Hey there everyone, how's it going?  Well then, as you all know, Star Wars Episode VII is scheduled to release next year, and since I know I'm not the only Star Wars fan here, I think it's safe to say that we're all carrying some hefty expectations as to what the story will be for this latest installment in the Star Wars saga.  Hopefully the new film will spark new, wonderful memories while providing us with nostalgic feelings as well because of the fact that Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher will be reprising their roles as Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Princess Leia, respectively, from the original Star Wars trilogy. 

 

But anyways, regarding Episode VII, at least in my view, details in terms of story have been kept tight lipped.  I for one welcome the abscence of knowledge going into this movie.  I want to be surprised but at the same time, I want to know that I am definitely seeing a story that connects with the past films.  I sincerely hope this movie doesn't screw up my fond memories of the force!  Anyways, I'm dragging on and on, aren't I?  Here's what I wanted to show you all.  This, while very convincing looking, is not a real poster for Episode VII, but rather, a poster made by a fan in Deviantart.com.  I have to say that this fan really did a good job making this fan-made poster.  It looks so convincing though, take a peek!

 

God, I want to see this movie so bad!  Anyone else looking forward to seeing Star Wars Episode VII?  What expectations do you have for the film?  Feel free to comment below. ^^

Nice poster. Can't wait either.

I thought it was the Titantic

Shish man

I guess I'm excited, but I also have some concerns. New director and Disney influence is kinda worrying me. I know they didn't have much involvement with Marvel movies, but I still can't help but fear what could happen. I'll obviously still watch it, since the Star Wars movies are my favorite movies of all time, but my expectations probably won't be too high. I get a feeling they won't be able to match to the greatness of the first six movies (Yes, I loved all six), but I'd love to be proven wrong.