STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI Detailed Footage Description Teases An Exciting Return To The Galaxy Far, Far Away
We got a few brief (but interesting) tidbits from the Star Wars: The last Jedi footage that was screened for Disney shareholders yesterday, but now a much more detailed breakdown has landed online...
Yesterday, some info from the Star Wars: The Last Jedi footage that was screened during Disney’s shareholders’ meeting seemed to reveal Luke Skywalker's first words ("who are you?") to Rey, but now a more detailed breakdown courtesy of /Film may just put a slightly different spin on things. Apparently, the footage also contained shots of Captain Phasma, Rey lightsaber training, and more.
The bullet points below are not particularly revealing as it pertains to the actual plot, but there are a few mild SPOILERS: - especially if you want to check out the first teaser for the film that's expected to screen at Star Wars Celebration without any prior knowledge of what it'll contain.
An interior shot from Star Wars: The Last Jedi featuring Luke Skywalker (in some sort of cave or maybe one of the stone huts seen on his island?) saying “Who are you?”
Poe Dameron in his X-Wing yelling “It’s now or never” as it cuts back to BB-8.
Fighters flying through a line-up of the Resistance fleet – had a feel similar to Rogue One over Scarif.
Chewbacca roars.
A shot of Captain Phasma.
Finn dressed as a First Order Officer on the bridge of a First Order ship.
Several shots of Rey igniting and spinning Luke’s lightsaber.
Rey’s hand, in slow motion, with all five fingertips touching the ground and pebbles and dirt hovering around her hand.
Leia turning to the camera with a hologram of the fleet behind her An X-wing flying into a hangar, possibly the Resistance’s since it looked like another X-wing was parked there – with the nose of the X-wing flaring/popping upwards as the X-wing braked quickly in the air.
There was also a wide shot of the island, with Rey out on the point of a ridge practicing with her lightsaber as Luke is farther up the ridge, looking down towards her.
Thoughts? Star Wars: The Last Jedi is set to hit theaters on December 15th.
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