The Force Awakens Pitch Meeting - Revisited!

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Ever wonder how some of the big decisions for Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens were made? Wonder no more with this look inside the pitch meeting for the movie!

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[Christopher-mdtf]

Oh man, this reminds me of how much potential Finn had as a character and how they did absolutely nothing with it. By the end of the trilogy, his main job was yelling other people's names.

[grahammcdonald]

I think it's amazing how pitch meetings have evolved.
WOW wow wow.

[lancedicker]

Love the "tie fighter".
And that was an awesome joke about how in 20 years you'll be doing what all the studios are doing now with older-hero reboots. Well done, sir!

[SarathKumar-bpgo]

I actually love you pointing out plot contrivance. That is the best part about the pitch meetings I miss. Your pitch meetings can easily make a writer question themselves.

[grafficacma]

Seeing an old, grumpy Ryan George cameo in the reboot of Pitch Meetings 20 years from now sounds SOOO AWESOME, I'm already looking forward to it!

[KamikazeCommie]

As an Australian, I feel recognized. Thank you, Ryan. It's not easy living life upside down.

[zmb]

Not only did the Ray Ramano joke stood the test of time but has been improved upon in this segment!

[HomeLoungin]

It's fun to see how Ryan really developed the unique personality of these two characters over all the pitch meetings.

[thatllwork_official]

I for one loved the joke about Raymond

[ColeDedhand]

These revisits are great to remind us just how much more evolved the writer and producer characters are now than they were back then.

[weswheel]

Round of applause for the "Everybody loves Raymond" joke.

[everybodylieshm]

I still love how Rey happens to be able to fly the Falcon, happens to understand BB8, happens to understand Chewie and happens to awaken powers when it suits her.

[SoybeanAK]

Honestly the "happens" joke is perfectly justified. Rey is another in a too-long list of protagonists who never do any protagonising. They just get bumped along by the universe, whispering "You're the Chosen One!"

[infinitelybanta]

I love that the calling Rey “Raymond” at first is only to make the silly “Everybody Loves Raymond” joke. That’s the sort of high quality writing that made me follow this series!

[digandhide]

Hey Ryan, question for you, have you ever seen a movie that you would’ve really liked to make a pitch meeting on but didn’t because you didn’t feel like it was a pitch meeting most people would be interested in?

[twogunsnoammo]

The string-of-coincidences joke is still valid. I can see how it may feel harsh in hindsight, but even if a few would be acceptable, there are SO MANY than lining them all up to mock them is both legit critique and funny.

Love all your content

[doubleb]

As someone who watches pitch meetings upside down, it feels good to finally be appreciated!

[perceivedvelocity]

That was a extremely accurate description of the movies plot and why the events of the movie happened. He deserves an A+ IMO.

[octavia]

I don’t watch Marvel shows... but i watch the pitch meetings! Thanks for taking many for the team.

[LeoJay]

Thank god Rey happens to be great at everything without training or anything! such a character of all times.