Who? What? Why? Apparently things will become clearer on 10.10.10.
Do you have any idea what it is all about?
10.10.10 is almost upon us. Have you made contact yet? They’re Here….We’re Here
MovieViral spoke to the film’s creators and picked up some interesting information.
MV: What made you choose Aurebesh (the Star Wars basic language) for the alien text on the official website?
TH: This language was chosen as it meant a great deal to one of our lead cast members, owing to their previous roles. In addition, we felt it would be interesting to see if anybody attempted translation. Great bit of fun.MV: Can you tell us anything about the film’s plot?
TH: I suppose like a lot of films it is about coming home and what you find when you get there. Furthermore, it is about looking beyond the surface to see the truth, getting that feeling that something that has always been there is not quite what you thought it was. It is like a memory that one day has little significance and the next day comes to life, making you realise why it stuck in your head for so long.
I spoke to They’re Here on Twitter and asked for a clue. They responded with this.
One of the lead stars may be more used to the line “They’re coming in!” than “They’re Here”
Could that be linked to Luke Skywalker who says “They’re coming in too fast!” during the attack on the Death Star in Star Wars: A New Hope.
Tie that into the fact they are using Aurebesh does that mean Mark Hamill is in the movie?
I also translated the Aurebesh text in the image above and it comes out as “Time Waits for No-One.”
They’re Here also sent me the opening line to the film – “Humankind has spent millenia wondering if we are alone in the universe”
