Rian Johnson, who will direct the franchise after J.J. Abrams, has said that his 'Star Wars' movie will have less CGI effects and more practical and traditional effects.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the 40-year-old American director said that it was awesome that they were doing so much practical building for this one.
He said that people were coming back around to practical effects and it felt like there was sort of that gravity pulling them back toward it.
Johnson asserted that according to him more and more people were hitting kind of a critical mass in terms of the CG-driven action scene lending itself to a very specific type of action scene, where physics go out the window and it became so big, so quick.
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