Star Wars: The Force Awakens(2015)
Kylo Ren. Finn. Rey. Jakku. BB-8. How did this new generation of memorable Star Wars characters,
worlds, and creatures come to life? A stunning new book, The Art of Star Wars: The Force Awakens,
will tell that story. The Art of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, written by Phil Szostak, is a portal
that takes you from the earliest gathering of artists and production designers at Lucasfilm headquarters in San Francisco to the fever pitch of production at Pinewood Studios to the conclusion of post-production at Industrial Light & Magic. Arriving in stores on December 18, the same day that Star Wars: The Force Awakens hits theaters, it takes fans deep inside the evolution of the film. Exclusive interviews with the entire creative team also provide a detailed look at what it took to bring directorJ.J. Abrams' vision to life, while the unused "blue sky" concept art offers glimpses into roads not traveled. Bursting with hundreds of beautiful works of art that include production paintings, concept sketches, storyboards, blueprints, and matte paintings, the Art of Star Wars: The Force Awakens will delight both Star Wars fans and film enthusiasts for years to come. Enjoy this special first look at the cover - featuring the mysterious Kylo Ren in a painting by legendary Star Wars concept artist Doug Chiang.
Star Wars 7’ Has a ‘Rogue One’ Post Credi
While credit cookies, otherwise known as post credit scenes, have been around forever, Marvel has really made them their own. Ever superhero adventure released under Disney has had some sort of teaser or sneak peek at an upcoming Marvel movie attached to end credits. Sometimes even two. Sometimes they're important to the ongoing story, as we saw with Ant-Man's Winter Solider teaser. Or their just funny gags, like Howard the Duck at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy. Now, if a rumor pans out, it sounds like Disney and Lucasfilm will be utilizing the same tactic with their upcoming Star Wars movies, including the new trilogy and spinoffs. Trusted sources have contacted SchmoesKnow, letting them know that fans should not start exiting the theater once the Star Wars: The Force Awakens end theme blasts out those oh-so familiar John Williams notes that we all love to hum so much. Everyone needs to stay firmly in their seats. Because on December 18th, we're going to get a closer look at the first legacy movie, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story in the form of a post credit scene. It will be a short clip. Of which it's contents have not been revealed
