This is the sort of movie we were all hoping to see when we were given The Phantom Menace and its ilk there’s no prattling on about trade alliances, no annoying “comedy” characters, and most blessedly of all, no sequences where the story stops for ten minutes so they can try to sell us toys. But this isn’t one of those reunion shows where the old cast is trotted out for a “where are they now” segment as a substitute for an actual story.
It’s like digging out your most comfy old pajamas from when you were a kid and discovering that they somehow magically still fit perfectly. Abrams, and writer Lawrence Kasdan do exactly that by the time the opening text crawl disappears into space, 35 years have melted away, and you’re right back to where you were when you first discovered Luke Skywalker and his friends. With Star Wars: The Force Awakens, director J.J. If you had unlimited money, what’s the most you would pay for a Star Wars prop? Let us know below.Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Pocket Share on Redditĭon’t ever let anyone say you can’t go home again. Stay tuned to AllEars for all the latest Star Wars news! The MOST Comprehensive Guide to Disney World’s Star Wars Hotel Join the Newsletter to get the free list of 20 things to know about Disney's Galactic Starcruiser! Click here to get started! We also created a list to guide you on how to create the best Star Wars room, and you can learn all about how to book the best vacation on the Galactic Starcruiser. ©DisneyĬan’t spend $500,000? Don’t worry, there’s plenty of other Star Wars merchandise you can add to your collection. The auction date for this item is August 27th, 2022. The auction winner will also receive a Han Solo photograph signed by Harrison Ford himself. ©Disneyįirearm auction business Rock Island Auction Company is calling the blaster “The Only Surviving ‘DL-44 Heavy Blaster Pistol,'” and is expected to sell for between $300,000-$500,000. The time has come again for another famous prop to be auctioned off - Han Solo’s Blaster.Īccording to the Rock Island Auction Company, Han Solo’s “blaster pistol” from the original Star Wars films, first seen in Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, is up for auction. Sure, you can build your own lightsabers in the parks now, and there’s plenty of merchandise you can grab, and we’ve seen Star Wars memorabilia be auctioned off before. Star Wars fans, have you ever wished you could own an iconic piece of Star Wars history? Han Solo using his blaster
You Can Own an Iconic ‘Star Wars’ Movie Prop…But It’ll COST You
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