I am very pleased that John Williams will be working on the score for Star Wars Vii. I think that he has done an magnificent job with the score throughout all of the movies. He has the ability to truly move people through his music, and I admire him for that. Many of the iconic moments in Star wars would not have been the same without the amazing music in it. I am really looking forward to hearing John Williams new score in the the next installment of the Star Wars saga.  ^_^

If John Williams is on board, so is Rob. He is excited now.

Star Wars Episode VII will shoot on 35mm film as opposed to the digital format George Lucas championed for his prequels.

Director JJ Abrams's long-time director of photography Dan Mindel revealed at an ASC Breakfast event that he will utilise Kodak film stock 5219 on the Disney blockbuster.

Read more: http://www.digitalspy.com.au/movies/news/a509525/star-wars-episode-7-jj-abrams-chooses-to-shoot-in-35mm-over-digital.html?rss#ixzz2e6NLlEGY 

 

I'm honestly not happy with this. The great thing about George Lucas' films is that he's always using the latest and greatest technology even using ones never used before.

I understand he's never used digital before but you shouldn't use different technology to what's been used before. Star Wars movies are supposed to be cutting edge.

Star Wars Episode VII's coming to theaters on December 18, 2015

 

http://kotaku.com/ep...8-20-1460408660

 

771 days left until a movie that can either be spectacular, or an abomination (Personally leaning more towards the second so far).