IN PHOTOS: Interactive ‘Star Wars’ exhibit opens at SM Mall of Asia
The long wait is almost over.
It has been ten years since the release of the last “Star Wars” film. But before fans of the space epic indulge themselves in the much awaited seventh installment of the hit franchise, they may first immerse in an interactive exhibit that will surely give them the galactic vibe in anticipation of “The Force Awakens.”
SM Lifestyle Entertainment Inc. and Disney on Tuesday formally opened the “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” galactic Christmas exhibit at the SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City.
The exhibit, staged at the mall’s Atrium and Cyberzone areas, features a life-size X-Wing aircraft, a Battlefront PS4 game station, fully articulated “Star Wars” toys and stormtroopers’ helmets, “Choose Your Destiny” photo wall with lightsabers, augmented reality wall, and life-size stormtroopers on display.
It will run until January 3, 2016.
“The Force Awakens,” set 30 years after “The Return of the Jedi,” will be shown in local theaters on Dec. 17. It will remain in IMAX during the Metro Manila Film Festival, but will be screened back to regular SM cinemas on January 8.
All photos by Joseph Garibay:
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Life size replica of the popular X-wing fighter. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Fully detailed cockpit of the X-wing fighter. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
The modern incarnation of the X-wing fighter, one of the most popular aircrafts in the franchise. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Star Wars Battlefront for Playstation 4. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Fully articulated figures of Star Wars characters by Hot Toys Limited. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Luke Skywalker figure by Hot Toys Limited. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Han Solo figure by Hot Toys Limited. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Chewbacca figure by Hot Toys Limited. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Stormtrooper figure by Hot Toys Limited. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Kylo Ren figure by Hot Toys Limited. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
The First Order Stormtrooper figure by Hot Toys Limited. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Interactive set where people can pose for a photo with the lightsabers. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Life size “The First Order” Stormtroopers. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Arnel Serioso, Jeffrey Estaris, and Rico Santos of 501st Legion, a Lucasfilm-recognized fan group with 45 local members and about 9,000 affiliates in the world, said they are very excited about the release of “The Force Awakens,” especially because it’s the first “Star Wars” film in a decade. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
Star Wars merchandise for sale. PHOTO BY SEPHY GARIBAY/INQUIRER.net
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