The title is fine, it’s better than some of the other ones. Thanks to Cantina member, Entourage, for sharing this with us! Mighty slick and creative job there, Michael!
Graphic artist and fellow Star Wars fan Michael Cohen put together this old-school, ESB-style logo for TFA. However, the most important thing at the moment is that we now have an official name for the new Star Wars movie! Announcement of the title this morning might be further evidence that release of the trailer could be imminent. The official Star Wars Twitter account has indicated that principle photography on Episode 7 is now complete. Could the first teaser trailer be that far off? It had been assumed for awhile now that the teaser would be released at Christmas this year, but the latest rumors suggest that it may be released considerably earlier than this.
The title is also one of the first pieces of substantial official information about the new film to have been released in quite some time, now. Has the Force somehow been “sleeping” all these years? Did Luke not end up passing on what he had learned after all? Or is there perhaps something else on the rise that will change our fundamental view of the Force? Of course, this title raises all sorts of questions, and it gives us some interesting new context for some of the various rumors that have circulated thus far about the film’s plot and characters. From a stylistic perspective it fits very well with previous Star Wars titles (particularly The Empire Strikes Back) and it certainly fits the whole “rebirth of Star Wars” motif that LFL and Disney have put forth. The Force Awakens. This may not have been high on the list of speculated titles over the past couple of years the way fan titles like The Ancient Fear were, but personally I think it’s a solid choice. Henceforth, Star Wars, Episode 7 shall be known as… The Force Awakens. At long last, has announced the title of the new Star Wars film.
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