Entertainment | Star Wars Star Wars Fans, It's Time to Grow Up Martin Daubney is flummoxed by fanboy love over new trailer By Jenn Gidman Posted Apr 17, 2015 8:00 AM CDT Updated Apr 17, 2015 1:50 PM CDT Copied This image released by Lucasfilm shows Chewbacca, left, and Harrison Ford as Han Solo in a scene from "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," the film by JJ Abrams that hits theaters Dec. 18. (Lucasfilm via AP) The Internet went crazy yesterday when the second official trailer for Star Wars: Episode VII—The Force Awakens was uploaded to YouTube. Maybe a little too crazy, according to Martin Daubney, who pens a scathing yet colorful analysis in the Telegraph of what he thinks of the "mass hysteria"—which he also describes as "grown men … behaving the way tween girls do when Justin Bieber takes his top off." Some of his points: As a card-carrying adult, Daubney is at a loss about the sheer number of people dressing like Stormtroopers and posting "wildly inappropriate tweets" (he cites one where a guy confesses to weeping after watching the trailer 13 times). "Am I the only man who finds this behaviour all a bit odd?" he writes. "Shouldn't grown men get over Star Wars already?" He doesn't have a problem with the cinematography, which he says "looks mostly like every other Star Wars movie, only with better CGI." He throws a Tom Cruise jibe in there, too, writing, "It certainly looks slicker than … Edge of Tomorrow." It's not even that he's incapable of feeling that Star Wars vibe. He admits he saw the first film in the franchise in 1977 and "being pant-wettingly excited about it. But then, I was 7." Click to read the full column. Read These Next After girl goes overboard on cruise, 'hero' dad to the rescue. Kohberger agrees to plea deal in Idaho killings. UPS driver hits the Slip 'N Slide with some partying teens. Obituary reveals teacher's same-sex marriage, and he's fired. Report an error