J.J. Abrams’ “Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens” hits theaters in the United States on Dec. 18. (Photo : Facebook/Star Wars Movies)
The iconic movie, "Star Wars" just got more interesting as the actors sang like they have never done before with television host Jimmy Fallon, humming the tune of the movie in the most entertaining way possible.
A viral video immediately gained praises from netizens as Fallon and The Roots sung A Capella the Star Wars famous soundtrack by John Williams, People reports.
The actors behind the movie, "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" sing in a delightful rendition along with costumes and bright backgrounds, which delighted fans from all over the world.
On YouTube, more than 3.2 million views were gathered from its initial upload on Dec. 15.
As expected, netizens expressed their opinions about it. Viewer Ryley Jones said the video causes goosebumps especially Anybody else get goosebumps" upon hearing Kylo Ren appeared in the video.
Impatient Turtle thinks that Harrison Ford made a great effort to do the piece.
RichSavage believes their rendition can be a good mobile ringtone
While netizens are impressed by Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher, they are wondering why Mark Hamill did not join the band.
In an article by Popsugar, Fallon created the spectacle in lieu with film's release on Friday. He was able to get several casts joining the A Capella, including Lupita Nyong'o, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, among others.
On Dec. 15, the cast graced the red carpet during the movie's premiere held at Los Angeles.
"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is the next story after the "Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi," which was flocked by fans all over the world in 1983. Joining Ford is Hamill as Luke Skywalker and Fisher as Princess Leila.
The movie focuses on Han Solo and his new challenge of saving the world from Storm Troopers, which came back after 30 years of defeat.
