George Lucas has not seen the latest "Star Wars Episode 7" trailer, according to the latest news from NY Post's Page Six, as the spoilers reveal that the Force is now even stronger, which would be a problem for Jedis to overcome.
In the "Star Wars Episode 7" news and rumors from Page Six, George Lucas has revealed that he hasn't seen a peep of the new trailer released by Disney, despite having nearly 80 million views on YouTube.
"I don't know anything about it. I haven't seen it yet," he said. "Because it's not in the movie theater. I like going to the movies and watching the whole thing there."
He said that he wouldn't want to miss the new movie from JJ Abrams when it's released. George Lucas sold Lucasfilm to Disney for $4 billion back in 2012, which means Disney now owns the "Star Wars" franchise.
"But when we asked Lucas if he was curious to see what Abrams has done with the new 'Star Wars,' Lucas said, 'Not really,'" PageSix noted.
According to the news and rumors surrounding "Star Wars Episode 7," the Force is now stronger.
"There is a great tremor in the Force early in the film; those familiar with the Force feel as if its fundamental nature has somehow changed, while previously oblivious Force-sensitive individuals suddenly realize that they have a gift," said The Telegraph.
Luke Skywalker has now replaced Yoda as the most powerful Jedi and has instituted some policies of his own like training seven Jedis at a time, as well as allowing Jedis to marry. John Boyega, meanwhile, is now becoming the new Luke Skywalker.
As for Adam Driver, who will reportedly be the villain according to the "Star Wars Episode 7" news and rumors, he could be the mysterious black man wearing the crossguard lightsaber.
"I'm pretty certain, and I don't know this for a fact, but just knowing how tall Adam is, and how he moves, and the fact that there was chatter on the internet that he was going to play the equivalent of a Darth Vader, it's got to be him with that red lightsaber," Joel Edgerton, who appeared in "Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith," told GQ magazine.
