Als 2005 Star Wars Episode III – Die Rache der Sith über die Leinwände flimmerte, schien es so, als ob Star Wars nun vorbei wäre. Doch mit Star Wars – The Force Awakens änderte sich diese Wahrnehmung und ein neuer Star Wars Film war für Wolfgang Grund genug, um eine Reise nach London zu planen, um sich dort auf einer riesigen Leinwand den neuen Teil der Weltraum Saga anzusehen. Seine Erfahrung hat er in einem “Audio-Tagebuch” festgehalten.
So Kathleen Kennedy was not joking when she said that they would be planning more than the one Star Wars movie every 3 years. Apparently after Star Wars VII will hit the screen in 2015 there will be a new Star Wars movie every year. These movies will vary between movies like Episode VIII and IX and standalone movies (about which we already heard countless rumors). It is not hard to see an Avengers-like approach to it but I still doubt that Star Wars would need solo-movies to hype up the “team up episodes”… to phrase my feelings in a very Star Wars-y fashion
I have a bad feeling about this…
After Paramount released a synopsis for the newest Star Trek installment Star Trek Into Darkness they have now revealed a Teaser Poster featuring Benedict Cumberbatch (the great Sherlock Holmes) standing on a pile of ruins:
Not only did the MTV movie awards reveal some footage from TDKR there was also a pretty nice way to stir up some news for Star Trek 12 without having Star Trek explicitly mentioned:
This review will be about two movies from 2011: Fast Five and Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol (MI4). I managed to catch Fast Five in theaters yet I missed out on MI4 until I got my hands on the Blu Ray.