Star Wars Episode VII SPOILERS thread
 

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No holds barred spoiler discussion in this thread.

Thanks, Dude!

Here is the Episode VII villain leak. Holy shit if true. I love the "broadsaber" design.

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/...vufxxh3j4h.jpg

I think there's gonna be a scooby-doo moment in this film at the end, where the masked villain reveals himself at the end...could it be Luke? Could it be someone we previously thought was good?

I read too many spoilers.

Saber design looks goofy to me, but we'll see. Everything else leaked so far has been nails (in terms of coolness, not accuracy..).

"Revan-ish". Love it.

Agreed on the goofy saber. Doesn't seem practical or realistic (and yes I know we're talking about ****ing lightsabers here).
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I really want to absorb everything in this thread, but I also really want to put it on ignore so the movie will be as close to a surprise as possible.

You have over a year until the movie comes out.

Resistance is futile.

Pretty much. I kind of wanted to go in unspoiled but then again, I read "The Empire Strikes Back" a full month ahead of its release date and had maybe the best movie experience ever.

So did the script have the Vader reveal in it? Supposedly only Lucas, Kersh and Hamill knew about that before the release.

I love the leaks and teasers leading up to the movie. Hell, I remember downloading a copy of ROTS that some dude from Barnes and Noble scanned and posted up a week before the book was released.

Good times.

In the end it's just a movie. Reading spoilers and people talking about it online adds to the enjoyment 100 fold. It's almost like watching it every day before it comes out.

Real talk: I can spend two hours just reading theforce.net spoiler forums these days. I barely even post there. But I can read scads of that shit. ROFL

Well, at that time, I was a teenager living in Kansas so I didn't read scripts in advance. But the book definitely had the reveal in it, so it wasn't really a shock to see it on screen.

I kinda felt bad about it, too, because I shared that passage with my English teacher at the time and I'm not sure she really wanted to be "spoiled" seven or eight weeks in advance.

But, she ended up taking me to see the opening of the film at the Midland, so I guess she didn't mind too much.

Did the book really come out before the movie? ROFL

What a different time.