Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker behind the scenes gags

2021-10-18 09:27

Kelly Fisher, who played Leia, died at the end of 2016 and only completed the filming of "Star Wars: The Last Jedi". Many of her scenes are from "Star Wars: The Force Awakens", which was not used in clips. The special effects staff used computers to re-modify the clothes and hairstyles and integrate them into the film.
The shot of young Luke and Leia training in the film is a composite of photos of the two when they were young and the stuntman.
Adam Driver, who plays Kylo Ren in the film, didn’t know how to fight, but he learned a lot of fighting actions in the series with the style of "Wu Chi". He has at least 4 hours of practice every day. Action drama.
The lightsabers used for shooting are all LED light tubes, but in order to avoid the light tubes from breaking as soon as they are broken, many layers of plexiglass are covered.
Daisy Ridley learns to dance herself, and she can easily cope with the physical movements of the fighting scenes in the film.
Baibing's armor with a sense of science and technology has two rubber bowl-like elements on the back, which are made of toilet leather scaffolding.
The script of the film was leaked, and it was directly listed on eBay for auction. Fortunately, a Disney staff member found out that it had bought it back in time.

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Drake 2021-10-20 19:00:26

There is 1 star to commemorate the end of this 42-year legend. 9 itself is all kinds of life and death, as long as the audience is not shocked, then immediately go to death, all the characters you can think of are dead and alive, you must be shocked! I'm really surprised...Each generation has its own legend, don't force your life to continue.
Toney 2022-03-22 09:01:12

One and a half stars. After reading it, it feels like watching an online dating rush. . . This plot is really getting worse and worse, and the turning point is destroying the classics. It is like a book written by someone who does not understand Star Wars at all. It is really a rebellious thing! Routine to the extreme, boring to the extreme. Either the plot is not spread, or it is clearly telling you how to shoot. There is nothing but a scene of the waves, so I can hardly find a point.