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New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker trailer — everything we think we saw

By Matthew Lynch
February 3, 2024
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The new trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has dropped, and it’s packed with enough teases, glimpses, and epic moments to send fans analyzing every frame. The final installment of the Skywalker saga promises to tie up loose ends, answer lingering questions, and provide a satisfying conclusion to a story that spans more than forty years.

From the haunting echoes of Emperor Palpatine’s laugh to the sight of Rey brandishing a new, more determined look in her eye, the trailer hints at a dark and emotional journey ahead. We think we saw remnants of the Death Star lying in ruins on an unknown oceanic planet, suggesting that old threats may be rising again in new forms. Another speculation-inspiring scene shows Kylo Ren’s cracked helmet being reforged, hinting at his internal struggle and possible redemption arc.

The most heartwarming moment might be the brief shot of our beloved General Leia Organa, posthumously portrayed by Carrie Fisher using previously unseen footage from earlier films. This touching inclusion serves as a poignant reminder of her invaluable role in the saga and the hearts of Star Wars enthusiasts around the world.

There are exhilarating scenes of space battles that rival the scale and intensity of any seen before in the series. We caught glimpses of dozens of starships facing off against each other in what could be the climactic fight for freedom from Tyranny. Lando Calrissian’s return alongside Chewbacca at the helm of the Millennium Falcon tugs at our nostalgic heartstrings and heralds a potential reunion of old friends.

Finn and Poe Dameron feature prominently as well, seemingly ready to step into leadership roles within what remains of the Resistance. Meanwhile, new characters are also teased, leaving us to wonder what roles they will play in this final chapter.

In true J.J. Abrams fashion, however, the trailer leaves us with more questions than answers — Which sides will certain characters end up on? How will past events come to influence this concluding story? What is the ultimate fate of both Rey and Kylo Ren?

As we wait for answers in December 2019 when The Rise of Skywalker releases worldwide, one thing is certain — this trailer has reignited an inferno of excitement and anticipation across the Star Wars galaxy. May the Force be with us all as we eagerly await what hopes to be an epic end to an iconic tale.

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