ST Chase Sequence in TFA?

I do hope for a good chase sequence. I just hope it doesn't involve her supersized fudgesicle because unless she is being chased by 7 year olds, hard for me to take seriously.

 

With the parkour members of the cast and athletic stunt doubles, I think some type of foot chase will definitely be featured. Leaping from rooftop to rooftop and scaling buildings would be different from anything we've seen so far in SW.

I think seeing a speeder chase that's completely unlike the AOTC speeder chase in just about every way possible would be really great to see in the ST.

 

I finally got to the piece on a chase I promised:
http://makingstarwars.net/2014/12/concepts-star-wars-force-awakens-high-speed-desert-chase/

It appears "Kira" is chasing after a big ship that has the X-wing fuselage.

 

Thanks Jason, it's quite obvious that there is a heck of a lot going on in the first Act. Probably stretches to at least 45 minutes if not longer.

 

It's either going to get cut up a lot (if it hasn't already), its a long movie, or its paced really fast.

 

We have all these elements so far, (you are probably aware of lots more);

1, Kira staring into space at her AT-AT 'home' with ship and flatbed parked up.

2, Kira's ship at the Space Port (with droid trundling past)

3, Kira chasing her ship in the flatbed speeder.

4, Kira taking an injured Boyega in the flatbed speeder.

5, Kira heading towards the Space Port on her red speeder.

6, Kira heading somewhere on the red speeder with makeshift sling on the side.

7, Kira meeting the blue alien at the Cantina (presumably this is at the Space Port)

8, Kira and blue alien dragging an X-Wing with the pig-thing.

9, Boyega in the desert looking scared.

10, Boyega and Isaac in the Brig.

Unless you have access to any storyboards it seems a bit of a challenge putting the above into any sort of logical order.

 

Don't forget the burning of the village, Boyega's TIE crash, Isaac's X-wing crash, Montross, and the Falcon/TIE battle.

Yeah, I think it's safe to assume there've been cuts.