"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" gets a new trailer rendition in neon color to spice up the hype of the fans in the upcoming Episode VII in the Star Wars Saga. Ewan McGregor shares his thoughts on the latest movie.
Digital artist and illustrator Neonardo released a new neon rendition trailer for the upcoming "Star Wars: The Force Awakens". The film which is to be directed by JJ Abrams shows the 1st trailer in a new colourful glow in a dark way. The rad clip runs for one and a half minute and it brightens up the mood of Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens with its neon colors according to TechTimes. The infamous Lightsaber of Kylo Ren, the new Sith in The Force Awakens, looks cool with all the neon color.
Speaking of Lightsabers, Ewan McGregor, the good old Obi-Wan Kenobi from Episodes I to III of the Star Wars Saga, spoke up on what he thought on the latest Lightsaber in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens". Reportedly, the actor he was "a bit dubious," saying that "It's got a hilt now. You don't need a hilt. If you know how to handle a lightsaber, like we did, you don't need a hilt. That's just one thing that I think they might have got wrong."
Arguably, Lightsabers from the previous Star Wars Movie offers a lot of room for hand and wrist movement of its wielder. In the case of the new Lightsaber in The Force Awakens, there is an apparent constriction made by the crossguard hilt. There are some theories that fans can't get the same level of battle and fight scenes that they have witnessed in the previous Star Wars Episodes.
In related news, Ewan McGregor admitted that he is "still waiting for the call" in the upcoming "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" film. He said in an interview that "And I don't even know how it could work, because I don't know what those stories are." In his previous part with George Lucas' Star Wars Trilogy, McGregor said that "I never discussed them with George [Lucas] when we made ours, so I have no idea what the three storylines are."
In the end he said that it would be a silly idea for his character to return since Obi-Wan Kenobi is supposed to be dead and has joined The Force since Episode IV. He explained further that "I suppose, after my last one, after Episode III, I become Alec Guinness, and then Alec Guinness is cut down by Lord Vader, and goes into [The Force]," adding that "But then, if he came back from there wouldn't he be Alec Guinness? Why would he suddenly be me? "I'm talking myself out of a job here, which is a silly idea."
"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" will be Episode VII of the whole Star Wars Saga. It is scheduled to be released in theaters this December. Stay tuned for more updates on its development!
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