Star Wars Episode 7 - Set Photos Revealed.

[G_Thang]

Which novel is this from?  Where are the Sith and SuperStar Destroyers?  This looks like some Rated PG Road Warrior BS.  Thanks Disney.  

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2646455/Photos-set-new-Star-Wars-movie-reveal-eerily-familiar-desert-landscape-featuring-giant-pig-like-creature-R2-droids-extras-taking-selfies.html

[El Diablo Blanco]

probably the only true shots of a set, rest will be a cartoon CGI fest

[Knooger]

probably the only true shots of a set, rest will be a cartoon CGI fest

From the link:

According to reports, producers have made a deliberate move to use less CGI and are relying on practical effects like in the original trilogy

[Kwon_2]

A Clip from Star Wars 7

[agenda21nwo]

:-)

[gmflex]

Can't wait to watch the new star wars movie 

[doriancutlerman]

Which novel is this from?  Where are the Sith and SuperStar Destroyers?  This looks like some Rated PG Road Warrior BS.  Thanks Disney.  

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2646455/Photos-set-new-Star-Wars-movie-reveal-eerily-familiar-desert-landscape-featuring-giant-pig-like-creature-R2-droids-extras-taking-selfies.html

If you glimpsed just a snippet of any SW movie, you'd see a bunch of dilapidated, worn-out or just plain primitive-looking shit in "boring" desert, ice or forest locations.

Watch the entire flicks, and you'll see a whole smattering of locales, complete with lots of action, explosions, light sabers, Sith lightning, etc. (and I'm just thinking about the OT here). 

Abrams' new movie will be a visual spectacle if nothing else.  And the plot and acting will definitely be superior to Lucas' limp-dicked "prequel" efforts.

[Kwon_2]

[El Diablo Blanco]

I hope its more Abrams than Disney.  Disney is thinking theme rides, toys sales and admission to DisneyLand.  Abrams is thinking legacy.  Who wins out?

If you glimpsed just a snippet of any SW movie, you'd see a bunch of dilapidated, worn-out or just plain primitive-looking shit in "boring" desert, ice or forest locations.

Watch the entire flicks, and you'll see a whole smattering of locales, complete with lots of action, explosions, light sabers, Sith lightning, etc. (and I'm just thinking about the OT here). 

Abrams' new movie will be a visual spectacle if nothing else.  And the plot and acting will definitely be superior to Lucas' limp-dicked "prequel" efforts.