Star Wars: Episode VII to Shoot on 35 mm

Just a quick update. Rian Johnson, on Twitter, has confirmed that it was considering to shoot his Star Wars films in 65 mm. But as you can see in your Tweet, which is attached to 35mm. Still not shoot in digital, though. In a subsequent tweet, he says he is confident the eighth episode will be shot in IMAX format, which power was awake. Here is our story from last November, which confirmed that Star Wars would return to Pinewood ...

One can hardly call this story a radical surprise, but now confirmed that Star Wars: Episode VIII was shot at Pinewood Studios in the UK. This is where Star Wars: The Force awake (No Star Wars: Episode VII) builds and that the finished film last week. As ILM has opened an office in London, in part, is expected on the back of coupling the Star Wars films to shoot in the UK, we suspect that most of the upcoming films will have their production based in the UK. This is certainly so far is the word of them.

Star Wars: Episode VIII things happen, director JJ Abrams to Looper Rian Johnson, then. Scheduled to be released in 2017, which confirms that Star Wars: Episode VIII would be based at Pinewood was presented by the head of Pinewood Shepperton Ivan Dunleavy in his speech to the Confederation of British Industry. We were not invited to this event, strange. Too bad. Sounds fun bags.

And George Lucas is very interested in what Dec. Star Wars: Episode VII - The vigil Force (leading veterinary Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, and introduces new driver Adam, Oscar Isaac and Daisy Ridley) will be as he said today, , our Friday. "I'm very curious to see what they did to him," screen legend of 71 years acquaintance.

The bearded guru science also said the last of the popular series that made supervision six movies, starting with the first, A New Hope, 1977. You know, I'm not going for about 100 years. It turns 70, and he understands that it will take a decade for a group of new films. So it is time to realize, the Star Wars need anyone else, "he admitted. Three years ago sold Lucas Lucasfilm headquarters in San Francisco to Disney for 3's. This is because I wanted to spend more time with his wife Melody Hobson, 44, and his daughter, Everest, born in 2013. Luke also spends much of his time to philanthropy.

There is no denying that the "Star Wars" has changed the game. The story of George Lucas in a far, far away galaxy had met the lives of countless people who have laid eyes on her, and which was published in 1977. Among these generations of filmmakers who are influenced by adventure Luke Skywalker, the Princess Leia and Han Solo to create their own stories. But some have the ability to create their own personal story about how the trilogy to share their lives tells hitting the big screen, this is exactly what a director this year ... More than a decade after the filming of the movie.

Back in 2004, Patrick Read Johnson began shooting "25/05/77", an autobiographical coming of age film focused on the launch of the "Star Wars". But when the film was about to close in the summer, the production ran out of money and could not continue. Since then, Johnson plans to find a job in progress cliff during Star Wars Celebration TIFF 2007 and 2013, and worked hard to get money for his film with a 19-year-old John Francis Daley finishing "Freaks and Geeks". Now, after traveling for 50 days over 10 years, Johnson said in an interview with Yahoo that his work is finished and will later be released in theaters and VOD this year. And while the date and the distributor has not yet revealed, says the director us that it does not conflict with the "Star Wars: The Force Awakening":

"I can say that the film in the cinema comes at an important time. We do not want to be opportunistic, just left. We do not take the view of the price [that Episode VII]." Johnson also mentions that fans Warning "advertising is not conventional," referring to some of the films mentioned in the film. But until then, check out the trailer below, followed by the official synopsis:

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, or rather, in the early 70's in Wadsworth, Illinois-pats, a dorky teenager with a great imagination, has devoted his free time and excess energy, "the sequel to" reinvent very fond of genre films of the day. With your backyard and basement standing in a Hollywood studio, putting the visor of his Super-8 on their vision of JAWS, Planet of the Apes, sorrow, and of course, the catalyst for his creativity crazy 2001: An Odyssey in space. His best friend, Bill does not fully share his passion, but it is absolutely furious game tore the heart or intestine was torn in the name of science-fiction movie house and partner Pat to discover the delights and disasters of life average teenager.

But this kind of life, even ordinary Wadsworth, their dramatic turning points. Pat is a chance opportunity to visit Hollywood and while there, he met with special effects master Douglas Trumbull. Along the way, however, is a detour dire ... an audience with the young and promising director Steven Spielberg, a journey through the bowels of Industrial Light & Magic in its infancy, and has encountered such a George Lucas when he insanely confusing love certain films space opera early foundations for the cinema and the business shock ... You're excited to finally have a full theatrical cut of '25 .05.77 '? Can you relate the story director Patrick Read Johnson's "Star Wars", with a huge impact on your life? Let us know in the comments.