This reinterpretation of The Force Awakens trailer is what the film preview would be like if it was shot in the style of Wes Anderson. Created by Jonah Feingold, Wes Anderson Presents: Star Wars Force Awakens Trailer uses several elements people associate with the iconic movie maker.
The fake Episode VII preview incorporates the mustard yellow font, French soundtrack and even French title screens translated into English. Calling Darth Vader "a hooded ruffian," The Force Awakens trailer acknowledges "realisateur" JJ Abrams and an espace femme (space woman). The asymmetric shots also cannot be ignored.
The one minute creatively produced video is not the first Star Wars parody trailer (bloody sci-fi reimaginations was redone in the style of Quentin Tarantino) nor the first fake preview from Wes Anderson (distinctive directorial film interpretations recreates Forest Gump).
Quirky Preview Interpretations
The Force Awakens Trailer is Re-Imagined in Wes Anderson's Style
Trend Themes
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