temporary innovation does occur, like the evolution of the fighter crafted used by the Rebel Alliance during the war, but in general the technology hasn't changed between the two eras.Another thing that I am really enjoying about the previews so far is the direction that the director took with the set design. Unlike Star Trek, it appears he is choosing not to over embellish the set by adding unnecessary lighting that practically blinds the audience.
While I think the new broad sword light saber might be a little bit much, it would make sense that as time progressed, new designs would come out. I hope the fight choreography reflects the practical need for that design. I was not a fan of the double sided light saber that broke into 2 light sabers from Part 1 because of the time line associated with the movies. That seemed to be more a design that would have evolved, rather than having existed previous to the original 3 movies.
I suppose it could easily be said that certain dark individuals choose to over embellish their weapons because it is a part of what going down the dark side is all about. They take every advantage possible simply because that is their nature. The "good" side does not feel a need to do this as they attune to the force in a different way. As long as the fight choreography matches the evolution, it is all good.Except that isn't how technology works in Star Wars. Ever notice that the modern era of Star Wars has the exact same tech level as the Old Republic? Technology is almost completely stagnant in the Star Wars galaxy. Things get lost and rediscovered over the hundreds or thousands of years. Temporary innovation does occur, like the evolution of the fighter crafted used by the Rebel Alliance during the war, but in general the technology hasn't changed between the two eras.
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The only truly out of place technological advancement I've heard of in the modern era was the Sun Crusher superweapon, and thankfully that stupid shit isn't canon anymore.
Think of it in terms of how Earth's societies have ebbed and flowed throughout history. One rises, another falls, rinse, repeat. Now think about how long that takes, how a lot of it is tied into technology. The Roman Empire is probably the best example, they simply outclassed everyone for a very, very long time, but eventually even their achievements couldn't keep up with the demands of the Empire. There's a point where everything just... plateaus. At that point, usually something else comes along and takes the place of the dominant society but this Universe that Lucas crafted seems to abide by the idea that the primary society, the Republic, rises and falls and rises again without something else coming along to take its place. Until Palpatine basically usurps all the power and forces the Republic to change into the Empire. It's not so much that technology doesn't advance, it's that there's so many "falls" of the dominant society overall, mostly through war, that some things are just lost and once they're lost, they need to be discovered again. So actual technological progression is slow and why things haven't seemed to change for a few millennia. At least, that's how I theorize things to have been.Except that isn't how technology works in Star Wars. Ever notice that the modern era of Star Wars has the exact same tech level as the Old Republic? Technology is almost completely stagnant in the Star Wars galaxy. Things get lost and rediscovered over the hundreds or thousands of years. Temporary innovation does occur, like the evolution of the fighter crafted used by the Rebel Alliance during the war, but in general the technology hasn't changed between the two eras.
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The only truly out of place technological advancement I've heard of in the modern era was the Sun Crusher superweapon, and thankfully that stupid shit isn't canon anymore.
good songPart of it is the music they used.Binary Sunsetfrom Ep IV when Luke was looking out to the horizon is probably my favorite of all the Star Wars music. It is very powerful and really amazing how even now, almost 40 years later, John Williams' score is completely undiminished.
Hope that lightsword only appears in the first movie.Love the new trailer. Still hate that stupid ass sword.
This...nerds need to tell us more how lens flare and Bale's Batman voice ruined everything for them.If the biggest complaint of the movie ends up being the lightsword, then its going to be a fucking amazing movie.