Highly placed reviewers from William Shatner to Rolling Stone are chiming in on the release of the trailer for the new sci-fi flick, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” and the feedback is worth following.
First, here’s the trailer:.
Shatner tweeted this poke in the eye, with comical results:
So I hear a bunch of you waited up until the wee hours to watch a certain trailer.
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
So I watched this trailer this morning. I learned some things…
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
That’s when the fun began.
First: pic.twitter.com/XmVWSNujTI
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
Next fact: pic.twitter.com/G1N2hs6Nx6
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
Next factoid: pic.twitter.com/ayyPhu5LU0
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
Good news for Losties! pic.twitter.com/IX73WJTEHZ
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
My final thought on the trailer: there’s lots of subliminal letters in the star pattern at the end & there is even Mickey Mouse in the stars
— William Shatner (@WilliamShatner) November 28, 2014
Unfortunately, Capt. Kirk missed the one detail that caught the attention of many fans: the black stormtrooper!
“”A black storm trooper is wearing all white!: Why the new Star Wars trailer is full of racism” #WriteAPolygonArticle #WriteAKotakuArticle
— Captain Murphy (@ohboyvidya) November 28, 2014
Fyi how come black stormtrooper not trending worldwide yet? https://t.co/ck5Aw8fU1o #starwarstrailer
— Esteban Rivera (@er_ontime) November 28, 2014
“How about the stormtrooper who just realized he became the third black guy in the galaxy?”
— Juan (@juanmahenao) November 28, 2014
“wtf a black stormtrooper” I guess a lot of ferguson cops watched the trailer
— william (@wills1980) November 28, 2014
That black stormtrooper’s likely going to be one of the first to die. Black people always die first in hollywood films. @starwars
— Amusement Buzz (@AmusementBuzz) November 28, 2014
The first shot being that of a black storm trooper completely erases any lingering negative feelings about #Ferguson #StarWarsEpisodeVII
— NJ Coldcut King (@ajB_real) November 28, 2014
Rolling Stone got duped when it wrote a review on a fake trailer posted to YouTube a week ago by someone with the username, Romeo Lux. The faux trailer included scenes from previous “Star Wars” films that would have been obvious to any fan of the film series. Apparently, the Rolling Stone reviewer was not among those fans.
h/t: Twitchy.
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